Peackeeping

Renewing peace between two aggrieved parties surpasses ritual praying, fasting, and almsgiving. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Abu Darda'a

Adjust self to be a moderator and peacekeeper. Don't Judge or commit to any party. Resolving conflict which hinder bloodshed deem far better merits than other ibadah.

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Plant a tree

When one of you plants a tree, the fruits of which all creatures enjoy, let it be written as charity.- The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Anas bin Malik

Adjust self to plant a tree even we are reaching the golden age. Don't Judge that it is a waste as there might be a chance that we may not reap the harvest. Our deed will be deem as charity.

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Talking ill of the Dead

Do not talk ill of the dead, for they have reached the final destination to receive what they sent before them. - The Prophet Muhammad, as reported by A'ishah bint Abi Bakr

Adjust self to restrain from talking bad of the dead. Don't Judge or assume the misdeed as they are no longer able to defend themselves.

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Sacrife and Charity

Allah loves those who sacrifice their repose and arise in the depths of the night to glorify the word of their Lord; those who give in charity without making their identity public; and those who uphold their ranks even when their companions have been overcome. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by AhdAllah bin Masud

Adjust self to sacrife in the of Allah sincerely. Don't Judge the merits of charity is based on the amount that we donated. It is based on how sincere is your actions.

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Be Through in Our Good Deeds

A believer through his good deeds reaches the position of one who worships all night and fasts during the day. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by A'ishah bint Abi Bakr

Adjust self to be through in all our deeds. Don't Judge that Allah only rewards just the deeds, it goes far beyond.

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Hypocrites

What I fear most for my people are the hypocrites, who talk wisely, yet act unjustly.- The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Umar bin al-Khattab

Adjust self act justly. Don't Judge and act unwisely which lead to doing unjust thing. We may fall into criteria of hypocrites.

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A true Faith

Once a person asked the Prophet, "What is true faith?" The Prophet replied, "When your good endeavors bring you pleasure and your transgressions cause you anguish, you know that you are a person of faith." - Reported by Abu Umamah

Adjust self to be just and empathic in all our actions. Don't Judge that any of our actions do not give much impact to others or our faith.

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Don't Defame or Abuse Others

A true Muslim is the one who does not defame or abuse others; but the truly righteous becomes a refuge for humankind, their lives and their properties. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as narrated by Abd'Allah bin Amr

'Adjust' self to protect the honor and integrity of others. 'Don't Judge' or assume you did justice by telling the worlds of a person bad deed.

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Dweller of Graves

Live in this world like a stranger, a wayfarer, and deem yourselves as dwellers of the graves. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Ibn Umar

'Adjust' self to prepare for hereafter. 'Don't Judge' or assume that we will live forever and there is no consequences on our actions upon our death.

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Good Deeds

A believer through his good deeds reaches the position of one who worships all night and fasts during the day. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by A'ishah bint Abi Bakr

'Adjust' self to perform good deed sincerely at all the time. 'Don't Judge' that the deeds will not be rewarded handsomely. It is as if you are worshiping throughout the night and you are fasting in the day.

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Fear Oppression

Fear oppression, because oppression will be intense darkness on the Day of the Resurrection.- The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Ibn Umar

'Adjust' self to be just. 'Don't Judge' or pass statements as we might be an oppressor by doing so.

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Continue Receiving Abundance

Gratitude for the abundance you have received is the best insurance that the abundance will continue. - Prophet Muhammad

'Adjust' self to praise the provider and express gratitude. 'Don't Judge' that all the things that you received is due to you, or will continue receiving.

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Give happiness

You will not be able to give anyone happiness by means of your wealth, so do it by means of a cheerful countenance and good humor. - The Prophet Muhammad

'Adjust' self to provide and spread happiness to others in any mean available. 'Don't Judge' happiness is shared and spread only using wealth.

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Islam good Qualities

A man asked the Prophet, "What sort of deeds or what qualities of Islam are good?" The Prophet replied, "To feed the poor and greet those whom you know and those whom you do not know."- Hadith narrated 'Abdullah bin 'Amr, as related by Al-Bukhari

'Adjust' self to be kind and generous. Feed those who are in dire strait. 'Don't Judge' that they are lazy and deserve these. 'Adjust' self also to greet other. 'Don't Judge' a person or be selective when giving a greeting.

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Giving Up Futile Apprehension

Once Luqman was asked how he had attained such merit. He replied, "By adhering to virtue, by fulfilling all pledges, and by giving up futile apprehensions." - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Malek bin Hawari

'Adjust' self to let go certain futile apprehensions. 'Don't Judge' by letting go you will be considered fickle minded.

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The Most Upright

The most upright among you are those who carry themselves with the finest conduct.- The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Abd'Allah bin Amr

'Adjust' self to be in the finest conduct, in fear of Allah at all time. 'Don't Judge' that we can misbehave when nobody around.

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Merchant False Promises

The false promises of a merchant may persuade a buyer into purchasing his (faulty) goods; but these will be deprived of Allah's blessings. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Abu Hurairah

'Adjust' self to be sincere and trustworthy especially when trading. 'Don't Judge' to be successful in business we need to be deceiving.

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Submitting Before Allah

Those who content themselves with limited provender, submitting themselves before Allah's will, shall find even a few good deeds of theirs sufficient for divine approval. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by 'Ali bin Abi Talib

'Adjust' self to be grateful with whatever bestowed upon us. 'Don't Judge' on the surface value but the future gain and destiny.

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Surrendering to Allah

Blessed are the ones who rely on Allah and have surrendered themselves before His will, who are grateful in prosperity and patient in adversity. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Shu'aib bin Se'nam

'Adjust' self to be Tawakal... surrender to Allah. Seek His guidance and pray for His blessing. 'Don't Judge' that we are the one who set our own path.. destiny

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Wealth of the World

The wealth of this world consists of treasures to which there are keys. But blessed is the one whom the Almighty makes a key to the world of good, but a lock to contain evil. - The Prophet Muhammad (SAW), as reported by Sahl bin Sa'ad

'Adjust' self to be grateful on whatever you have. 'Don't Judge' that all the possessions that you have are useful.

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