Al-Ansar Foundation

Alhamdulillah, GHC2500 received, for 7 fans to be fixed, prayer matts, Buta and a power generator to be provided. Allah bless the one who support

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As Salamu alaikum wa rahmatullah wa barkatuh This is a mosque under construction in a Tempani district in the Upper east of Ghana. The community is able to raise this and are in need of support to be able to finish with the Mosque An Estimate of 15 bags of cement and 10 or more buckets of paint. TO support this project is SADAQATUL JARIYA you can send MoMo on 0246288855(AbdulRahman Zakariah) Ref: Mosque

When Allah takes the thing or person you love the most, it's a test of faith, of patience and of courage in the short-term and in the long-term as well.

We hear most often about the importance of being patient at the first strike of a calamity. And so we are vigilant—we guard our tongues and our actions. We hold on tightly to patience even though it’s extremely difficult and painful.

Allah doesn’t give us purposeless calamities. Every hardship that befalls us is meant to change us, not just in the short-term, but in the long run, too. It takes fortitude to remain steadfast in our concern with the hereafter as we are when calamity strikes. The real test isn’t only about momentarily being patient in times of hardship – it’s also about weathering the pain in a way that allows us to become overall better, more God-conscious people.

Sufyan Ath-Thawri once said, “In our view, a person does not have an understanding of the religion until he thinks of a hardship as a blessing, and comfort and luxury as being a hardship.”

We should be wary of who we are at times of comfort and ease. It’s often during these times that we lose sight of our final destination