The Prophet ﷺ said:

"Black seed is a remedy for every disease except death."

Sahih Muslim 2215

Salman Al-Farsi (may Allah be pleased with him) said:

"The wife of Pharaoh was tortured under the sun. But when they would leave her, the angels would shade her with their wings, and she would see her home in Paradise."

[Ibn Abi Shaybah in Al-Musannaf 35801]

Whatever you lost, whoever you lost know that it was the Qadr of Allah(SWT), let that be your consolation & solace.

Once everything is done, you’ll find yourself overflowing with gratitude for His plan. His wisdom is flawless; your test is only to trust Him!

Dispraise of Lying!

Ibn al-Jawzī رحمه الله said:

The cure of this disease is to know Allāh's punishment for a liar and to be certain that when a person continuously lies he will eventually be exposed one day, then he will be disrespected in such a way that cannot be averted; his shame will increase, earn people's disrespect to the extent that they will not believe him even when he is truthful, and their distrust will exceed beyond what he lied about.”

[Disciplining the Soul | Page. 42]

You search for peace in worldly possessions, so you chase after them relentlessly. Perhaps you'll never let go of your worldly hopes. You build castles in the air, only to find the time of your departure approaching, carrying you beyond this world.
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This world is fleeting, but the afterlife is eternal. Yet, you show little enthusiasm for the rewards of the afterlife. You act for the hereafter with great reluctance. If not now, when will you increase your good deeds? Your life is not guaranteed!
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It's astonishing! You exert yourself tirelessly for transient things, even though everything could vanish in an instant!
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Remember the Day of Judgment when we will all stand before Allah(SWT) to account for our actions. Let us not be among those who regret their neglect of the afterlife. Let us prepare ourselves for this inevitable day by increasing our good deeds and seeking forgiveness!

Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

"When Allaah is with you, then all worries, grief and sadness disappear; no grief can remain when Allaah is with the slave."

[Ad-Daa' wa Ad-Dawaa' | 269]

‎Hasan al-Basri رحمه الله said:

‎“In this worldly-life the Believer is like a stranger,

‎he does not despair when it humiliates him and neither does he covet its grandeur.

‎The people are in one state, and he is in a totally different state.”

‎[Al-Ghuraba’a, page 23]

Prophet ﷺ said :
Indeed there is a Surah in the Quran of Thirty Ayat, which intercedes for a man until he is forgiven. It is Tabarak Alladhi Biyadihil Mulk [Surah Mulk].
[Tirmidhi 2891]

Sheikh Saalih Al-Fawzân حفظه الله

❝We are not seeking the people's approval. We are not seeking their praise. What we want is to please Allaah, the Most High.❞

[Essential Questions And Answers On The Salafee Methodology, Pg 30 | Translated By Moosaa Richardson (حفظه الله)]

MAWLID

Shaikh Saleh Al-Fawzan (may Allah preserve him):

Celebrating the Prophet’s birthday (Mawlid ) is a Bid’ah (innovation) and every innovation is misguidance, as per the Hadeeth

Shaikh Ibn baz  (may Allah have mercy on him):

Even if it is done by a lot of people today the innovation are countless nowadays and the sins are countless nowadays and that a lot of people do it is not an proof against the book of Allah Nor against the Sunnah of his Messenger ﷺ

Sheikh Saleh Al-Luhaidan (may Allah have mercy on him):

If the Prophet did not invent the Mawlid nor did the Rightly Guided Caliphs nor was it known in the era of the Sahabah nor the era of the  Tabi’een Nor in the era of their followers, nor in the era of any of the four imams.
So, four hundred years passed, and the people did not know of anything called Mawlid. So it is a Bid’ah (innovation)

Sheikh Al-Uthaymeen (may Allah have mercy on him):

Let’s question if we revere the Messenger ﷺ more than them? No.
Do we love the Messenger more than them? No.
If this is the case, then  we must follow their steps and not celebrate the Prophet’s Mawlid because it is an innovation

Shaikh Saleh Al-Fawzan (may Allah preserve him):

So the Muslim must avoid and not participate in it.