The test of faith lies in making efforts (mujahada) to crush evil desires and resisting forbidden acts.
When Allah puts something good into one's heart, one should act upon it to be rewarded.
Avoid pleasing others or conforming to societal norms if it displeases Allah.
Be prepared to sacrifice personal comfort (e.g., sitting alone instead of at a table with forbidden things) for Allah's sake.
All good actions, especially those that continue to benefit others after one's death (sadaqa jariyah), will be rewarded.
It is essential to choose Allah's pleasure over momentary desires.
True pleasure and happiness are found only in obedience to Allah, not in forbidden acts (haram).
Men's garments should be above the ankles, not below. This is a practice taught by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and should be a habit, not just for special occasions.
The ideal color for men's clothing is white; light colors are also acceptable, but 'loud' colors are not appropriate for males.
We should align our choices and desires with those of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), preferring what he preferred.
Treat spouses with love and consideration; adorn oneself for one's wife as she does for her husband.
We must strive to control our gaze and ears, avoiding looking at or listening to what is forbidden.
Seek Allah's help to overcome weaknesses, temptations, and sins.
Nurture children correctly and establish a pious environment at home.
Support and appreciate religious scholars and their efforts in guiding the community.
Pray for the entire Muslim Ummah, especially those suffering from poverty, illness, injustice, and displacement.
Pray for strength, courage, and true Iman (faith) to uphold Islamic teachings.