There shouldnt be any resentment

 There shouldnt be any resentment that this shouldnt have occurred or that incident in life shouldnt have occurred. Everything is going according to the plan of Allah. Allah is the best of planners. If your loved one dies or your relationship is broken then we shouldnt say why that has happened.

Everything happens for a reason and everything has been predestined by Allah. In Surah Taghabun it is said that whatever has happened is for a reason, it is for our own good, it has occurred because of the will of Allah and this world is temporary and the hereafter is the permanent place. 

Every scenario, occurrence, incident or happening is for a reason and Allah has destined it for us when we were in our mother's womb.

In the end what i would like to say is that we shouldnt grumble about any incidence in life but should thank Allah.

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