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firmness in carrying out ‘his’ obligations as well as distancing

‘himself’ from the prohibitions of All�h and is not permitted to be

despondent of ‘His’ mercy. If All�h  predestines an illness to be
more serious and difficult for ‘him’ to expect recovery, then when

‘he’ is compelled, ‘he’ may perform dufi�√ according to that which

was taught by the Prophet . ‘He’  said:

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﴾“Do not any one amongst you hope for death because of a
disadvantage that befalls ‘him’. Indeed if ‘he’ truly feels the need
for hope, then let it be that ‘he’ say: ‘O All�h, give me life whilst
life is good for me, and bring death upon me when death is good
for me”.﴿
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May it be that All�h  lightens the calamities that befall us,
makes our affairs easy, cures our illnesses and the illnesses of our
brothers Muslims. ◊mın.

637 Narrated by Al Bukhārī no. 5671/Fatḥul Bārī X/127, Muslim no. 2680 from Anas . This
enunciation is the enunciation of Muslim.
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