LessonsConveying Knowledge, Respect, Steadfastness, Taqwa, and Good Character (Hadith 139–145)Quiz

قُلْ آمَنْتُ بِاللَّهِ ثُمَّ اسْتَقِمْ
Say, “I believe in Allah,” then remain steadfast.

Source: مسلم

قُلْ means “say.” آمَنْتُ is first-person singular past tense: “I believed.” بِاللَّهِ means “in Allah,” and ثُمَّ links what follows in sequence. اسْتَقِمْ is a singular imperative: “remain upright and steadfast.”

Faith is confessed, then borne out through ongoing conduct. A person may still struggle, but strives to remain consistent in truthfulness, prayer, trustworthiness, and obligations rather than treating belief as a declaration without consequences.

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Hadith 142: Faith and steadfastness

Conveying Knowledge, Respect, Steadfastness, Taqwa, and Good Character (Hadith 139–145)

قُلْ آمَنْتُ بِاللَّهِ ثُمَّ اسْتَقِمْ
Say, “I believe in Allah,” then remain steadfast.

Source: مسلم

قُلْ means “say.” آمَنْتُ is first-person singular past tense: “I believed.” بِاللَّهِ means “in Allah,” and ثُمَّ links what follows in sequence. اسْتَقِمْ is a singular imperative: “remain upright and steadfast.”

Faith is confessed, then borne out through ongoing conduct. A person may still struggle, but strives to remain consistent in truthfulness, prayer, trustworthiness, and obligations rather than treating belief as a declaration without consequences.