lostsoul2016
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Salam brothers and sisters.
First of all, Allah is the greatest and may Allah bless you all and forgive us for any sins we have committed.
I live in the western society and unfortunately as we know, the west is not the best place especially in this day and age.
I am ever so grateful for a great strict upbringing.
I want to keep this short as I am embarrassed, ashamed but also stressed and seeking guidance from Allah.
I met someone very nice. Really, one of the much better people in today's society. I am not going to explain the whole "love story" but we worked very well together.
Unfortunately we have very recently parted ways and it breaks my heart. I cannot eat or sleep or drink. Nothing is the same without her.
I want to state clearly that we have had a solid understanding or many things on moral and ethics and beliefs. We definitely want(ed) to head for marriage and I know that by Islam I can marry her (she is not a Muslim) and would have been able to convert her, without force, to Islam.
She really means a lot to me and I know (at least I still hope so but cannot describe as I am very numb from the pain) that I mean something to her.
Our commitment has been great and I told her that this is the only way - commitment. I do not tolerate or respect the way the west act and she is also a firm believer in that.
Anyway, something happened and now we are not talking/seeing each other etc...
I do ask Allah to forgive my wrongdoings.
However I also know (as she does) that we are meant to be and this is not a "hold on to the last essence" statement either. For whatever reason something is clouding her and her judgment is not right causing us to part ways after a period of time of knowing one another very well with all respect in place.
what am I asking here?
I am asking - is there something, some prayer or dua or something which can make her see the sense/her mistake and to come back to "our love"? Definitely want to marry and we have both been through a lot in life individually and completely understand one another unlike our histories.
I just want to some how have a message or something sent to her to make her see and for her to think of me a lot and ignore any of the bad and petty things that she seems to have over blown out of proportion. I know that if a person is like this then why do you want to be with them? But at the same time - you live once and I do know (as she stated too) that we are a great match and work well together. I am a firm believer and a fighter but I also have faith in Allah.
So please, I would appreciate anything you can give. I am in tears, in a lot of pain and trying to get out of this rut I am in. it has been 1 week today since this has all happened and makes no sense. I wish she would reach out to me but nothing. I have tried to communicate but nothing and I will not continue to communicate and hope she comes back to me in some good manner with hope. But I also want to read some dua to give the best wishes and have her come to me.
Thank you - may Allah bless you.
First of all, Allah is the greatest and may Allah bless you all and forgive us for any sins we have committed.
I live in the western society and unfortunately as we know, the west is not the best place especially in this day and age.
I am ever so grateful for a great strict upbringing.
I want to keep this short as I am embarrassed, ashamed but also stressed and seeking guidance from Allah.
I met someone very nice. Really, one of the much better people in today's society. I am not going to explain the whole "love story" but we worked very well together.
Unfortunately we have very recently parted ways and it breaks my heart. I cannot eat or sleep or drink. Nothing is the same without her.
I want to state clearly that we have had a solid understanding or many things on moral and ethics and beliefs. We definitely want(ed) to head for marriage and I know that by Islam I can marry her (she is not a Muslim) and would have been able to convert her, without force, to Islam.
She really means a lot to me and I know (at least I still hope so but cannot describe as I am very numb from the pain) that I mean something to her.
Our commitment has been great and I told her that this is the only way - commitment. I do not tolerate or respect the way the west act and she is also a firm believer in that.
Anyway, something happened and now we are not talking/seeing each other etc...
I do ask Allah to forgive my wrongdoings.
However I also know (as she does) that we are meant to be and this is not a "hold on to the last essence" statement either. For whatever reason something is clouding her and her judgment is not right causing us to part ways after a period of time of knowing one another very well with all respect in place.
what am I asking here?
I am asking - is there something, some prayer or dua or something which can make her see the sense/her mistake and to come back to "our love"? Definitely want to marry and we have both been through a lot in life individually and completely understand one another unlike our histories.
I just want to some how have a message or something sent to her to make her see and for her to think of me a lot and ignore any of the bad and petty things that she seems to have over blown out of proportion. I know that if a person is like this then why do you want to be with them? But at the same time - you live once and I do know (as she stated too) that we are a great match and work well together. I am a firm believer and a fighter but I also have faith in Allah.
So please, I would appreciate anything you can give. I am in tears, in a lot of pain and trying to get out of this rut I am in. it has been 1 week today since this has all happened and makes no sense. I wish she would reach out to me but nothing. I have tried to communicate but nothing and I will not continue to communicate and hope she comes back to me in some good manner with hope. But I also want to read some dua to give the best wishes and have her come to me.
Thank you - may Allah bless you.