Do good deeds differ in value from one another?
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Question:
Do good deeds differ in value from one another? That is, if we have two acts of worship, one of which is more difficult than the other, and it is established that they carry the same number of good deeds, does the Muslim receive reward for both in that regard?
Answer:
The reward is not based on the difficulty; the reward is based on the intention and sincerity for Allah (Mighty and Majestic). One must be sincere to Allah in the deed, whether it is difficult or not. He must make his intention sincere for Allah (Mighty and Majestic); that is what brings the reward.
Do good deeds differ in value from one another? That is, if we have two acts of worship, one of which is more difficult than the other, and it is established that they carry the same number of good deeds, does the Muslim receive reward for both in that regard?
Answer:
The reward is not based on the difficulty; the reward is based on the intention and sincerity for Allah (Mighty and Majestic). One must be sincere to Allah in the deed, whether it is difficult or not. He must make his intention sincere for Allah (Mighty and Majestic); that is what brings the reward.
Source
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