I like that phrase - hikmatun baalighatun, current favourite. From Al Qamar 54:5
Isn't it deep? It's not a phrase that you can just read in passing.
It's a phrase that makes you stop for a bit to ponder, what is 'mature wisdom'. What does it take for a wisdom to be matured? Is it wisdom and advise that cannot be refuted? Because God knows all - and the Messengers of God, delivered these advice to the people - these hikmatun balighatun.
Nothing can be more wise than the advice and wisdom delivered to us from the Messengers of Allaah. And especially with Rasulullaah SAW - the last messenger of Allaah, through which Allaah has perfected the religion. (5:3) There is nothing more to add, nothing more good than the already given.
We find some studied or scientific evidences now, for those simple and what was thought to be trivial advice from Rasulullaah SAW - they turn out to be of subtle but important health benefits to man. E.g. sit when drinking, and do not lie on your stomach,. The commands to fast, and to pray 5 times a day, these also turned out to be of more benefit to the doer, than for whom it is done for (i.e. for Allaah SWT). The benefits are in the form of physical, mental and emotional health. And the spritual health is a sum of the mental and emotional health.
Allaah loves us and whatever Allaah commands, is only for our own good,
... and if we disobey them, it's not Allaah who needs them, for He is Ghaniyyun Hamid - free of all wants, worthy of all praise. (31:12)
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Yes, letting go of what you love is hard in life. But if you feel positive about you are doing in life, then it is good for you. It will give you relief and peace for sure.
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