Joy and Sorrow
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Joys and sorrows are intrinsic to worldly life and every human being has to face both in his life. Human nature is such that joys are accepted as one’s right whereas the moment one is confronted with setbacks the person bemoans his lot but he also tries to alleviate his condition by turning to Allah.
There are exceptions to this general human behaviour like in the case of believers who accept vagaries of life with equanimity. In fact they bear tragedies and misfortunes with a smiling face as can be seen in the lives of saints. Their hardships only increase their faith in divine dispensation. Joy and sorrow are only states of mind and what may appear as suffering to the worldly may not affect a believer whose faith in Allah enables him to bear it.
“Say: “Truly, my prayer And my service of sacrifice, My life and my death, Are (all) for Allah, The Cherisher of the Worlds:” Sura:6 (An’am) Verse : 162.
In the life of an average worldly person it can be seen that his worldly achievements are responsible for distancing him from Allah. Wealth, position and power, for instance, make a person very proud and licentious as he is able to command what he wants. Likewise, learning can make one arrogant if it is not tempered with humility. A person blessed with fortune in life must constantly remember that he owes everything he enjoys to Allah.
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