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Roots to Fruits

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Growth Through Challenge

It is said, "A ship in the harbour is safe, but that is not what ships are built for."

Safety and comfort have their place, but a person, like a ship, fulfils their purpose by venturing beyond the protected environment where they were made.

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Treasures of the Day of Jumu'ah

On the authority of 'Aws ibn 'Aws, who narrated: I heard the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ say:

"Whoever performs the complete ritual bath (ghusl) on the day of Jumuʿah, then goes early (to the masjid) and arrives at the start, walking rather than riding, and draws near to the Imām, listening attentively without engaging in idle talk - will receive for every step he took, the reward of a year's worth of fasting and prayer."

• أخرجه أبو داود (٣٤٥)، والترمذي (٤٩٦)

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Be careful who you allow to consume your attention. Some people, relationships and conversations do not merely waste time - they slowly drain your faith, weaken your resolve, scatter your focus and pull you away from what matters most.

When you cannot avoid such people, turn the interaction into something positive: exercise patience, show good character, seek Allāh's pleasure and take whatever good you can from the encounter.

But if someone consistently pulls you backwards and refuses to move forward with you, do not let them determine the direction of your life. Keep walking. You may carry someone for a while, but you must never allow them to carry you away from your destination.

Guard your heart, guard your time, and keep moving toward Allāh.

See: الوابل الصيب من الكلم الطيب

Keep Your Spiritual State Private

The eminent Companion Abū al-Dardāʾ (ر) said: "Shall I inform you how to recognise a person of sound intellect?"

يتواضع لمن فوقه ولا يزدري من دونه، يمسك الفضل من منطقة، يخالق الناس بأخلاقهم، ويحتجر الإيمان فيما بينه وبين ربه عز وجل، فهو يمشي في الدنيا بالتقية والكتمان

"He is humble toward those above him, and does not demean those beneath him. He holds firmly to virtue, treats people according to their own disposition, and keeps his inner faith between himself and his Lord, Mighty and Majestic. He therefore walks through life with piety and discretion."

• لاذكياء لابن الجوزي

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A Contented Soul

True wealth isn't measured by how much you possess, but by how little your soul needs in order to feel rich. The Prophet ﷺ shifts the meaning of enrichment:

ليسَ الغنى عن كثرةِ العَرَضِ ولَكنَّ الغِنى غنى النَّفسِ

"True wealth is not having an abundance of possessions but is the richness of the inner self."

• صحيح البخاري (٦٤٤٦)

It was from the du'ā of imām Ahmad:

اللهم لا تَشغَلْ قلوبَنا بما تكفَّلتَ لنا به، ولا تجعلنا في رزقِك خَوَلًا لغيرِك
ولا تَمْنَعنا خيرَ ما عندِك بشَرِّ ما عندنا، ولا ترانا حيثُ نهيتَنا، ولا تفقِدنا من حيثُ أَمَرتَنا
أَعِزَّنا ولا تُذِلَّنا؛ أعزَّنا بالطاعةِ، ولا تُذلَّنا بالمعصية

"O Allāh, do not occupy our hearts with that which You have already taken responsibility for us, nor make us, through the provision You have granted us, dependent upon anyone besides You.

Do not withhold from us the good that is with You because of the evil within us. Do not let us be where You have forbidden us to be, nor let us be absent from where You have commanded us to be.

Honour us, and do not humiliate us. Honour us through obedience to You, and do not humiliate us through disobedience."

• طبقات الحنابلة

Your effort is not something that competes with Allāh's decree (qadar); rather, your effort is one of the means through which His decree unfolds. Always remember this.

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The Qur'ān shouldn't be something you "get through"; it should become something you deliberately live with. In practical terms, Instead of: "I need to finish my daily pages."

Think: What is Allāh teaching me here?

You might read only 10-20 āyāt, but pause over them and ask, e.g:

• What does this reveal about Him?
• What does this reveal about myself?
• What behaviour is this asking me to change?
• What warning should I take onboard?
• What promise fills me with hope?
• What should I do differently today because I understood this?

Then carry one āyah into your day.

Allāh's love is sought, shared and earned through positive deeds. From the remarkable du'ā of Prophet Dawūd ﷺ was:

اللَّهُمَّ إنِّي أسألُكَ حبَّكَ وحُبَّ مَن يحبُّكَ
والعَملَ الذي يُبلِّغُني حبَّكَ

"O Allāh, I ask You for Your love, the love of those who love You, and the deeds that will lead me to Your love."

• الترمذي (٣٤٩٠)، والحاكم (٣٦٢١)
صحيح الجامع (٤٤٥٣)

This insightful du'ā is petitioning for the deepest form of love; one that begins with Allāh, extends to those who share it, and is completed through actions that make it real.

The heart that asks for this is one that is truly seeking self-reform and transformation.

احْرِصْ عَلَى مَا يَنْفَعُكَ وَاسْتَعِنْ بِاللَّهِ

"...Be keen on what benefits you, and seek the help of Allāh..." ~Sahīh Muslim (2664)

You are not short on strength/ability. It's where you spend it that matters. In trivial debates that change nothing, current news items you can't affect, or personal comparisons that are draining you.

Success doesn't start with more effort. It starts with choosing what deserves your actual effort.

اللَّهُمَّ من وَلِيَ من أَمرِ أُمَّتِي شيئًا فَشَقَّ عليهِم، فاشقُق عليهِ، ومن وَلِيَ من أَمرِ أُمَّتِي شَيئًا فرفَقَ بِهِم، فارفُق بِهِ

This du'ā is an example of jazā' min jins al-'amal; recompense being of the same nature as the deed. The Prophet ﷺ is invoking Allāh as the direct respondent to how you treat those under your care. Every wilāyah, however small, is valuable in view of this du'ā.

The truest form of patience is born not when the storm has passed, but when the first drops of rain fall... In the first moments of trauma, before the heart learns to endure.

It is manifested when the soul is shaken yet remains deeply rooted in the trusting of Allāh.

Recourse to Resource

Honour is not a title people give you; it is the result of noble actions that benefit others. And wealth plays a role in that. When placed in the hands of the principled, wealth becomes a means of generosity, service and lasting good.

And for this reason, Sa'd ibn 'Ubādah (ر), renowned for extraordinary generosity, would supplicate to Allāh:

اللَّهُمَّ هَبْ لِي حَمْدًا، وَهَبْ لِي مَجْدًا، لَا مَجْدَ إِلَّا بِفِعَالٍ، وَلَا فِعَالَ إِلَّا بِمَالٍ، اللَّهُمَّ لَا يَصْلُحُ لِي قَلِيلُهَا، وَلَا يَصْلُحُ لِي مِنْهَا إِلَّا كَثِيرُهَا

"O Allāh, grant me a praiseworthy mention and glory. There is no true honour except through worthy deeds, no worthy deeds without wealth. . O Allāh, a small share of it will not do for me; nothing short of abundance will."

• مصنف ابن أبي شيبة (27151)

Ask Allāh for sufficiency, for acts of charity and great public benefit often require financial means. Sa'd's closing phrase recognises that a little wealth would not enable him to fulfil the level of generosity he aspired to.