Have Faith in Allah And Be GratefuL

 To regret one's condition, to feel sorry for one's self, to prove one's self pitiable among people, is ungratefulness to Allah. Allah does not burden a person more than he can bear. Sick and weak souls always complain, healthy souls give thanks. Criticism of life is criticism of the Creator. And this criticism destroys faith.



Please pray for good times to come and good conditions. May Allah Almighty keep your people healthy. May Allah make it easy for you with His grace. May Allah preserve your faith in the way things are going, or may Allah preserve our faith and keep us satisfied despite our poverty. 

Hazrat Wasif Ali Wasif.


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