QURʾĀNIC REFLECTIONS

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Duʿāʾ

Personal Reflections

June 14, 2016

Keep making duʿāʾ with the same passion you had at the start. Don’t let a delayed answer bring you down. Allāh will not turn you away empty handed.…

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Personal Reflections

June 12, 2016

To think that Allāh won’t forgive when you’re seeking His Forgiveness, or that He won’t give when you’re asking for His Favours is the height of thinking badly about the Creator. For some perspective: only the hypocrites and the disbelievers think badly about the Creator.…

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Qurʾānic Reflections

June 24, 2015

Lesson from sūrat al-Fātiḥa: The more precious something is, the more fervently you need to ask Allāh for it—even if you spend a lifetime asking for it.…

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When Your Duʿā is Delayed

February 3, 2015

When you’ve been asking Allāh for something for quite a long time and due to a ḥikmah (wisdom) that only Allāh knows, your request has been delayed. Then when you see another be given a similar blessing — one that you have been pining for and praying for, it might be natural for a person to feel a burn in their heart. A bitterness. A jolt of sadness, mixed with jealousy and envy (perhaps?). Some might go to the extent…

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August 7, 2014

❝If you see a person increasingly say, “O Allāh, I ask You for the highest Firdaws in Jannah;” then know that Allāh has written it for him.❞ Imām Ibn al-Qayyim.…

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