Ten Things to Ponder……
1. Remember that your Lord forgives those who ask him for forgiveness, and He accepts the repentance of those who repent, and He accepts those who come back to him.
2. Show mercy to the week and you will be happy; give to the needy and you will be well; do not bear grudges and you will be healthy.
3. Be optimistic, for Allah is with you, and the angels are praying for your
forgiveness, and Paradise waits you. (Isn’t that just lovely and reassuring)
4. Wipe away your tears, think well of your lord, and chase away your worries by remembering the blessings that Allah has bestowed upon you.
5. Do not think that this world is perfect for anyone. There is no one on the face of the earth who gets all that he wants or is free from all kinds of distress.
6. Be like a tall tree with high aims; if a stone is thrown at it, it simply lets its fruits drop.
7. Have you ever heard that grief brings back what has been lost, or that worry corrects mistakes? So why grieve and worry then?
8. Do not expect trails and calamities; rather expect peace, safety and good health, if Allah wills.
9. Extinguish the flames of hatred from your heart by forgiving everyone who has ever hurt you.
10. Ghusl, wudu, siwak and being organized are effective medicines for all kinds of distress and worry.
Think About It…….
1. Be like a bee, which lands on fragrant flowers and fresh branches.
2. You do not have time to seek out people’s defects and mistakes.
3. If Allah is with you, then whom do you have to fear? If Allah is against you, then what hopes do you have?
4. The fire of envy consumes the body, and excessive jealousy is like a raging fire.
5. If you do not prepare today, then you will not be able to do anything tomorrow.
6. Withdraw peacefully from places where idle arguments are going on.
7. Let your morals and attitude be even more beautiful than a garden.
8. Do acts of kindness and you will be the happiest of people.
9. Leave people to their creator, leave the envier to death, and forget about your enemy.
10. The pleasure of haram actions is followed by regret, loss and punishment.
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