During the time of ignorance, the people would partake in wrongdoing and have ignorant beliefs, from them being the wearing of amulets and the hanging of pendants on their riding beasts in order to protect them from the evil eye, as they falsely claimed.
Verily, the one who is steadfast upon Allah’s Religion is the one who is persistent upon the obedience of Allah throughout his life. As is in the narration, “They are those who don’t swerve/dodge like the swerving/dodging of the foxes.”
The one who is steadfast upon Allah’s Religion is the one who preserves and carries out what Allah has obligated and stays far away from the affairs Allah has prohibited.
Take from the authentic texts (Quran and Sunnah), and leave the opinions of men, however if you do this you will become strange among the people, be patient! Be patient upon your religion, upon the statement of truth, even if what may occur to you of opposition occurs.
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It is narrated that Mu’adh bin Jabal (May Allah be pleased with him) said: I was riding behind the Prophet ﷺ on a donkey and he said to me “O Mu’adh, do you know what is the right of Allah on his slaves and what is the right of the slaves upon Allah?”
I responded: “Allah and His Messenger know best.” He continued, “The Right of Allah upon His slaves is to… ”
This is the story of Ayub (alayhis salaam); the result of patience, hoping for reward, waiting for relief and not despairing brings about much good. Trials and tests happen to people, hardship occurs; difficult situations occur; harms and transgressions from people occur; so upon the mankind is to be patient.
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The questioner says: Oh Shaykh, on my phone I have a digital mushaf. Is it permissible for me to read from it and does my reward decrease compared to reading from the printed mushaf, and is it compulsory upon me to make ritual ablution when reciting?