Museebton se Kaise Nimtain | Dr Fazal Elahi

The world is a place of testing, in which humans are tested. No believer is exempt from testing. He has to face various kinds of troubles and troubles in this world. All kinds of worries and sorrows attack him. And all these troubles, pains, illnesses and sufferings are all from Allah. Believing and believing in this is part of the faith of a believer, because the owner and the chooser of good and bad destiny is Allah alone. Allah Almighty tests whom He wants from among His servants so that they may be firm in obedience and hasten in doing good deeds, and that they may be patient in whatever test they are given, so that they may be rewarded without reckoning. And of course, the Sunnah of Allah also requires that He continue to test His righteous servants so that He may separate the impure from the pure, the good from the evil, and the truthful from the false. But as far as their causes are concerned, they should be understood as the result of man's own actions, as Allah Almighty says, "Whatever afflictions befall you is the result of your own character, while your countless sins are forgiven." In this world, sorrow and joy, pain and comfort are paired together. On both occasions, man needs to control himself and control himself, that is, to control himself so much that he does not become proud and arrogant in the intoxication of joy and happiness, and does not become sad and upset in sorrow and hardship. In the troubles that befall man in this worldly life, both the unbeliever and the believer are equal, but the believer is distinguished from the unbeliever in that he becomes worthy of Allah's reward and closeness by enduring this trouble. And circumstances and events bear witness to the fact that the hardships that befall believers are of a nature of hardships and troubles, while the hardships, pains and troubles that befall unbelievers are of a nature of hardships and troubles. Many books have been published on the treatment of worries and sorrows and their relief. Each book has its own usefulness. The book under review is “How to Deal with Adversities?” written by the respected Dr. Fazal Elahi. In this book, he has made a great effort to answer the following questions in the light of the Book, Sunnah, and the biography of the Salaf and the righteous. • Why do troubles occur? • What should we do before troubles occur? • What should we do after troubles occur? What should we do after troubles end?