The task of calling people toward goodness and forbidding evil must continue as long as there are ears that can hear and hearts that can reflect, and even the slightest possibility of the truth being accepted remains.

If all avenues of conveying the truth are cut off, and every door to its acceptance is slammed shut — and the circumstances become so grave that confronting them exceeds human endurance and strength —
Then in such a situation, there remains no choice for a believer except patience (ṣabr).

But let it be clear:
Patience here does not mean surrendering in defeat.
Rather, patience means to wait for Allah’s decree while the heart boils with rage against falsehood, like a pot of water bubbling over flames.

In other words, true patience is to engage in tireless efforts — with wisdom and restraint — to change the corrupt conditions around him.

It is to ignite a spirit of reform within those who recognize evil in society,
to stir them from within, and to organize a community that moves forward under the support and blessing of Allah.