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Who am I to question, When hardships befall over me? Let it be a vast circle of bulky mountains, Ensnaring me from all sides. If I fall into a threatening void, A void that gnaws at my soul, And is ravenous for my worn-out soul, That helps me encounter more turbulences. But who am I to question my tolerance of enduring a void that ravens for troubles for me? When my Master, the Beloved of the Almighty, Stated that Muslims are prepared to confront Whatever situation they may face with their faith. With my faith, I can pull myself out of the void, Shove off bulky mountains, because they ain't heavier than my Iman.
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Apr 13, 2021
Apr 13, 2021 at 7:05 AM UTC
Who am I to question?
Who am I to question, When hardships befall over me? Let it be a vast circle of bulky mountains, Ensnaring me from all sides. If I fall into a threatening void, A void that gnaws at my soul, And is ravenous for my worn-out soul, That helps me encounter more turbulences. But who am I to question my tolerance of enduring a void that ravens for troubles for me? When my Master, the Beloved of the Almighty, Stated that Muslims are prepared to confront Whatever situation they may face with their faith. With my faith, I can pull myself out of the void, Shove off bulky mountains, because they ain't heavier than my Iman.
‘Whatever difficulty reaches a Muslim, be it an illness, worry, sadness, pain, distress, or even a ***** of a thorn, Allah Almighty makes it an expiation for his sins’. (Sahih-ul-Bukhari, vol. 4, p. 3, Hadees 5641)
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Apr 13, 2021
Apr 13, 2021 at 7:05 AM UTC
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