*   His feet never slip.

*   He learns how to be patient even in the most difficult situation.

*   Allah Almighty becomes pleased with him.

*   Success comes to the feet of the one who has reliance in Allah Almighty.

*   He continues to ascend the levels of prosperity.

*   No might of the world can harm him at all.

*   He remains successful in escaping the treachery of Satan.

*   He is successful in gathering numerous virtues.

*   He remains safe from kneeling to any worldly people.

*   He never indulges in evils like having ill-omens.

*   He receives provisions from the unseen.

Let us listen to a faith-enlightening parable regarding this.

I was the One who would send the bread

It is narrated: A worshipper would remain busy in worshipping all night in Masjid-ul-Haraam. He would fast in the day and every day, a person would come to give him 2 pieces of bread which he would do Iftar with and then begin his worship until the next day. One day, a thought came to his mind that ‘What sort of reliance is this? I am relying on the bread given by a person and I am not relying on Allah Almighty, the provider of provisions for His creation.’

When the person who would give him the bread arrived in the evening, the worshipper returned it to him. 3 days passed in the state of hunger. When he was overcome by hunger, he beseeched his Lord Almighty. At night, he saw in a dream that he was present in the court of Allah Almighty. Allah Almighty said to him: ‘Why did you return that I used to provide through My bondman?’