Patience is of three Kinds

 Patience in performing what Allah made obligatory.
*الصبر على أداء ما أوجب الله*

It means forcing oneself to perform the obligations like praying on time, fasting the month of Ramadan,  learning the Islamic obligatory knowledge, and other obligations, even if one feels lazy to do them.

 Patience in avoiding what Allah made unlawful.
*الصبر على اجتناب ما حرّم الله*

It means restraining oneself from committing the sins. It takes a lot of effort to stop oneself from committing the unlawful like: leaving out the prayer, drinking alcohol, stealing, and other unlawful matters.

 Patience with hardships and calamities.
*الصبر على ما ابتلاك الله به*

It means being patient—seeking the reward from God—with what bothers one: such as pain, hardship, poverty, sadness, or other afflictions that befall the person in this life, because this world is a place of calamities, tests, and a workplace, while the Hereafter is the place for judgment.

For this type of patience to take place, one should not act or talk in a way that reflects one’s impatience.

⚘The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said what means: *”Convey from me even if it’s one Verse”*