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Assalam o alykom!
![]() how are you all my brothers and sisters? well i am Alhamdulillah very good.. just a few confusions.. one of the biggest one is that " does Allah love me?' i feel like at times he is " naraaz" with me.. and i really do feel like that.. and second one.. i NEED to boast up my Emaan.. i dont feel like doing ebadah.. jazak Allah |
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i feel because i heard that Allah is naraaz with the one who doesnot get ill not even once in a whole year.. and i dont pretty much suffer from " fever " i dont noe the english word.. whenever i feel some illnes i pray and ea a medicine and everything becomes fine.. but that day i saw a muslim.. not a very practising one in sickness. i dont know this thought just came into my mind that.. he isnt even a practicing one and Allah has granted him sickness and not me.. ( please tell me if i shouldnt be thinking like that ) ad such thoughts like that have started coming into my mind that he aint a good muslim ( i dont know how to help that) please tell me bt then even when i have become "ill bad throat and fever yet i feel like Allah is naraaz with me.. oh i dont know anything.. maybe that was just explanation of my condition not the answer to your question and alsoe i feel like my " prayers" (duas) arent being accepted.. |
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Assalam o alykom! Love of Allah mentioned in the Quran: Allah Almighty says, "Say: 'If you love Allah, then follow me and Allah will love you and forgive you for your wrong actions, Allah is Ever-Forgiving, Most Merciful." (3:31) Is it due to the hardships that you kind of think that Allah is angry with us? Well the hardships are the part of Faith in Allah will test the believers, but this does not mean Allah is angry because he still provides us food and shelter and all those infinite mercy that keeps us alive. Also remember these hardships we face will be the reason of expatiation of our Sins in the Hereafter. We do commit sins, but Allah is the most forgiving, so we should sincerely repent and ask for forgiveness from our heart and we should try not to repeat the sins. Allah's love for His slave is more than the love of a mother to her newborn child. What more do we need. ![]() |
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i feel because i heard that Allah is naraaz with the one who doesnot get ill not even once in a whole year.. I don't think thats true. Its a mercy of Allah that we are free from illness.
ad such thoughts like that have started coming into my mind that he aint a good muslim ( i dont know how to help that) please tell me Actually that thoughts are good in a way, so we will work ourselves to become a better Muslim. If we are self satisfied then we will never strive for more. Being self satisfied is in a way arrogance i think. and alsoe i feel like my " prayers" (duas) arent being accepted.. Don't worry, sometime Duas are delayed in being accepted. The importance is to be patient. Duas made without patience is not accepted. Who else can we ask other than Allah the Almighty. |
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I don't think thats true. Its a mercy of Allah that we are free from illness. I have started praying very fast i mean salah and the duas both.. no patience as if i am reading something.. not actually asking something with humility.. and i ahve started feeling like i have to ego problem |
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jazak Allah ![]() It is mentioned in hadith that fever is the heat of Jahannum which Allah sends to you in dunia to relieve your azaab from there. Any misery that you face in the world can be divided into two types: 1) It is a Rahmat 2) Is is Azaab 1) Your sins get washed away. If you don't sin much then your darajaat increase in Akhirat. If you are a sinner and you turn towards Allah then it is a rahmat. 2) Azaab: you are a sinner and you still don't turn towards Allah then it is azaab on you. If your ibadats increase and your zikr increases after any illness then it was Rahmat and Allah is happy with you. If you don't get any illness and you still are doing regular ibadats then Allah is happy with you. Don't worry. Remember me in your duas too. ![]() |
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jazak Allah May Allah bless all that was very helpful indeed Alhamdulillah MashaAllah |
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Can you show me where this is from? I had a big problem with something regarding this a while back, but if this is true I should be free from such doubts. Rasulullah (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam) once said. "One who is well versed in the Qur'an will be in the companv of those angels who are scribes, noble and righteous; and one who falters in reading the Qur'an, - and has to exert hard for learning, gets double the reward." i guess from here ^^ |
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Do you mean Shaykh husain abdus sattar, khalifa of pir zulfiqar naqshbandi? but i aint a regular sudent.. i want to become one.. can you please tell how may i help ith the flash on this site? http://www.fahmedeen.org/new/file-29...0-2011%29.html its not installing? |
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brother i aint got much knowlegde about religious scholars.. he is the imam of masjod bait us salam |
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Hadhrat 'Aa'ishah (Kadhiyallaho anha) narrates that That quote is double for those who struggle but it seems like a willing struggle whereas I was asking specifically about those who dont want to do it at all as M.T was referring to, not those who want to do it but find it hard if that makes sense? و عليكم السلام |
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