Sweet Beautiful Words

Beautiful Sayings That Inspire

• Your enjoyment of life stems from: your sincerity, patience, generosity, kindness, endurance, gentleness, and empathy.
• The weapon of deceit is detrimental; it finds credence only among those whose minds and faith are corrupt.
• Although a scoundrel may succeed once, it is impossible for that to be a recurring theme.
• Educating children begins with the education of mothers and fathers.
• How many foolish people have ruled with arrogance, only to face a demise they witness with their own hands?
• Do not trust those whose hearts have grown cold toward the Creator.
• When someone says “I will,” recognize that they have poisoned their mind and halted their faculties.
• Words alone do not substitute for the righteous and good actions that speak louder.
• Only those ignorant of pain mock wounds.
• Accept a kick, for the one who kicks you is beneath concern.
• It is impossible not to overcome the impossible.
• It is better to be alone than to maintain the company of ignorant troublemakers.
• Your uniqueness is far richer than the vile, who seek to diminish the pearls around you.
• You engage the minds of the lifeless in ignorance while leaving the living concealed behind closed doors.
• A crown does not shield royalty from a headache.
• The knowledge you possess is akin to a handful of sand, while what you do not know is as vast as the universe.
• Upon reaching a certain level of capability, we realize it is honorable to seek assistance from others, even those less endowed than ourselves.
• There is nothing sweeter than steadfastness in one’s opinions, except for returning to something even better.
• The optimist says: “My cup is half full,” while the pessimist laments: “My cup is half empty.”
• If it weren’t for hope for tomorrow, the oppressed would not survive until today.
• The most beautiful and magnificent architecture in the world is building a bridge of hope over a river of despair.
• Some individuals are hope personified.
• Everything may turn against you, yet God remains by your side; be with God and all else will align with you.
• I am a pessimist due to intelligence, yet I am an optimist driven by determination.
• Why fear when the sun casts its shadows in one place only to illuminate another?

Beautiful Sayings About Smiles

• Smile, for a smile melts away worries and awakens happiness from slumber.
• A smile costs nothing but yields great rewards; it lasts more than a fleeting moment, yet its memory lingers long.
• Greet others with a smile, spreading joy even if it means gaining a reward with each gesture.
• Sadness changes nothing in reality, but a smile opens the door to a new reality.
• Smile, for each person you meet carries heavy burdens.
• I do not ask for much; I seek that smile.
• My friend, please smile; you become more beautiful when that wide smile appears.
• A smile is a kind word without letters.
• Keep smiling, for it is the key to the heart; a smile is invaluable, as it acts as a passport to others’ hearts.
• Always wear a smile; it extends life, opens closed doors, and creates acceptance before you express your ideas.
• Life is too short to fill it with sadness; just smile.
• Let your smile be the first sight people see on your face, and do not fret over worldly matters; what is meant for you will come to you.
• A smile is a bridge that leads to the hearts of others—always be smiling.
• Smile, for the colors of life are in your hands with the love of God and His Messenger, enabling you to enjoy a life free of despair.
• A smile acts like a lantern, dispelling the darkness of sorrow with the light of hope; it is the balm for the soul and a remedy for wounds, illuminating your path and granting you keys to hearts.
• Be an exemplar of cheerfulness; always smile, for it does not imply happiness but rather contentment with God’s decree.
• Smiling at your brother is an act of charity.
• A smile lasts but a moment, yet its memory endures for a lifetime.
• You possess a face made to smile.
• A smile melts ice, spreads comfort, and heals wounds; it is the key to genuine human relationships.
• Recharge your heart with a smile.
• I will smile every day for myself, for I deserve it.
• Smile to lift the worries from your heart and ease the burdens of others.
• Forgive, shake hands, smile; remember, we are just passing through this world.
• Smile, for your livelihood is ordained, your fate is sealed, and the trials of life are not worth the burdens, as they do not last.
• A smile of hope is stronger than all obstacles.
• Smile, and life will smile back at you.
• A smile is the universal language understood by all people without translation.
• Smile, for everything decreed by God is beautiful.
• Smile, for laughter is the key to happiness.
• Feigning happiness is easier than risking the vulnerability of sharing your emotions with someone who does not care.
• How beautiful a smile is when it breaks through the tears.
• Pave your way with a smile rather than with a sword.
• Tears are more precious than a smile, for a smile can be gifted to anyone, while tears flow only for the dearest.

