[1]. To be patient and accept God's predestination with good heart and not to oppose God's Decree. The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said: “He who (when struck by an affliction) slaps the cheeks, tears the clothes and calls to or follows the ways and traditions of the Days of Ignorance, is not from the believers.”
Muhammad, God's Messenger (ﷺ) said also, "How wonderful is the case of a believer; there is good for him in everything and this applies only to a believer. If prosperity attends him, he expresses gratitude to Allah and that is good for him; and if adversity befalls him, he endures it patiently and that is better for him".
[2]. Since they may turn you away from following the Divine Path.
[3]. Their faults toward you and in worldly matters. Forgiveness is a noble trait.
Surely a sign of great people. Let us forgive them gladly those who treat us badly.
If anger may overtake us let forgiveness elevate us. If we want our sins to be erased
Forgive others and be forgiven.
You are Allāh’s servants, beloved, and pure. Let your life reflect that sacred status. Put on these virtues every day, like garments that shape your soul. Open your heart to others’ pain. Care deeply, forgive freely, and offer help without expectation.
Let your words and actions spread warmth. Smile, serve, and speak gently, even when it’s hard. Remember that all blessings come from Allāh. Listen more, boast less, and honor everyone equally. Respond with gentleness, not anger. Lead through patience and example, not force or harshness. Endure life’s trials with calm. Persist in good, even when results are slow, and trust Allāh’s timing. When you embrace these virtues, your heart becomes a sanctuary of peace, your actions inspire love, and your life reflects the beauty Allāh intended.
[4]. Allah is generous, merciful, and kind, not just to some but to all—even to the ungrateful and wicked. Prophet Muhammad instructed those who desire to reflect God’s character to love, do good, and lend without expecting to get anything back.
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, "Verily, Allah is generous. He loves generosity and the highest morals, and He detests pettiness". And said: “The believer is simple and generous, but the wicked person is deceitful and ignoble.”
[5]. Whoever giving to the poor lends to Allāh and He will repay it double. This also applies when we look at another person's life: the inner person. Are they poor in spirit? Lacking in hope? How can we help them have more hope? Are they lacking in faith? How can we add to their measure of faith? How can we add a measure to their joy? How can we add a measure to their peace? Love? Kindness?
It is easier to give money or goods, it's easier to do, because we can just give that physical thing and separate ourselves from it. Looking beyond that to a person's social-emotional well-being requires more of our time and to walk alongside someone. It requires our pouring out emotionally as well, to meet that person's intangible needs.