THIRD REMINDER. Al- thalaatha, 13th day of Jumaadal Uulaa/Awwal (Tuesday, 30th January). ENDURING GRIEF AND HARDSHIP IN LIFE AS MUSLIMS. BismilLaahir Rahmaanir Raheem. Let's continue from the days reminders; Hadith narrated by Abu ‘Abbas ‘Abdullah, says: "Remember Allah in times of ease, and He will recognise you in times of distress. What hit you could not have missed you, what missed you could not have hit you. Remember that victory comes with patience. My dear Brothers and Sisters, "verily in the Messenger of Allah we have the finest of examples" Even he, Prophet Muhammad sallal-láhu ‘alayhi wasallam also endured much pain and hardship, especially in his youth, with extraordinary patience and perseverance. He was an orphan, cared for by milk-mothers, grandfather, and uncles. During the early years of his mission, he was jeered, taunted, threatened, reviled and persecuted by his own tribe, the Quraish of Makka. Many of his followers were killed for their acceptance of Islam. In the 63 his achievements. … Whatever personal grief, suffering or loss we might encounter in our lifetime, it would be appropriate to remember Suuratul Doha quran 93:1-11. This Sura addresses Nabi Muhammad directly, but it also applies to all Muslims indirectly, in all times and all circumstances. Let's always say Alhamdulillah Alaa kulli khaal that's Praise be to Allah in all situations in life. We ask Allah to protect our eemaan for better for worse till Jannat. Aameen.