[Faith-talk] Expression of sorrow and graditude

[rbacchus228 at gmail.com]

I am alsopraying for those who lost loved ones.

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> On May 21, 2016, at 1:34 PM, Mostafa via Faith-talk <faith-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>    Dear all, peace and blessings.
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> Perhaps some of you heard or read in the news about the recently collapsed Egyptian aircraft that was returning from Paris to Cairo and then was missing for several days.
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> Well, people were graciously martyred and thence, we may express sorrow but without blaspheming or breaching the principles of faith.
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> In traditional Islamic theology, prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) taught us a beautiful supplication to say upon affliction with adversities.
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>    “Truly we all for Allah, and truly to Him we shall all return”.
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> This sentiment signifies acknowledgement of the providential grace.
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> We may naturally express grief but, our lips should not speak blasphemy or rebellion.
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> May Allah bless those who miserably lost their loved ones with persistent certitude and forbearance.
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>               This incident is deeply unfortunate but, we ought to stick with expressing graditude, even in the face of grave asperities.
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> I am speechless, don’t know what to say.
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> I pray for those who lost their loved ones to be granted patience and certainty.
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> Peace and blessings from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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> Mostafa
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