If there are pebbles on the path, a person can easily walk by ignoring them or by wearing good shoes. These pebbles may cause us discomfort for a while, but our journey continues and we can reach our destination. If we overcome the difficulties and obstacles of the path with intelligence and perseverance, they cannot stop us.

But imagine what would happen if a small pebble gets inside our own shoe? Now, even the best of roads becomes difficult for us. Walking seemingly looks easy, but every step causes pain. It is as if this small pebble ruins every effort of ours and forces us to stop.

Similarly, in life, we often solve external problems very easily, but when weaknesses and doubts settle in the heart and mind, they become a huge obstacle for us. These internal weaknesses, whether it is fear, despair, or lack of self-confidence, stop us from moving forward.

Therefore, real success is that we recognize the pebbles inside us and try to remove them. When we are strong from within, external pebbles and obstacles will never be able to push us back. The real struggle of life is that we step towards our destination by overcoming our internal weaknesses.

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These are all branches of religion.

These are all branches of religion.

Once in a gathering of Islamic scholars (Ulema) in Leicester, UK, Hazrat Maulana Shah Abrar-ul-Haq Hardoi Sahib (Rahmatullah Alaih) said: "Suppose a heavy-bodied person passed away in a village in India. It is the scorching heat of June-July, the graveyard is several kilometers away, and there are only four people to carry the funeral bier (Janazah). On the way, they met a traveler. He put his luggage aside and joined those carrying the funeral bier on their shoulders. Hazrat Maulana Shah Abrar-ul-Haq Sahib (Rah.) asked the scholars, 'Will those four men feel happiness or pain upon the arrival of this traveler?'" All the scholars replied, "They will feel happy." Hazrat Maulana further said, "These five men moved a little forward when another traveler appeared. He also put his luggage to one side and joined those five men to give a shoulder to the funeral bier. Hazrat (Rah.) again asked the scholars, 'Tell me, will the five men feel happiness or pain before this sixth man joins?'" Everyone said, "Happiness." Then Hazrat (Rah.) said, "At this time, we all are also walking with the responsibility of Deen (religion) on our shoulders, serving Deen. When this is the case, we should be happy to see each other's work, because our purpose is the same. Teaching (Tadrees), authoring books (Tasneef), preaching (Tableeg), Jihad, politics (Siyasat), Tasawwuf (spirituality), lessons of the Quran, and lessons of Hadith—these are all branches of Deen. If we all were companions (Rafeeq) to one another, the map of the world would be something else; but Satan does not let us become companions, he always keeps alienating us from one another. One vital aspect of Seerah (the Prophet's lifestyle) is unity and harmony (Ittifaq), which is being ignored today."