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[quote]CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD MUSLIM Muslim is one who is willing to give up pleasure for long-term gains (Aakhirah). Muslim is one who has the ability to settle differences without resentment or anger Muslim is one who perseveres despite setbacks. Muslim is one who knows life is too short to waste in idle activities. Muslim is one who has no prejudice, intolerance, hatred or revenge. Muslim is one who has the capacity to face disappointments and adversity without becoming bitter. Muslim is one who accepts his mistakes and who does not complain that the rose bush has thorns but rejoices that it bears roses. Muslim is one whose needs conform to the Qur'anic commands and those of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Muslim is one who makes Jihad (struggle) to change things, which he can and who lives in peace with things that he cannot change. Muslim is one who gently and constantly questions himself/herself "AM I A MUSLIM?" A Muslim meets his brother with a smiling face (he restrains from anger and is forgiving). The Prophet(pbuh) said: "Do not think little of any good deed even if it is just greeting your brother with a cheerful countenance [face] {MUSLIM}. The Prophet(pbuh) said: "Your smiling at your brother is an act of charity {Sadaqah}" {al-TIRMIDHI who said it is Hasan gharib}. The Muslim should always be pure of heart and should have a cheerful and friendly face. He should meet his brother with warmth and smiles. There's no excuse--Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) always had a warm smile on his face even though he went through hardships, torture, and suffering in this life. "... [those] who restrain anger and pardon {all} men- for Allah loves those who do good." [Translation of the Qur'an-Al-Imran 3:134] The true Muslim restrains his anger and is forgiving. He does not see any shame in doing so, rather he sees it as a good deed which will bring him closer to Allah (SWT). He has a good attitude towards others and treats them well. Anas (RA) said: "I served the Messenger of Allah (SAWS) for ten years, and he never said to me 'UFF!'. If I did something, he never said, "Why did you do that?" And if I did not do something, he never said, "Why did you not do such-and-such? [Agreed Upon] The Prophet(pbuh)said: "Among the best of you are those who have the best attitude (towards others)". [Agreed upon] He (SAWS) also said: "Nothing will weigh more heavily in the balance of the believing servant on the Day of Resurrection than a good attitude (towards others). Verily Allah hates those who utter vile words and obscene speech." [Al-Tirmidhi, Hasan Sahih hadith] The true Muslim has a good attitude. He is humble and soft and gentle in his speech. He does not use bad language or insult others. He is patient, gentle, forgiving, tolerant, cheerful, and sincere towards others.[/quote]
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