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Valores del Ramadán: La Paciencia

La paciencia es un valor que es una herramienta que tenemos que usar y aprender diariamente en Ramadán. Necesitamos aprender y no hacer muchas cosas durante el Ramadán, así que aprendemos paciencia. Incluso a lo largo del año tenemos que enfrentar muchos momentos en los que debemos ser fuertes y pacientes.

¡Oh, creyentes! Busquen ayuda en la paciencia y la oración; que Dios está con los pacientes.

Coran 2:153

En nuestras vidas hay dos herramientas fundamentales o dos herramientas clave que debemos utilizar. El primero es la oración. Pedimos todo en nuestras oraciones, como la fuerza, las necesidades diarias y la paz. El segundo es la paciencia. Atravesamos la toalla en la primera señal de dificultad.

La Vida es una Prueba de Paciencia

La vida es una prueba, Dios creó la vida y la muerte para probarnos. Todos los días hay muchas pruebas. Algunos son fáciles y otros son extremadamente difíciles. Necesitan mucha paciencia.

Los pondremos a prueba con algo de temor, hambre, pérdida de bienes materiales, vidas y frutos, pero albricia a los pacientes. Aquellos que cuando les alcanza una desgracia dicen: “De Dios provenimos, y a Él retornaremos [para que nos juzgue por nuestras acciones]”. A ellos su Señor bendecirá con el perdón y la misericordia, y son los [correctamente] guiados.

Coran 2:155-157

Dios definió la fe con 2 palabras. La fe es la paciencia más la tolerancia. Ser creyente no es simplemente estar presente en momentos. Es estar siempre presente en nuestra oración y en nuestra fe, dar y cuidar a quienes nos rodean, tener paciencia en los momentos difíciles. Esto nos ayuda a ver quiénes son los verdaderamente fieles y quienes tienen una fe débil.

Nuestro amado Profeta Muhammad (SAW) dijo: “Quien persista en ser paciente, Allah lo hará paciente. Nadie puede recibir una bendición mejor y más grande que la paciencia “. (Al-Bukhari)

Una cosa que es segura es que no pasaremos el resto de la vida sin dificultades. Es por eso que este Ramadán y por el resto de nuestro tiempo debemos ser fuertes y tener paciencia. Las pruebas, las dificultades son una parte que es inseparable en nuestra vida. Necesitamos armarnos de paciencia para superar y tener éxito en nuestro viaje en el Islam.

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