My name is MEER KARIMULLA HUSSAIN. SYED, I live in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India. I completed B-Tech in 2008 April, frrm the past 16 months iam in search of a Governament job, i have written more than 20 tests but till now I did not qualify even in one of them, no matter how hard I try the result is a failure, suggest me a dua for success in my attempt for a Governament job
Salamu 'alaykum,
I don't know of any dua for success, but I just wanted to point out something.
A true muslim lives in this world as such that when he receives a favourable blessing he thanks Allah ta'ala for it, and when he goes through a difficulty he doesn't forget to utter "Inna lillah wa inna ilayhi raji'un". A true muslim does not lose hope even when things look hopeless. A true muslim keeps in mind that Allah ta'ala is The Most Wise, so he trusts that His Lord will bring out good for him.
My brother, don't forget that insha'Allah one day will come where you will be thankful that you went through some unemployment in this life. The prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, told us that on the day of judgement when those who didn't go through hardships see what those who went through hardships get as reward they will wish they had a life of hardships in this world.
Look for the blessing that your Creator, Allah, intends to give you. Perhaps He is testing your patience and that very soon you will receive a very good job. Perhaps he will want to make you poor for a long time to teach you something. But in any event, a true muslim knows that in all circumstances, as long as he seeks the support and blessings of His Lord, He will never forsake him.
Probably i think you should open up your options. Try not to concentrate only on the government jobs. The first thing i think you need to concentrate on your experiences.
p/s:- and you don't need to tell your full name here...
25:36 And the true servants of the Most Merciful are those who walk the earth with humility and when the ignorant address them, they respond with words of peace.
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