(أنا عند ظن عبدي بي، فإن ظن بي خيراً فله، وإن ظن بي شراً فله)

اللي فوق ده حديث عن الرسول .. احمد عمارة بيقول ان انت لو آمنت بحاجه غلط هتحصل لك لو امنت بحاجه صح هتحصل لك .. وفقا لأية .. وكان حق علينا نصر المؤمنين

لو جيت سألت شيخ على قده هيقولك ينصر في الجانب الايجابي بس

والحديث اللي فوق ده تاكيد على كلام احمد عماره صح .. عشان اللي بيقول ان الايمان او اي اسم شكله ديني معناه المعنى البوستيف بس

معنى الكلام م الاخر لو بتظن أو مؤمن ان ربنا خلق الانسان في كبد يعني تعب وماسك في المعنى ده .. ربنا هيحققلك ظنك فيه والايمان اللي انت معتقده ويخليك في تعب طول عمرك

“I am as My servant expects Me to be. If he expects good from Me, he will have it; and if he expects evil from Me, he will have it.”

The above is a hadith of the Prophet. Ahmed Emara says that if you truly believe something negative, it will happen to you, and if you believe something positive, it will happen to you as well. He cites the Quranic verse: “And it is incumbent upon Us to grant victory to the believers.”

If you asked a typical sheikh, he would probably say that this verse refers only to the positive side—that God grants victory to believers, not that negative expectations are fulfilled.

However, the hadith above seems to support Ahmed Emara’s point, because many people assume that “faith,” or any concept expressed in religious language, only carries a positive meaning.

In other words, if you believe—or are convinced—that God created human beings to live in hardship, and you hold firmly to that interpretation, then God will fulfill your expectation according to your belief, causing you to live in hardship for the rest of your life.