When someone asked Hadhrat Ahnaf bin Qais (R.A) as to what
the definition of humane behaviour was, he replied,
1. Being humble, despite possessing wealth and riches.
2. Forgiving, despite possessing the ability to avenge oneself.
3. Assisting people without reminding them of your favour.
4. Exercising patience at the time of anger instead of being nasty.
Patience has three benefits, while haste has three harms. The three benefits of patience are:
1. The end result of patience leads to pleasure and happiness.
2. People praise the patient person.
3. Allah will confer a bountiful reward to the patient person.
The three harms of haste are:
1. It leads to regret and embarrassment.
2. People curse the hasty person.
3. He will receive a terrible punishment.
The beginning of forbearance is bitter, but it's end is sweeter than honey.
1. Being humble, despite possessing wealth and riches.
2. Forgiving, despite possessing the ability to avenge oneself.
3. Assisting people without reminding them of your favour.
4. Exercising patience at the time of anger instead of being nasty.
Patience has three benefits, while haste has three harms. The three benefits of patience are:
1. The end result of patience leads to pleasure and happiness.
2. People praise the patient person.
3. Allah will confer a bountiful reward to the patient person.
The three harms of haste are:
1. It leads to regret and embarrassment.
2. People curse the hasty person.
3. He will receive a terrible punishment.
The beginning of forbearance is bitter, but it's end is sweeter than honey.
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