Impact of Iman

• The first gift of Iman is the Fear of Allaah (Taqwa) and extreme self-control on the body. Truly speaking when Iman is ruined, Fear of Allaah disappears and we lose self-control on eyes, ears, mouth, hands etc.
• Eyes are directed to Allaah Subhanahu Wata’aala and diverted from the materialistic world. His assets presently are, Taqwa, Tawakkul and Sabr.
• Body becomes equipped to do Amaal that produces rewards (Ajr) and feels Allaah’s happiness (Ikhlas).
• Riya Kari (Show off) disappears.
• Pride gets evaporated and the person becomes  humble and polite.
• Eyes begin to water, and one feels the softness of the heart.
• Loses interest in the material world and becomes keen to do something for Hereafter (Akherath).
• Sufficient self-control develops in the eyes, mouth and hands.

• Gets sound sleep and laziness disappears. Sustains adequate strength to do Amaal.
• Sees the help and nusrat being bestowed from Allaah that increases IMAN.
• Feels contentment, happiness, possesses a smiling and a lit face, there is no pain (Gam).
• Covered in a shell of Nooraniyat, 
• Amaals become easier to perform.
• Does not use harsh language even with the juniors or servants.
• Feels the pain if anybody suffers, even animals
• Repentance for sins of the past.
• Enjoys the path of Allaah and mosque.
• Feels that life is too short, often remembers death and Akherat,
• Yaqeen develops in the Angels, Taqdeer, Quran, Hadees, Namaz, Zikr and Akherat.
• Forgives  the faults of others.
• Fulfills the rights of individuals according to the shariah.
• Distinguishes between desire (khwaish)  and necessities.
• Dislikes extravagance (Fuzul kharchi).
• Hatred for sins develops, even for small sins he thinks, “I might get destroyed by this sin.”
• Aql stops thinking on various subjects and Waswasas. Develop quietness and calmness.
• Thinks that my brother is better than me.
• Feels happy when does a virtue and wraths in pain if something bad or wrong has been carried out.
• Loves to die for the cause of Allaah and His Deen.
• Follows Rasool saws most of the time and keeps faith in his sayings.
• Eats a balanced diet with calmness, and chews properly
• Internal rhythms automatically open his eyes for Tahajjud and Fazar without the need of an external source (alarm)
• Enjoys doing Dua and cries for his own sins and that of the Ummat’s.
• Fears Nifaq ( hypocrisy)
• Returns belongings (Amaanat) the way it was.
• Considers sins as mountains.
• Urges for more Noor and Hidayat, and is never satisfied with  the derived Noor.
• Does not see or observe others faults instead targets himself.
• Takes lessons from the World (duniya).
• Reads Masnun Duaein in time and never forgets.
• Follows the way of living  (Aadat Akhlaq) of Rasool sws.
• Concentration and faith increases by listening to the Azan or reading The Quran and offering Namaz.
• Feels Nooraniyat while reading The Quran.
• Escapes calamities (fithna) by the Grace of Allaah.
• With  a sense of conscious effort, life becomes balanced.
• Is pleased to help neighbours and poor relatives.
• Does many Amaals even though isn’t aware of them.
• Develops humbleness (Haya and Sharam).
• Instead of taking advantages he’d rather help the others and forget about himself.
• Is a keen listener and a moderate talker.
• Prefers to stay alone, and dislikes chaos. Doesn’t easily get irritated.
• Does not become hopeless or ungrateful.
• Avoids argument and arrogance.
• Is not scared of creations (Makhlooq).
• Behaves according to the temperaments of the people.
• Vision (Ferasat) develops.
• When required, becomes completely focused but once finished withdraws himself.
• Does not interfere with any body’s personal affairs.