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Sabr/patience is restraining one’s self and subjugating it to endure displeasures (adversity) or to depart pleasures (prosperity). An example of enduring the displeasure of washing one’s body with very cold water is for one to make wudu’ perfectly with very cold water for reward. The example of departing the pleasure...

 It is recommended (sunnah) to break one’s fast as soon as one is sure the maghrib (sunset) has begun. It is good to break one’s fast by eating dates, and if not available, then by drinking water. It is good to say the following statement upon breaking one’s fast:اللهم لك...

To this day, rigid theories created by prominent thinkers in Europe and America dominate the realms of politics, economics, and social sciences. These theories present deterministic and fixed views of the future, offering inescapable explanations for the course of history. Examples include Francis Fukuyama's "End of History," which gained widespread...

Short Answer: In Islam, touching a phone that contains Quranic text does not require clean hands. Bodily discharges such as mucus, sweat, or tears are considered pure, not Najis. Scholars agree that while wiping them off with tissue or water is recommended for etiquette, it is not sinful or disbelief...