The ruling on objecting to the decrees of Allah in one's self while striving against it

One of the listening brothers sent a question, saying: Sometimes when I am struck by a calamity, incident, or trial, I find a kind of objection in my heart, and it shows on my face, in the form of a frown. However, I try to seek refuge in Allah, praise Him, and seek forgiveness for what I find in my heart and what appears on my face. I try not to utter what angers Allah, and rather, I increase in seeking forgiveness, remembrance of Allah, and doing good deeds to the best of my ability. Does my hidden objection affect my belief and my religion? Please guide us, may Allah reward you with good.
Answer: It does not harm you as long as you treat the matter with this treatment, and praise be to Allah, through repentance, regret, abandoning it, seeking forgiveness, self-accounting, and striving against it. It does not harm you, and praise be to Allah. This is what is obligatory for the Muslim when something occurs to him that contradicts the Shari'ah: he treats it through repentance, turning back to Allah, seeking forgiveness, and regret, and so on, and it does not harm him, and praise be to Allah. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good and do you good.