To be patient in the face of hardships

To be patient in the face of hardships

'Imam Ali Raza a.s. Said:


"To be patient in the face of hardships
is a virtue but to refrain from forbidden deeds is a greater one."'
  

May, 22 2012     139 chars (1 sms)     4520 views       Inspirational

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Never break four things in your life
Trust,
Promise,
Relation
&
Heart
because when they break they don''t make any
noise but pains a lot.....
CHARLES
The height of candle may differ,but they yield
the same brightness.

Its not the matter of ur position,but its ur ability
that actually shines.
Forget your own
happiness by trying
to create a little
happiness for the
others ...

When you are good to
other,
You are best to
yourself ... :)
If
You
Don''t
Invest
Very
Much

Then

Defeat
Doesn''t
Hurt
Very
Much

And

Winning
Is
Not
Very
Exciting
Begin doing what you want to do now.
We are not living in eternity.
We have only this moment,
sparkling like a star in our hand
and melting like a snow flake.
Do U Want 2 See This World After Ur Death.
.
.
.
.
.
"Donate Ur Eyes"

If This Msg Gav U A Small Feeling

In Ur Heart Then Do Forwrd It.
Drop The Idea Of Becoming Someone,
Because
You Are Already A Masterpiece.
You Cannot Be Improved.
You Have Only To Come To It, To Know It, To Realize It...
Smile a while and while you smile, smile another smile and soon there will be miles and miles of smile just because you smiled, I wish your day is full of SMILE
Alexanders Beautiful Last Words:

Bury My Body,Dnt Build Any Monumnt.Kep My Hand Outsid
So D Wrld Knws,Who Won D Wrld Had Ntng In Hand Wen Died
God is the great Architect of life

& He has a great plan for us.

But we r still the carpenters

and we should construct our life

according to His plan.
Become A
"Possibilitarian"
No Matter How Dark
Things Seem To Be Or
Actually Are, Raise
Your Sights & See
Possibilities
Always See Them, For
They Are Always There
The art of living does not consist
in preserving and clinging
to a particular mood of happiness,
but in allowing happiness
to change its form without
being disappointed by the change;
for happiness, like a child,
must be allowed to grow up.