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who are less faithful. One who is faithful always suffers regret
when he has broken a law or made a serious mistake. He is quick
to ask forgiveness from his Lord and Master. He possesses an un-
shakable belief in the Oneness of Allah, His Attributes, His Law,
His Revealed Guidance, and in the just workings of the Ordinance
of Reward and Punishment.
A faithful Muslim has invariably pursued a life of obedience and
submission to the Will of Allah. His faith has grown out of love,
knowledge and conviction. He follows the way of Allah and His
Messenger, Prophet Muhammad . Out of gratitude he has de-
voted his heart and soul to keeping Allah's Way before him, doing
all that pleases Allah and avoiding all that displeases Him. His love
and devotion for Allah are more fervent than those of a man in
selfish pursuit of glory, wealth, power, or the like.
A faithful Muslim wants a completely innocent heart. He asks
Allah to bless him with pure intentions, and he will not conscious-
ly feed a desire that is wrong. His desires and inclinations bend to
when he has broken a law or made a serious mistake. He is quick
to ask forgiveness from his Lord and Master. He possesses an un-
shakable belief in the Oneness of Allah, His Attributes, His Law,
His Revealed Guidance, and in the just workings of the Ordinance
of Reward and Punishment.
A faithful Muslim has invariably pursued a life of obedience and
submission to the Will of Allah. His faith has grown out of love,
knowledge and conviction. He follows the way of Allah and His
Messenger, Prophet Muhammad . Out of gratitude he has de-
voted his heart and soul to keeping Allah's Way before him, doing
all that pleases Allah and avoiding all that displeases Him. His love
and devotion for Allah are more fervent than those of a man in
selfish pursuit of glory, wealth, power, or the like.
A faithful Muslim wants a completely innocent heart. He asks
Allah to bless him with pure intentions, and he will not conscious-
ly feed a desire that is wrong. His desires and inclinations bend to