Islamic quotes about patience. Though this is a very easy to say that true Muslim shows the virtue of patience in all the walks and shades of life no matter how much worst and emotionally trigging the situation gets, yet this all becomes very difficult when we are required to do it practically in life.
One of the most favorite virtues of our Allah Almighty and His beloved Holy Prophet S.A.W is patience. On several occasions in Quran and Ahadees, the rewards and high ranks of the one who exhibits patience in even the worst of situations have been mentioned very clearly. As a Muslim, all we want is to gain the highest value in Allah’s eyes and in Jannah. For this, we should try to make all the possible efforts to act virtuously in this world.
Since patience is one of the best virtues, we should try to display it no matter how much sad, angry, difficult, or trialing our life gets. Let us have a look at some of the most powerful Islamic quotes about patience. You may also like more quotes on sabr, the duas of the Prophets and the benefits of istighfar.
↓ 50 – Saying Of Prophet(P.B.U.H) About Patience
A man asked the Prophet (SAW) how many times a servant’s faults should be forgiven. He stayed silent, and when the man asked a third time, he said, “Forgive your servants seventy times a day”. So we have to be very patient. Also have a look at 50 Islamic Quotes About Lying with Images.
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↓ 49 – The Best Combination
A man whose actions are grounded in by true knowledge and exhibits patience in everything will surely get great rewards from the God.
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↓ 48 – Key To Live A Contented Life
The secret of happiness is to accept where you are in life right-now and make the most out of it.
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↓ 47 – The Patience (As-Sabr)
We must be steadfast in our patience and trust God’s timings and believe that He will surely fulfill all of His promises to us.
Hazrat Muhammad SAW was a mountain of patience. Though he faced all forms of desecration, lost His loved ones in the early stage of life, bear the most brutal persecution from his own people but remained gentle and forgiving even towards his worse enemies.
If you display patience, your heart will automatically feel contented no matter how worst the situation gets and this will be reflected on your face in the form of a bright smile.
No matter how much broken your heart is, try to fill it with positivity and believe that Allah is always with you. Do have a look at these 50 Best Islamic Quotes About Hijab with Images.
The Prophet (SAW) taught that nothing averts the decree except dua (Jami at-Tirmidhi), so we should keep making dua and be patient, trusting that Allah answers in the way and at the time that is best for us.
Patience will make your life extremly beautiful and bright. All you need to do is a little sabr and you will see the pleasing change in yout life yourself.
↓ 35 – Patience is what you need during difficult times.
A true Muslim is the one who shows patience in the most difficult times, this is what shows his strength of Faith. Here are 50 Best Islamic Quotes about Marriage.
If you face situations the test your patience, be thankful.
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↓ 22 – No Patience means you have no Faith.
Patience is a core part of faith. Scholars have described patience as being to faith what the head is to the body, so a believer should keep striving to build it, without judging anyone who is struggling.
Sabr means steadfastness: restraining oneself from complaint and sin, persevering in obedience to Allah, and enduring hardship with trust in Him. Scholars usually divide it into these three kinds.
What does the Quran say about patience?
The Quran says that Allah is with the patient (2:153) and that the patient will be given their reward without measure (39:10). See also Islamic quotes on sabr.
Is it wrong to cry or feel sad during a hardship?
No. The Prophet (SAW) wept when his son Ibrahim died and said the eyes shed tears and the heart grieves, but we say only what pleases our Lord (Sahih al-Bukhari). Patience means not objecting to Allah’s decree.
Which dua can I make for patience?
The Quran contains the supplication “Rabbana afrigh alayna sabran wa thabbit aqdamana” (2:250), asking Allah to pour patience upon us and keep our feet firm.
How can I become more patient?
Scholars suggest regular prayer, remembrance of Allah, reflecting on the rewards promised for patience, and keeping the company of steadfast people. If you are struggling with grief or distress, speak to someone you trust or a qualified professional or scholar.
This beautiful collection on patience will lead me to live with patience. Thanks and keep up your good work.
JazakAllah for your kind words.