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Fa Inna Ma’al Usri Yusra meaning in English would be:

So, verily, with every difficulty, there is relief

Inna Ma Al Usri Yusra meaning in English would be:
Verily, with every difficulty, there is relief

Here, Usri means a hardship/difficulty which is singular and Yusra means ease/relief which is plural. Bear in mind that Allah (SWT) never only gives us difficulty, there’s always ease after difficulty. More the patience level, the more rewards a Muslim gets.

We all know that difficult times in everyone’s life are not permanent. They’re temporary, and the believer who keeps faith in Allah’s plans gets rewarded in abundance.

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Salam (Peace upon you) ;
is the word (they receive) from Merciful Lord.

Surah Yaseen, ayah 58

The calligraphed verse in Surah Rahman (55) is repeated 31 times.
Allah Ta῾ālā enumerates His various bounties to mankind and Jinn. He then asks this question “Then which of your Lord’s blessings will either of you belie?”
It is obvious we cannot belie/deny the bounties and favors of Allah, since we are surrounded by them at all times. We continuously witness and enjoy the countless favors of Allah in every sphere of our lives.

عن ابن عمر «أن رسول الله صَلَّى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّم َ قرأ سورة الرحمن على أصحابه فسكتوا، فقال: مالي أسمع الجنَّ أحسن جواباً لربها منكم؟ ما أتيتُ على قول الله تعالى {فَبِأَيِّ آلاء رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ} إلا قالوا: لا بشيءْ من نعمك ربنا نكذب فلك الحمد»

Ibn Umar radhiyallāhu ῾an says, the Messenger of Allah salallāhu ῾alayhi wasallam recited Surah Rahman to his companions and they were silent.
So the Messenger salallāhu ῾alayhi wasallam said, why is it that I have heard the Jinn give a better reply than you? Whenever I would come to the verse “Then which of your Lord’s blessings will either of you belie?” they would reply;
لا بشيءْ من نعمك ربنا نكذب فلك الحمد
“There are none of your blessings that we deny so praise be to you.”

This should be our instantaneous response whenever we hear
fabi ala i rabbikuma tukazziban.

Whatever gifts/favours we receive, it is because of the will and mercy of Allah and
we should not take them for granted.

It seems almost too simple, the guide to living a happy life;

Be thankful.
Be grateful.
Be mindful.