Beautiful Sayings on Trustworthiness

• Do not entrust your secrets to the untrustworthy.
• Trustworthiness is half of life.
• The hardest part of inciting a revolution is maintaining honesty with oneself and desiring to break free from the herd.
• Trustworthiness is a book preserving miracles for the world.
• Sharing thoughts creates collective awareness; words are a trust, so be cautious of what you share.
• Trustworthiness is a noble trait exhibited by our beloved Prophet; by embodying it, we affirm our love for him.
• Knowledge without trust is worse than ignorance, and intelligence devoid of sincerity is a calamity for the mind.
• Trustworthiness is one of the most beautiful attributes of Muslims.
• Be honest, and people will love you; the Messenger was a trustworthy friend.
• The highest form of trustworthiness is honoring commitments.
• Be trustworthy, and people shall cherish you.
• The truest form of truth is trustworthiness, and the most deceptive form of untruth is betrayal.
• Trustworthiness is a gentle whisper in the hearts of Muslims.
• We are not guardians over the nation, but we are trustworthy agents; hence, we must serve our nation’s trust as we received it.
• Trustworthiness is a description of the Muslim; what could be more magnificent than the trustworthiness of the Prophet, peace be upon him?
• Trustworthiness is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.
• Fulfilling trust is the key to sustenance.
• He was a noble person who loved goodness and upheld trust.
• Life is a trust bestowed upon you; you must not complain when it is returned, for it was never truly yours.
• Trustworthiness is the path to goodness.
• Three traits lead to righteousness, whether one is good or wicked: trustworthiness, fulfilling promises, and maintaining family ties.
• Trustworthiness is a prophetic virtue worthy of emulation.
• Do not be impressed by a man’s noise; admire the one who fulfills trust and refrains from gossiping about others.
• No happy life can exist without trustworthiness.
• If you trust a treacherous person, you have entrusted the worst kind of bearer.
• Be trustworthy, as God has commanded you.
• Among the deeds least likely to delay punishment or hasten it, trust can be betrayed, family ties severed, and kindness abandoned.
• Trustworthiness is like a lamp that illuminates another life.
• Trustworthiness embodies another life that encapsulates the essence of Islam.
• Trust is the sanctuary amidst the chaos of life.
• Trustworthiness is the beacon of light in the darkness of existence.
• Honor the trust; do not betray it, for betrayers walk the path of regret.
• God has not permitted the insolvent or the prosperous to withhold trust.
• Trustworthiness is a small container, only the trustworthy can hold it.

Beautiful Sayings on Humility

• Do you know what humility is? They asked: What is it? He said: “Humility is to step out of your home and see that every Muslim has a favor upon you.”
• Restrain three things with three virtues to be among the believers: arrogance with humility, greed with contentment, and envy with counsel.
• The most esteemed individuals are those who do not see their own worth, and the most generous are those who do not recognize their favor.
• We embraced the sacred water of Zamzam for knowledge; if we had done so for piety, it would have been better for us.
• Put aside your pride, lower your arrogance, and remember your grave, for it is where you will pass.
• The most beloved of creation to God are the humble.
• True humility is the root of all virtues.
• We approach greatness as we draw closer to humility.
• A man’s only true glory lies in his humility.
• Only lowly individuals are arrogant, while truly noble people remain humble.
• The higher the noble rises, the more he humbles himself; the lower the lowly sinks, the more arrogant he becomes.
• Humility attracts greatness and earns love.
• No nobility like humility, nor honor greater than knowledge.
• He who does not humble himself before himself cannot elevate himself in the eyes of others.
• Be kind to your people, and they will love you; be humble to them, and they will elevate you; offer them your hand, and they will obey you.
• The most knowledgeable scholars are the most humble, just as the low places are often the most abundant in water.
• The truly noble person is one who does not boast of anything.
• A person may climb the highest peaks, but cannot remain there for long.
• The taller the wheat stalk, the more it bends; the deeper the knowledge, the more it humbles.
• A humble person is one who has much to be humble about.