A few days ago, I had a severe toothache. I immediately went to the doctor, only to find out that the appointment list was full and the doctor wasn't taking any more patients. After a lot of pleading and requesting, I managed to get the last slot with great difficulty. The doctor checked me and first gave a few injections in the gums. Then, taking a pliers-like tool in his hand, he began a full-fledged war with my gums and tooth using various instruments. Due to the intensity of the pain, I was gripping the chair tightly, moving up and down, and tears welled up in my eyes... But I asked myself some questions: Why am I enduring all this? Why am I not objecting? Why am I not gifting a few abuses to the doctor? Why am I not slapping the doctor? Instead, afterward, I was thanking him, asking when I should come back, and on top of that, I paid him money for all this work! I kept thinking about this for a while_______ Then suddenly, I felt deeply ashamed of myself and before God when a voice from within me said, "Khan Sahib, do you even consider God equal to this doctor...?" You do not object to the doctor because you know that behind all this pain, the injections, the pliers, and other tools, there is a philosophy and wisdom, and in the end, it is for our own benefit. So, God is the ultimate Creator and Master of all wisdom! In fact, previously people used to call doctors 'Hakim' (wise healer), and God is the Greatest Wise (Al-Hakim). Therefore, remember that His actions are never devoid of wisdom. If any pain, difficulty, or trial comes our way, we should trust God's wisdom, thank Him, and ask, "O God, when is our turn again?" 💐💐 I also realized the wisdom behind pain when someone told me that one reason cancer is incurable is that it doesn't cause pain in its early stages; by the time it is detected, it is already too late. A human being believes in the understanding, degree, and experience of a doctor. The more experienced the doctor, the greater our trust. It is explicitly written outside the clinics: 20 years, 40 years, 60 years of experience... While God's 'experience' (knowledge and mastery) spans billions of years, or rather, it is better to say that it has been there forever and will remain forever. Yes, it reminds me that Allama Iqbal is also called 'Hakim-ul-Ummat' (The Wise Healer of the Muslim Community) because he prescribed the right cure for the pains of the Ummah. But we people just want temporary fixes like Disprin or Brufen to relieve the pain for a short while, even if it harms the entire body over time.