The Prophet ﷺ warned against swearing oaths falsely to take another person's wealth.
Do you know what such a person risks losing in the Hereafter?
The Prophet ﷺ said that whoever takes a Muslim's right through a false oath has made the Fire inevitable for himself and Paradise forbidden to himself.
A man asked, “Even if it is something insignificant, O Messenger of Allah?”
He ﷺ replied, “Even if it is a twig of the Arak tree.”
(Sahih Muslim 137)
Think about this.
The Prophet ﷺ mentioned people whom Allah will not speak to, look at, or purify on the Day of Judgment.
One of them is Al-Mannan.
But who is Al-Mannan?
You could give someone something sincerely for Allah's sake, then damage the reward by constantly reminding them of it and hurting them with your words.
Are you worried about money?
Making du’a for more rizq?
Here are 5 keys to rizq from the Qur’an and Sunnah that we often overlook.
Key 5: Tawakkul
The Prophet ﷺ compared true reliance on Allah to the birds: they leave their nests hungry in the morning and return full in the evening.
Notice something: the birds still leave their nests.
Trust Allah, but keep making the effort. Apply for the job. Start the work. Take the halal means and leave the outcome to Him.
Surah Al-Waqi’ah actually talks about the Day of Judgment. But why is this surah known for bringing ease and blessings in one’s provision (rizq)?
WHO’S STILL believing that Allah can write a beautiful ending after such a difficult chapterrrrrrr???
CAN WE NORMALIZEEEEE thanking Allah for the life we have while still making dua for the life we dream of??? You can be grateful and still want more. You can say Alhamdulillah and still ask Allah to improve your circumstances. You can appreciate today while praying for tomorrow. Gratitude and ambition can exist in the same hearttttttt.
