Sabr: What It Means and Its Significance

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Sabr (which can be translated as patience or resilience) is the ability to push on when other people can’t, it is a act of worship which begins in our hearts and demonstrated by our actions. So how can we attain this important virtue? Check this video from Sheikh Yahya Ibrahim as he sheds light on the value of Sabr.

📚 Read Also: These 5 Stories in the Quran Will Boost Your Patience

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