Happiness in Islam

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The number of the beast 666 is the number of a man. The only time in the entire bible that number 666 is associated with one man is when describing Solomons yearly stipend of 666 talents of gold (25 tons), over 3 billion dollars in todays value, taken from the temple treasury yearly, not to mention tolls, taxes, tributes so he alone could lead a smooth easy life with 700 wives and 300 concubines while the rest of the population was struggling to make a shekel.

Is it any wonder the "lost" ten tribes left after this brazen corruption and fleecing of the laity?

And you believe this invalidates Old Testament (OT) accounts showing prosperity is a tangible sign of divine blessing?

Or is it that you don't believe it is logical that successful behaviors naturally lead to success?

Or is it that you don't believe that living one's life in alignment with God's will and wisdom is a successful behavior?

Because I am here to testify that loving God with all one's heart leads to God's blessings. I bet you don't believe in receiving God's blessings because you don't believe in God in the first place.

 

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The number of the beast 666 is the number of a man. The only time in the entire bible that number 666 is associated with one man is when describing Solomons yearly stipend of 666 talents of gold (25 tons), over 3 billion dollars in todays value, taken from the temple treasury yearly, not to mention tolls, taxes, tributes so he alone could lead a smooth easy life with 700 wives and 300 concubines while the rest of the population was struggling to make a shekel.

Is it any wonder the "lost" ten tribes left after this brazen corruption and fleecing of the laity?

Can you tell me how God has blessed YOU?

 

[Ancient lion]

Patience and Perseverance​

Patience, sabr, is a valued quality that reflects strength of character and trust in God. Life includes challenges, and hardships. Islam teaches that responding with patience means steady perseverance and self-control. A person is encouraged to remain firm, avoid despair, and continue striving for what is right even in difficult times.

Patience is closely connected to hope and reliance on God. Enduring difficulties with faith can lead to purification, and eventual ease. This perspective helps individuals face trials with resilience, maintaining inner stability while continuing to act with integrity and trust in God’s wisdom.

Moral Teachings of Islam- Perseverance - IslamOnline

Host:' What is the English equivalent for the term sabr and its explanation?

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[BreezeWood]

So YOUR God doesn't do anything in YOUR life? You are all alone?

never - the spirit is inviolable, the true gift of the heavens - sinners do their own is their destiny, not the heavens. bing.

all in the heavens are equal, the goal is their judgement for admission -

nothing to worry a desert dweller, sinner and their phony bibles that's their ticket all they need. bing.

 

[BreezeWood]

Patience is closely connected to hope and reliance on God.

a few words never found in the heavens are: perfect - and equally so - reliance.

 

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all in the heavens are equal, the goal is their judgement for admission -

nothing to worry a desert dweller, sinner and their phony bibles that's their ticket all they need. bing.

So you believe there is no God in heaven?

 

[BreezeWood]

So you believe there is no God in heaven?

wakeup sinner - they are all gods.

they created life the physiology to give a spirit a chance to show themselves for what they are forged together in their foundries.

 

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wakeup sinner - they are all gods.

they created life the physiology to give a spirit a chance to show themselves for what they are forged together in their foundries.

So everyone gets to be a god? Does everyone go to heaven? If not, who gets to decide?

 

[Hafar1014]

So everyone gets to be a god? Does everyone go to heaven? If not, who gets to decide?

In Islam hell is the same as in Christianity. Jews dont have hell we have Sheol. In reality we all go to the after life as part of the natural order of life. When the body dies memory emotion and personality remain intact.

 

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In Islam hell is the same as in Christianity. Jews dont have hell we have Sheol. In reality we all go to the after life as part of the natural order of life. When the body dies memory emotion and personality remain intact.

That's nice. I don't focus on the destination when I'm in the middle of the journey. I live in the present where God is.

 

[BreezeWood]

In reality we all go to the after life as part of the natural order of life. When the body dies memory emotion and personality remain intact.

more as to the reality for those who have maintained their spirit to do so having set themselves free before their physiology expires.

as some, deceivers may just explode being exposed to the consequences of their actions.

 

[Clyde 154]

Happiness is a feeling that resides in the heart. It is characterized by peace of mind, tranquility, a sense of well-being, and a relaxed disposition. It comes as a result of proper behavior, both inward and outward, and is inspired by strong faith. This is attested to by the Qur’ân and Sunnah.
Allah says:
- Whoever works righteousness as a believer, whether male or female, We will give a good life.

- Then, whoever follows My guidance shall neither go astray nor be distressed. But whoever turns away from My reminder will have a life of hardship.

Allah’s Messenger (peace be upon him) said: “True enrichment does not come through possessing a lot of wealth, but true enrichment is the enrichment of the soul.”

The only 'moderate Muslim" is one that has fun out of ammo. Example: Iran

 

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more as to the reality for those who have maintained their spirit to do so having set themselves free before their physiology expires.

as some, deceivers may just explode being exposed to the consequences of their actions.

Do you believe that hell exists?

 

[Ancient lion]

Gratitude

Muslims are encouraged to recognize and appreciate the many blessings they have. This sense of gratitude is directed first to God, who is the source of all good, and it is expressed through words, actions, and mindful awareness.

By focusing on what one has rather than what is lacking, gratitude nurtures contentment, strengthens faith, and encourages a more positive and balanced outlook on life.

The Power of Gratitude in Islam: Appreciation and Action

Discover the significance of gratitude in Islam, encompassing appreciation, verbal expression, and practical deeds. Explore examples from the Quran.

www.whyislam.org

 

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more as to the reality for those who have maintained their spirit to do so having set themselves free before their physiology expires.

What would have happened to them if they hadn't set themselves free before their physiology expired?

 

[BreezeWood]

Do you believe that hell exists?

as some, deceivers may just explode being exposed to the consequences of their actions.

bing, have you a decompression chamber at your disposal ... might consider buying one.

 

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as some, deceivers may just explode being exposed to the consequences of their actions.

What does that mean?

 

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bing, have you a decompression chamber at your disposal ... might consider buying one.

I'm good. I'm trying to understand your secret theology. Lay back and enjoy it. Because it's going to happen one way or another.

 

[Ancient lion]

Truthfulness

Muslims should speak the truth, fulfill their promises, and avoid deception. Truthfulness is not limited to words, but includes sincerity in actions and fairness in dealings, whether in business, relationships, or daily interactions. This helps build trust and stability within society. Islam teaches that integrity is a sign of strong faith.

 

[Ancient lion]

Modesty

Ḥayā’ in Islam means a deep sense of modesty, and inner restraint that pushes a person toward what is good and away from what is indecent. It applies to clothing, to behavior, speech, and attitude. A modest person avoids arrogance, speaks with respect, and carries themselves with dignity.

A simple way to understand it is: ḥayā’ is the feeling that stops you from doing something you would be ashamed to face before God or before your own noble self. That is why scholars often say it is broader than “modesty” in the ordinary English sense.

Ḥayāʾ: More Than Just Modesty in Islam | Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research

What does the Qur'an say about modesty? This paper summarizes the value of haya, and why it is a signature trait of Islam.

yaqeeninstitute.org