Beneficial Quotes by IslamicBoard members

azc said:
''Everything is in the hands of Allah, we just need that faith and trust.''
[MENTION=370]Eric H[/MENTION]
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Yup, and not to forget to mention “ambition”. The 3 things we need to learn something from Quran are:

1) faith
2) trust
3) ambition

Because, if you don’t have ambition, you can never learn anything. Right?
 
[MENTION=37280]ZeeshanParvez[/MENTION]:

''We spend all our lives in worldly endeavors. We invest our sweat and blood in this world. A world which will come to an end.''
 
[MENTION=17539]piXie[/MENTION]:

''Facebook helps you connect and share with the people online. And it helps u disconnect with the ppl sitting right next to you.''
 
[MENTION=370]Eric H[/MENTION]:

''It has been said that inside each and everyone of us is a 'God shaped hole'. We can try filling this hole with the things of the world like cars, homes, relationships, holidays or any other passion that drives us to do something. But these worldly desires still leave us feeling that something is missing.''
 
[MENTION=5674]AabiruSabeel[/MENTION]:

''being content with the decree of Allah :swt1: while fulfilling His commands is the actual success in this life.''
 
[MENTION=370]Eric H[/MENTION]:

''when you point the finger and call someone a hypocrite, there are three fingers pointing back at you.''
 
[MENTION=42749]Lgrant[/MENTION]:

''Elders are the best learning resource''

''Friends are a dime a dozen but family last forever''

''Do not sacrifice time with family for work.''

''Don't share your goals and dreams with others''
 
[MENTION=370]Eric H[/MENTION]:

''every time life's problems beat you to the ground, get up again. And how many times do you have to pick yourself up and start again, the answer is always the same, just one more time.''
 
[MENTION=5615]jameelash[/MENTION]:

''When bad things happen in your life, you have three choices. You can either let it define you, let it destroy you or you can let it strengthen you.''

''Honesty is a very expensive gift. Do not expect it from cheap people.''
 
Nitro Zeus said:
Yup, and not to forget to mention “ambition”. The 3 things we need to learn something from Quran are:

1) faith
2) trust
3) ambition

Because, if you don’t have ambition, you can never learn anything. Right?
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alright I agree with you.
 
[MENTION=5615]jameelash[/MENTION]:

''Someone may walk through the gate of heavens, with very little regardless of how unimportant people consider him to be, while others with far greater deeds perish because of their arrogance and showing they are more closer to ALLAH :swt: than the others.''
 
[MENTION=370]Eric H[/MENTION]

''Anger is like picking up a burning coal with the intention of throwing it at the person who angers you, and the person who gets burned the most is you. The longer you hold onto this burning coal of anger, the hotter it becomes.''
 
[MENTION=370]Eric H[/MENTION]:

''The struggle you are in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow.''
 
[MENTION=5615]jameelash[/MENTION]:

''If you do not step forward, you'll always be in the same place''
 
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:jz: [MENTION=33361]farhan[/MENTION] for this interesting thread. A good idea.
Just a small suggestion for all - Is it possible to please include links to the posts from which the quotes were taken? It might be that members find the rest of the posts beneficial too, and also that way the original posters might get some likes reps etc.
If, due the device we’re posting from, it’s difficult to copy and paste a link or to quote from the post (which includes an arrow for the link next to the members name), it’s not a problem, but where possible it might be beneficial.

:jz:
 
[MENTION=5615]jameelash[/MENTION]
*5) WE ALWAYS ASK: How can I face it?*

*AL-QURAN ANSWERS:*

"O you who believed! Persevere in patience and constancy; vie in such perseverance; strengthen each other; and fear Allah that you may prosper." Surah Al-Imran[3:200] & "And seek (Allah's) help with patient, perseverance and prayer: It is indeed hard, except to those who bring a humbly submissive (to Allah)." Surah Al-Baqarah [2:45]

https://www.islamicboard.com/general/134352628-why-me.html#post3008444
 
Eric H said:
[MENTION=5615]jameelash[/MENTION]
*5) WE ALWAYS ASK: How can I face it?*

*AL-QURAN ANSWERS:*

"O you who believed! Persevere in patience and constancy; vie in such perseverance; strengthen each other; and fear Allah that you may prosper." Surah Al-Imran[3:200] & "And seek (Allah's) help with patient, perseverance and prayer: It is indeed hard, except to those who bring a humbly submissive (to Allah)." Surah Al-Baqarah [2:45]

https://www.islamicboard.com/general/134352628-why-me.html#post3008444
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Just one question regarding prayer, if I have no time nor place for me to pray at school because of my class mates who likes to move around like rats and mouse constantly and new visitors comes to our class then, am I allowed to recover the lost prayers when I come home from school? Because, I live in Bucharest and my school is full of Christians and there is only one Muslim among them which is me, and this worries me because I do not know how would they react or do to me of they see me praying or hear me praying, because I really have strong paranoia thoughts and feelings of being mocked, and non will understand me if I pray in public as my mom told me: "have you seen your dad praying in public? No, he only says when the prayer time has come, 'let me go home because the prayer has come' or if he is far from home or late, he would say: 'come one, let's go home! I have not prayed 3 prayers and I need to recover them'. But he would never pray in public so that others would see him. Have you seen someone praying in public?" I answered her, "well, I saw on YouTube a group of American Muslims who prayed in public" then she told me: "those who you have seen, have not understood properly Quran, if you have Mosque near you, you go ahead and pray there, but if Mosques are far away from you house, then you can pray at home, or wait until you get home, then you recover the lost prayer, not like that".

So, what Quran says about this matter? Am I allowed to pray at home if I fear of being mocked or self insecure? I can recover the lost prayers when I get home from school?
 
[MENTION=370]Eric H[/MENTION]:

''The person who angers you, controls your mind and thoughts, it is like they have a remote control, and they just press your buttons to make you feel bad. The only person who should control what goes on inside your head is you''

''The person who is able to forgive, benefits more than the person who has been forgiven''

https://www.islamicboard.com/general/134352997-desperately-death.html#post3010858
 

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