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Imam Ali (a.s.) described Qadr (destiny/decree) as a profound divine secret and an "ocean of incomprehensible depths," advising believers not to dwell too deeply on it. He emphasized accepting Allah’s decree with contentment, stating that1 who is pleased with Allah's decree is rewarded, while dissatisfaction negates good deeds.Key perspectives on Qadr from Imam Ali (a.s.) include:A Hidden Divine Secret: When asked about Qadha (destiny), Imam Ali (a.s.) told the inquirer it was a "dark alley," then a "deep ocean," and finally "a secret of God" not to be investigated.Acceptance and Contentment: He taught that1 "What is meant for you, will reach you, even if it is beneath two mountains. And what is not meant for you, will not reach you, even if it's between your two lips".The Reward of Submission: According to narrated traditions, Imam Ali (a.s.) told 'Adi ibn Hatim that whoever is pleased with Allah's decree (Qadr) receives reward, while those who are not pleased have their good deeds negated.The Night of Qadr (Destiny): Imam Ali (a.s.) viewed the Night of Qadr (Laylat al-Qadr) as the annual moment when destinies—including life, death, and sustenance—are finalized.Summary of Approach: Imam Ali (a.s.) advised against excessive speculation on the mechanism of fate, urging instead for reliance on God and acceptance of His decisions.On Qadr (Destiny) - by Tamara Firsty - MediumMar 21, 2024 — Tamara Firsty. 2 min read. Mar 21, 2024. 151. 1. There is a quote that has resonated with me deeply throughout my life: “What is meant for you, will reach you, ...Medium·Tamara Firsty
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