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    Go to... Home About Us Ramadan  - Quran Reading  - Quran Translation  - Quran Recitation  - Quran Memorization Fee Compare Us Blog Contact Us Apps Quran  - Hadith  - Hijri Calendar  - Prayer Times  - Step by step Salat  - Qibla Direction  - Careers 19 Dec 2017 Patience in Islam- The Reward of Patience in Quran and Sunnah What is Patience? Patience is to hold one’s soul from being impatient and displeased, holding the tongue from complaining and the body parts from harming himself or others. The patience is mentioned at many places in Quran and Sunnah of the beloved Prophet (SAW), which shows the virtues and greatness of Patience. In the Arabic language, (Sabr) Patience means to confine or contain.   Patience in Islam Patience has great status in the sight of Allah Almighty and in Islam. Patience is of best from deeds and has the great reward with no limit. Allah Almighty said in Holy Quran: “ Only those who are patient shall receive their rewards in full, without Hisaab (without li