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Jan 21, 2006 · In the Quran, Allaah has guaranteed those who are patient that He will give them reward without measure. He tells them that He is with them by guiding and supporting them and granting them a clear victory. Allah says (interpretation of the meaning): “Surely, Allah is with those who are As-Sabirun (the patient).” [al-Anfal 8:46]
- How to Apply Patience When Faced With Tests
It is no secret that patience brings great reward and high...
- Words Concerning The Reasons for Calamities and Bearing Them With Patience
Patience is obligatory, and belief in the divine decree is...
- How to Apply Patience When Faced With Tests
Aug 20, 2015 · Explore the three types of patience: obedience to Allah, avoiding disobedience, and enduring tests beyond our control. Delve into the distinguished patience of Prophet Yoosuf, illustrating the strength required to resist temptations versus unavoidable hardships.
- Imam Hasan
- The Short Period of Imam Hasan (As)'S Caliphate
- The Peace Treaty Between Imam Hasan (As) and Mu'awiya
- Imam Hasan (As)'S Prominent Characteristics
Imam Hasan (AS) was only seven years old when Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) passed away. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) dearly loved him, and as it is narrated, he used to put Imam Hasan (AS) on his shoulders and said, "O' Allah! I love him, therefore, You love him, too." In some instances, while Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) was performing the congregationa...
After Imam Ali's (AS) tragic martyrdom in 661 A.D, many people in Iraq and the neighboring lands pledged allegiance to Imam Hasan (AS), as the most suitable person to be their Caliph succeeded by Imam Ali (AS). Nevertheless, soon after this pledge of allegiance, Mu'awiya b. Abi Sufyan [i] refused to respect people's choice and offended Imam Hasan's...
According to historical accounts, "Mu'awiya sent a blank contract with his seal at the bottom for Imam al-Hasan (a) to write anything that he wished and thus he wrote, "In this peace treaty, al-Hasan b. 'Ali (a) establishes peace with Mu'awiya b. Abi Sufyan and leaves the government of the Muslims to him with the following conditions: 1. He observe...
Forbearance and Patience
Imam Hasan's (AS) patience in the face of hardship becomes evident by having a glance at his life, which was full of challenges. Losing Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) when he was only a child, losing his mother, lady Fatima (AS), bearing the difficulties at the time of his father's caliphate, following by his martyrdom most brutally, electing as a caliph by the people and then being abandoned by the same ones provoked by Mu'awiya, being forced to accept a peace treaty and giving up caliphate unfa...
Generosity
Imam Hasan's (AS) life was full of instances, which revealed his immense generosity and selflessness. It is narrated that he had given away all his properties and wealth as a charity twice in his lifetime . According to an account, a man in need came to Imam Hasan (AS). Imam (AS) asked him to write what he needed and give him the note. When Imam (AS) read his letter, he gave him twice more than what he had asked. One of the people who were present there said, "What a bounteous letter he wrote...
Humbleness toward the Poor
The grandson of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP), following the footsteps of his grandfather, was highly observant of his manner toward the ones in need, being careful not to break their hearts or belittling them while helping them. It is reported in an account, "One day, he passed by a group of poor people who were eating pieces of bread. When they saw him, they invited him to eat with them. The Imam (AS) accepted their invitation and sat and ate with them and then invited all of them to his house...
The importance of patience. To observe patience is a great virtue. Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ has mentioned patience more than 70 times in Holy Quran; and numerous ranks and goodness have been attributed to it. (Ihya-ul-‘Uloom, vol. 4, pp. 75) Moreover, Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ has promised to be with the patient.
Oct 15, 2020 · In Islam, having patience (sabr in Arabic) comes with many benefits and rewards. Patience is an admirable quality which helps us connect with Allah (SWT), speak and act upon the truth, and to endure with strength through hardships.
Sabr literally means “enduring,” “bearing,” and “resisting pain, suffering, and difficulty,” and “dealing calmly with problems.” In more general terms it means “patience,” which is one of the most important actions of the heart mentioned in the Qur’an. Because of its importance, patience is regarded as half of one’s religious life.
Jan 11, 2024 · Patience is our aid and we are told to seek help through it. This necessarily means that patience will get us through an ordeal or a difficulty. It may not be easy, but those who try also have the help of God. So what exactly is patience? In the Arabic language, sabr means to confine or contain.
