The right way to meet misfortunes is crying, boredom, patience and reckoning

The answer is: Patience and calculation.

The correct way to face misfortunes is patience and calculation. Aisha, may God be pleased with her, said: “There is no thorn that strikes a believer, and nothing is worse than the sin of God.” Believers should not be overwhelmed nor despair of the mercy of the Lord of the Worlds. Misfortunes can be something that befalls a believer, such as divorce, illness, or affliction with love. Islam encourages patience in the face of misfortunes, and urges the believer to accept fate, whether good or evil. It is important to remember that misfortunes may be difficult, but the correct way to face them is through patience and faith in God.