Humility asks something quiet of us. It asks us to walk the earth without leaving marks, to pray without an audience, and to accept that we were never the center of the story. The Qur'an returns to this again and again, describing the servants of the Merciful by their gait and their gentleness before it says anything about their worship.
These verses gather around that lowering of the self. They speak to the moment you catch pride rising in your chest, or the moment you realize how little you actually control. Read them slowly. Each one hands the weight back to the One who can carry it.
25:63 — The servants of the Most Merciful are those who walk upon the earth humbly, and when the ignorant address them, they reply, "Peace."
17:37 — And do not walk the earth in arrogance — you will never tear it open, nor reach the mountains in height.
31:18 — Do not turn your cheek away from people in scorn, and do not walk the earth with arrogance. God does not love anyone who is conceited and boastful.
7:55 — Call upon your Lord in humility and in private — indeed, he does not love those who transgress.
57:16 — Has the time not come for those who believe that their hearts should grow humble at the remembrance of God and the truth that has been sent down, and that they not become like those who were given the scripture before — the age stretched long over them, so their hearts hardened, and many of them are corrupt.
16:23 — Without doubt, God knows what they conceal and what they make known. Indeed, he does not love the arrogant.
28:83 — That home of the hereafter — we grant it to those who seek neither dominance on earth nor corruption. The final outcome belongs to the God-conscious.