This ayah reminds us that every trial, no matter how severe, occurs by Allah’s Will and wisdom. The suffering and hardships faced by the people of Gaza, though heart-breaking, are not outside the realm of Allah's plan. This does not mean the suffering is insignificant, nor does it absolve human responsibility for injustice. Instead, it reinforces that Allah is fully aware, in control, and nothing happens in vain or without purpose in His divine plan. Those who have faith in Allah are guided through their trials. For the people of Gaza, their resilience, patience, and steadfastness are testimonies to this promise. Despite unimaginable hardship, many continue to cling to their faith, drawing strength from their trust in Allah. This unwavering faith becomes a source of inner peace and spiritual elevation, even amidst turmoil. 'And Allah has (perfect) knowledge of all things' Allah is aware of every tear shed, every life lost, and every injustice inflicted. For those witnessing or enduring the suffering in Gaza, this truth is both comforting and empowering. It assures us that nothing escapes Allah’s notice, and justice—though it may seem delayed—will ultimately prevail in this world and the Hereafter. May Allah ease the suffering of the people of Gaza, grant them firmness and steadfastness, and hold their oppressors accountable
Wael Hamza
7y agoAt-Taghabun (64:11)
ما يغفل عنه الكثير من الناس الذين انتابهم القلق أنه لا يحدث شيء في ملك الله إلا بعلمه. الغفلة عن ذلك تؤدي إلي القلق والضغط النفسي والإضطراب أو ربما الإكتئاب أما من عرف ذلك وذكره وذكر الاخرين به فسوف يطمئن قلبه وتسكن أحاسيسه ، ويكون ممن قال الله فيهم 'ما أصاب من مصيبة إلا بإذن الله ، ومن يؤمن بالله يهد قلبه ...' ويصبح التركيز في العمل الذي يرضي الله ويوافق شريعته والأخذ بالأسباب ائتمارا بأمره ، مع سكون القلب وركونه إليه سبحانه.
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