Sheikh's views on impossible dua.

[iammuslim98]

Aoa, wht is ur opinion about the following .


https://youtu.be/fbawWJ3-RDI



He says we should nt ask Allah for anything impossible. What do you think

[Eric H]

Peace be with you iammuslim98;

He says we should nt ask Allah for anything impossible. What do you think

My mum went into a coma and was rushed to hospital, her breathing was a horrible gurgling sound, nicknamed the death rattle. The doctors said she had days to live and there was nothing they could do for her. We called a priest, although none of us had a faith at the time, we just thought it was what you should do as mum was bought up a Catholic.
As the priest prayed my mum’s breathing seemed to relax and change. About ten minutes after the priest walked out the door, mum came round and started to speak, she had no recollection of anything that happened in hospital, or that the priest had prayed for her. We thought it might have just been a temporary reprieve, but she lived another eleven years.
Having our mum back was a mixed blessing, because she had suffered with multiple sclerosis for about twenty years prior to the coma, and she had gradually lost the use of both her arms and legs. Before the coma, there were times she said she wanted to die. But after the coma my mum regarded her healing as a blessing, despite her paralysed body, and she said she was not ready to die after surviving the coma.

I have also heard stories of how Allah has healed Muslims.


May Allah bless you on your journey;
Eric

[iammuslim98]

Peace be with you iammuslim98;




My mum went into a coma and was rushed to hospital, her breathing was a horrible gurgling sound, nicknamed the death rattle. The doctors said she had days to live and there was nothing they could do for her. We called a priest, although none of us had a faith at the time, we just thought it was what you should do as mum was bought up a Catholic.
As the priest prayed my mum’s breathing seemed to relax and change. About ten minutes after the priest walked out the door, mum came round and started to speak, she had no recollection of anything that happened in hospital, or that the priest had prayed for her. We thought it might have just been a temporary reprieve, but she lived another eleven years.
Having our mum back was a mixed blessing, because she had suffered with multiple sclerosis for about twenty years prior to the coma, and she had gradually lost the use of both her arms and legs. Before the coma, there were times she said she wanted to die. But after the coma my mum regarded her healing as a blessing, despite her paralysed body, and she said she was not ready to die after surviving the coma.

I have also heard stories of how Allah has healed Muslims.


May Allah bless you on your journey;
Eric

Aoa. That no doubt is a miracle.but why would an educated sheikh say something like that

[Eric H]

Peace be with you iammuslim98;

hat no doubt is a miracle.but why would an educated sheikh say something like that

I can't answer on behalf of the sheikh; but brother Woodrow who used to post on this forum talked about profound miracles that had happened to him. It is my very limited understanding of how duas are answered, but I sense that when they are answered; we should willingly give thanks and give something back to Allah. I believe duas are answered when we strive to do the will of Allah.

May Allah bless you on your journey,
Eric