A Time to Thank Allah

In the time of happiness, when gifts are received, embraces are bigheartedly contributed, and laughter sprinklings the tables, we must remember who gave this all to us.

Allah reminds of us of His favor upon us. Every husband in this room, it is Allah that created your newlywed. Every bride in this room, Allah bring into existence your husband. Allah bring into existence the couples and then sanctified the pair with love and kindness.

Researchers have said that being appreciative to Allah is to be grateful for the Iman that He has hallowed us with. And to be thankful to our parents is to be thankful for the hard work they went through to increase us.

Giving thank you to Allah, on the other hand, is the countenance of that gratitude in one’s heart and words, meaningful that all blessings belong to Him and that all things come from Him unaccompanied.

Giving thanks a lot to Allah is revealed as an important religious responsibility in many sections of the Qur’an. The prominence of giving thanks to Allah is mentioned in some 70 stanzas, and examples of people who do and do not give thanks are cited, and their relevant ends are defined. Giving cheers to Allah is a proof that designates one’s faith in Allah and the Oneness of Allah. In one unit, “gratefulness to Allah” is described as one of the requirements for worshiping Him alone.

Including our blessings helps us not only be grateful for what we have, but it also retells us that we are so much better off than many of others, whether that is in terms of our health, family, financial situation, or other features of our life. And being grateful for all we have helps we keep a positive attitude in the face of worries and challenges we are in front of almost daily.

Let’s retain making them smile. And In doing so, we would be show gratitude Allah.