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Sabr Is an Active Virtue, Not a Passive One | Yasmin Mogahed
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Yasmin Mogahed challenges passive ideas of patience by pointing to a forgotten prophetic pattern, forcing you to ask whether your “sabr” is actually stopping you from real action.
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