How much of God's mercy is for those who are not indifferent and pray and cry for the relief of Muslims and believers from the afflictions that befall them.
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If we remain indifferent and do not pray for the relief of believers from the troubles and afflictions encountered by them, those afflictions will get closer to us also.
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The goodness of pleasure is not only due to the excess of ease; inward ease, welfare, and peacefulness of the heart are not acquired by having ease and luxury; rather ease and luxury too may bring about anxiety and distress!
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May it be such that worldly materials be only a means for us, in a way that if the world welcomes us, it causes us to pay more attention to spirituality and the Hereafter.
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The poor should have patience in poverty and destitution, and they should know that they have other bounties that the rich do not have, and that the rich have difficulties and afflictions that the poor and the destitute do not have.
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