Some people live their lives doing good, worshipping Allah, and seeking His pleasure, while others reject faith out of arrogance. Allah reminds us that He will reward those who believe and do good, and He will hold accountable those who refuse to submit to Him.

In Surah An-Nisa (4:173), Allah says:

“To those who believe and do good deeds, He will give them their full rewards and give them even more out of His provision.”

What Does This Mean?

• Believers who do good will receive their full reward. Allah never lets any good deed go to waste.

• Allah gives even more out of His mercy. Allah rewards beyond what we deserve, multiplying our good deeds.

How Can We Apply This in Our Lives?

• Keep doing good deeds. Every act of kindness, prayer, and charity will be fully rewarded—and even multiplied by Allah.

• Stay humble before Allah. Never let pride make you think you don’t need to worship or obey Allah.

Why Does This Matter?

This verse reminds us that Allah is both fair, generous and merciful. Those who believe will receive more than they can imagine. We should always remember that Allah has great power and will reward us more than we expect if we remain patient and try to do good things.