Part of Concepts of Ahl as-Sunnah (series completed)
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Summary of Sunni concepts Concept (197) | It is necessary to protect the heart from objecting to the calamities that cannot be avoided
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Summary of Sunni concepts
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It is necessary to protect the heart from objecting to the calamities that cannot be avoided
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If calamities and calamities befall one's life that cannot be warded off, despite the best possible efforts
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Then he must submit to God’s decree and decree, be patient with His decree, and be certain of His wisdom in what He decreed and destined
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People vary in their condition when faced with misfortunes, and they have four situations in this regard
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The first is a forbidden state, which is anxiety, discontent, and impatience, and this negates belief in destiny
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The second condition is obligatory, which is patience with this destiny
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The third condition is desirable, which is to be satisfied with this decreed destiny and not to dislike it
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This is different from being satisfied with the judiciary itself, which is obligatory
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The fourth is a state of perfection, which is gratitude to God Almighty for His decree and decree
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Summary of Sunni concepts