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Patience is of Three Kinds

1⃣ Patience in performing what Allah made obligatory.

الصبر على أداء ما أوجب الله

It means forcing oneself to perform the obligations like praying on time, fasting the month of Ramadan, learning the Islamic obligatory knowledge, and other obligations, even if one feels lazy to do them.

2⃣ Patience in avoiding what Allah made unlawful.

الصبر على اجتناب ما حرّم الله

It means restraining oneself from committing the sins. It takes a lot of effort to stop oneself from committing the unlawful like: leaving out the prayer, drinking alcohol, stealing, and other unlawful matters.

3⃣ Patience with hardships and calamities.

الصبر على ما ابتلاك الله به

It means being patient—seeking the reward from God—with what bothers one: such as pain, hardship, poverty, sadness, or other afflictions that befall the person in this life, because this world is a place of calamities, tests, and a workplace, while the Hereafter is the place for judgment.
For this type of patience to take place, one should not act or talk in a way that reflects one’s impatience.

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said what means: "Convey from me even if it's one Verse"
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The prayers are the best of which a person would do when in a state of hardship. Prayers comprise the ultimate submission and humbleness to Allah and supplicating and praising Him.
Allah made the prayers a delight and comfort to the one who is experiencing hardships. When faced with a dire situation, the Prophet, peace be upon him, used to pacify himself by ordering Bilal to call for prayer, saying: <O Bilal, let us have comfort through prayer>
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The Messenger of Allah Salla l-Laahu ^alayhi wa sallam said what means: 'Whoever says in the morning and evening:

"رضِيتُ باللهِ رَبًّا وبالإسلامِ دِينًا وبمحمّدٍ صَلَّى اللهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ نبيًّا"

Three times shall be admitted into Paradise'.

This Dhikr means: “I have accepted, as I always will, that Allah is my Lord, Islam is my Religion and MuHammad is my Prophet”.

This Hadith means that Allah will save from the torture of Hellfire the one who says these words of praise daily three times in the morning and similarly in the evening after Maghrib.

This Promise from Allah is incomparably great, for despite how easy it is for the tongue to say these words lil-Laah, without much effort and in such a short time, the Muslim will be rewarded greatly simply for saying them. Tabaaraka l-Laah.

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Don't forget to ask Allah to forgive the Muslims 27 times daily (in one sitting). To say:

Rabbighfir lil mu'mineena wal-mu'minaat

The one who makes istighfaar for the believing males and females 27 times every day without missing days will be amongst those whose du^aa' is answered

There's great reward in saying this supplication [du^aa'] with a sincere intention

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