Be pleased with Allah

 We should feel happy with what Allah has given us. If we show contentment with what Allah has give us even if it is a small wage, salary, pay, money, rizq and sustenance then Allah will give us rewards with even small good deeds that we do.

We should never be ungrateful to Allah as being ungrateful to Allah will bring us the calamity and wrath of Allah. An example of wrath being brought to people who were ungrateful to Allah is Bani Israel. Hazarat Musa's nation of Bani Israel were tired of eating meat from the bounty of Mon Salwa given to them. They now wanted to eat vegetables as well. Then Allah's curse and calamity fell on the nation of Bani Israel.

In the end what I would like to say is that we should be thankful to Allah for whatever he has given us and should believe in his plan for us.

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