LessonsPoverty, Responsible Speech, People's Rights, and Self-Discipline (Hadith 115–120)Quiz

Not every painful experience is virtuous, and deliberately seeking harm is not the goal. الْمَكَارِهِ points to the discomfort often involved in worthwhile obedience: maintaining prayer, telling an inconvenient truth, fulfilling a duty, or resisting a prohibited temptation.

For example, sustained study can be tiring but worthwhile. Similarly, religious and ethical responsibility sometimes requires effort that is not immediately pleasant.

In connected recitation, حُجِبَتِ الْجَنَّةُ has a linking kasrah on the final t because of the following word. The verb's underlying form is حُجِبَتْ.

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Patience through difficult but worthwhile duties

Poverty, Responsible Speech, People's Rights, and Self-Discipline (Hadith 115–120)

Not every painful experience is virtuous, and deliberately seeking harm is not the goal. الْمَكَارِهِ points to the discomfort often involved in worthwhile obedience: maintaining prayer, telling an inconvenient truth, fulfilling a duty, or resisting a prohibited temptation.

For example, sustained study can be tiring but worthwhile. Similarly, religious and ethical responsibility sometimes requires effort that is not immediately pleasant.

In connected recitation, حُجِبَتِ الْجَنَّةُ has a linking kasrah on the final t because of the following word. The verb's underlying form is حُجِبَتْ.