The nameless soldier who sacrifices himself for his country. The
emergency workers who toil to keep people alive. There are so many
examples of people whose struggles helped so much, yet were barely
recognized nor compensated. Such is the nature of unsung heroes.
Ghurba,
a word representing separation, or being homeless in one's own land.
Those who strive for true righteousness and justice even when everyone
else is drowning in corruption are those who experience this.
Mocked,
pressured, and tortured throughout their entire lives for struggling to
make things right, yet their names disappearing into the sands of time
whether they succeed in their noble goals or not. Can they not be called
the unsung heroes of Islam?
No.
It is true
that the world, no matter how much it improves by their effort, may
never recognize such people. But Allah knows. He recognizes every atom
of struggle and suffering such noble souls went through. And they will
have their due reward- being able to look at His Face with pure joy on
the Day when most of man will be crying and confused, and live happily
ever after in the gardens of Jannah.
Can we really call such people unsung and unrewarded?
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