Qualities of a person that brings joy.

 If a person prays to Allah and is happy when it rains then that person is a good person and he brings happiness and joy to people especially the Muslim Ummah. As rain brings it with good news and its part of the water cycle. 

If a person backs a just judge in court and ensures justice is provided in court then that person is a good person and he brings joy and happiness to people. As we dont want an innocent person get punished.

Rainfall is a blessing from Allah as it is used not only in agriculture but every where in our homes, hotels, offices, restaurants and parks.  Whereas bringing justice to people is a nice act backed by Allah.

If a person prays for other people besides himself then that is also a sign of a good person and it brings happiness and joy to people.

In the end what I would like to say is that we should keep on praying for rainfall, justice and supplication for each other as it spreads happiness.

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