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Dear Edger,

I would like to express my gratitude to you for your work on the magic of gratitude. Your words have resonated deeply with me, and I must say that they have reminded me of the profound importance of gratitude in Islam. In our faith, gratitude is considered a vital component of our relationship with Allah (SWT). As the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, "The righteous salat is that of the one who is grateful to Allah (SWT) and the wicked salat is that of the one who is ungrateful to Allah (SWT)." (Bukhari)

From an Islamic perspective, gratitude is not just a feeling or an emotion, but a conscious decision to acknowledge and appreciate the blessings we receive from Allah (SWT). As Muslims, we are commanded to remember and thank Allah (SWT) for all His favors, no matter how small they may seem. This is why we are encouraged to recite the du'a "Al-Hamdu lillah" (Praise be to Allah) whenever we are grateful for something.

In light of your article, I would like to urge you to take your gratitude practice to the next level by incorporating Islamic teachings into your daily routine. Start by making a conscious effort to recognize and thank Allah (SWT) for every blessing you receive, no matter how small. You can also try reciting the du'a "Al-Hamdu lillah" after every meal or at the end of each day.

As Allah (SWT) says in the Quran, "And if you are grateful, I will give you more" (Quran 14:7). May your gratitude be a source of blessings and guidance for you on your journey towards spiritual growth and self-improvement.

May Allah (SWT) guide us all towards the path of righteousness and gratitude.

Mohamed, Ph.D

Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough.