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HEALING BELONGS TO ALLAH
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This world is an abode of trials in which no man is safe from an illness that disrupts his life or weakens him. Afflictions are however a blessing; for our Lord showers mercy through trials and tries some with blessings. Bitterness of this world for the believer is the real sweetness of the Hereafter for him. Many a blessing given to a man has been a source of his illness and many a deprived person has been healed through his depravity. Allâh says,

"It may be that you dislike a thing which is good for you and you like a thing which is bad for you. Allâh knows but you do not know." (2:216)

Affliction is a sign of Allâh's love and the way to Paradise. The Prophet, Salallâhu alayhe wa salam, said,

"Great reward goes with great affliction, and when Allâh loves a people, He tries them. Whoever shows contentedness among them will earn the pleasure of Allâh and whoever becomes angry earns the anger of Allâh." (At-Tirmidhî) read more

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