Signs of a Person Blessed by Allah Kareem

From my observation, every time I meet someone who is blessed by Allah Kareem, I notice something special about them.

They are humble.

Even though they possess great wisdom, they remain grounded. They never try to show off or prove how smart they are. They speak in a way that is easy to understand, never in a way that confuses others. Their words are gentle, friendly, and sincere.

They give way to others.

They rarely become angry.

They choose simple and kind words.

Every person I have met who is truly blessed carries empathy and passion in their heart. They openly accept their mistakes and are quick to ask for forgiveness. They are full of humility.

A person who is blessed is always beneficial to others.

The blessed ones often go above and beyond to help others. They give more than what’s expected of them, and they give selflessly.

It’s hard to imagine that when people benefit from you, Allah Kareem would stop the growth of your blessings. In fact, Allah showers even more blessings upon you.

Their dozen is not twelve, it’s thirteen.

In other words, they always add a little more.

If we want the system of Allah’s blessings to flow in our lives, we should also make our dozen thirteen. Give a little more than what is required. Offer a little more kindness than what was asked. Do a little more than what was expected.

If we give only what we must, we should expect to receive no more than we deserve.

For a closed heart, the universe will also be closed. Meaning a person may never experience the full blessings around them.

And for a generous heart, the universe becomes a treasure, full of abundance and never-ending blessings.

Give ease to others, and ease will come to you. 

Wasif Ali Wasif

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