The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said,
"It
does not happen to a Muslim whether he is tired, sick, anxious, sad, troubled
or anxious or even a thorn piercing unless Allah SWT will make all that as
kifarah to his sins."
The above narration clearly explains some of the advantages or rewards
bestowed on a person who is tested with pain or any hardship.
Whatever misfortune, hardship or pain faced with patience, calm and
trust, has great rewards and rewards in the sight of God. This is what is
clearly written in these narrations.
However, let us dive a little deeper, why so many virtues and glory are
achieved by someone who is tested by this pain and hardship?
In fact, this hadith all explains one more thing, which is to show us
how noble a person who has faith and Islam.
So glorious is the believer, so that whatever is related to themselves
will be valuable in the sight of God.
Even a single thorn piercing, is enough to cause God's forgiveness to
be poured out on him.
In fact, whatever sadness or anxiety that their hearts experience, is
able to attract the attention of God and then endowed with all kinds of
blessings, maghfirah and rewards from God.
Do we realize how glorious a Muslim is in the sight of Allah?
Therefore, it is very necessary, for us to try our best to fulfill the rights
of a Muslim, especially their right to be glorified in accordance with the
glory of faith that is in their hearts.
If we truly understand the glory of a Muslim's faith, then whatever
differences we have, it should not override the glory of the faith we share.
Such a paradigm will certainly have a huge impact on the way we look,
behave and behave towards fellow Muslims.
The design of a muasyarat and muamalat tied with the glory of the word
iman, the word 'La ilaha illallah'!