Du'a Request Thread...

[WomanOfJihad]

A request to all the LI brothers and sisters .. please try reciting Surah Yaseen and Make dua for a brother who i knew from school who passed away 2 days ago .. :-( (Inna lillahi Wa inna Ilsyhi Raajioon) ... its really sad .. didnt expect this to happen .. just UNBELIEVEABLE ..he was my clasmate for 5 years SubhanAllah.... its really sad .. just shows DEath could cum and knok anyones door Anytym.. never realised DEATH could be just round the corner .. the LEAST we could expect is a friend of ours to die .. :'(

May Allah swt give his family sabr .. and save him from the torments ofthe grave and grant him Jannah (ameen)

*oops i dnt think this is the right board to post in*

['abd al-hakeem]

Salaamu aleykum,

I have a request for du'a which I thought was going to be for me but I've realised that there may be others out there that are in a similar situation.

Before I ask, I suppose there is the issue of etiquette. Despite the strength of the waswaas of late, and frightening awareness of condition, logic demands I say alhamdulillah. Truthfully, I have innumerable blessings for which to be thankful. Alhamdulillah, I could be in a much, much worse situation.

In saying this I ask Allah subhano wa Ta'ala to grant the Muslimeen, those who are without, and those who are suffering, with bounty and sustenance during His blessed month. I also ask for peace, blessings, mercy and salutations upon the masterpiece, Prophet Muhammad, SAWS, his entire household and his Companions.

I fear that I'm a victim of my own neglect, and imagine that I'm not alone in suffering its consequences, specifically when relating any mention of waswaas. I humbly ask that you make du'a, not just for me, but for all Muslims that are suffering in the same fashion. Please pray that we be given a chance to redeem ourselves before it's too late.

Jazakallahu khair
Ramadhan Mubarak

akhi Muslim

[soulstorm]

Please pray for me, I am under some pretty strong sihr + ayn, PLEASE make me dua to be cured it's getting really bad.

Allah yahfadkoum my brothers and sisters.

['abd al-hakeem]

Please pray for me, I am under some pretty strong sihr + ayn, PLEASE make me dua to be cured it's getting really bad.

Allah yahfadkoum my brothers and sisters.

May Allah subhano wa Ta'ala grant ease, strength and steadfastness in times of hardship to you and all mankind. Amin ya Rabbil alamin

[T L]

Salaamu aleykum,

I have a request for du'a which I thought was going to be for me but I've realised that there may be others out there that are in a similar situation.

Before I ask, I suppose there is the issue of etiquette. Despite the strength of the waswaas of late, and frightening awareness of condition, logic demands I say alhamdulillah. Truthfully, I have innumerable blessings for which to be thankful. Alhamdulillah, I could be in a much, much worse situation.

In saying this I ask Allah subhano wa Ta'ala to grant the Muslimeen, those who are without, and those who are suffering, with bounty and sustenance during His blessed month. I also ask for peace, blessings, mercy and salutations upon the masterpiece, Prophet Muhammad, SAWS, his entire household and his Companions.

I fear that I'm a victim of my own neglect, and imagine that I'm not alone in suffering its consequences, specifically when relating any mention of waswaas. I humbly ask that you make du'a, not just for me, but for all Muslims that are suffering in the same fashion. Please pray that we be given a chance to redeem ourselves before it's too late.

Jazakallahu khair
Ramadhan Mubarak

akhi Muslim

Ameen akhi

[ReboundMuslimah]

Can everyone please keep my uncles daughter in their duas. She spilled a pot of boiling water on herself and she is in a lot of pain. Jzk!

[Muslim Woman]

Can everyone please keep my uncles daughter in their duas. She spilled a pot of boiling water on herself and she is in a lot of pain. Jzk!

may Allah gives her quick recovery , Ameen.

[Muslim Woman]

May Allah subhano wa Ta'ala grant ease, strength and steadfastness in times of hardship to you and all mankind. Amin ya Rabbil alamin

Ameen .

['abd al-hakeem]

....

['abd al-hakeem]

.... astaghfirullah

[eesa the kiwi]

.... astaghfirullah

asalamu alaikum rahmatulah wa barakatu
brother if you have something you want us to make dua for you for, please let us know

you are our brother in islam and we are here to help inshaallah

['abd al-hakeem]

asalamu alaikum rahmatulah wa barakatu. brother if you have something you want us to make dua for you for, please let us know. you are our brother in islam and we are here to help inshaallah

wa aleykum salaam warahmatullahi wabaraakatuhu. Ramadan Mubarak, and warm greetings to our interfaith brothers and sisters in humanity who happen across this post.

Jazakallahu khairan kadhiran ya akhi 'Isa, wabaraakallahu feek.



I removed a rather large du'a out of embarrassment, almost a full page. I felt shy to post something so strong in front of such a knowledgeable audience. Something that plagues me a little, to be honest. I have a desire to connect with my bretheren, both in humanity and Islam, and yet, not in such a public manner. The emotions that Islam has nurtured, inspired and awakened are masha'allah very strong and I haven't quite yet learned how to temper them.

I want so much to share, and to learn, and then I realise how insignificant I am. My emotions have been magnified through Islam because it gave me something worth fighting for, as opposed to wielding an aimless opinion. [personally nothing but Islam makes sense, conceptually speaking - no offense to those of alternate opinions or faiths, no other concept withstood even a basic critical analysis. I pigeon-holed trinitarian beliefs in highschool. I love my Creator for His Uniqueness and the love the Perfection of His deen. Our Creator has His place, mankind has theirs...]

I'm struggling to find my place in the current Islamic world and I can't decisively say whether or not I'm being tested or I'm simply doing my own head in - a la waswaas. I've tried, or at least I hope I've tried, to contribute towards, learn and adapt all things Islam... and, astaghfirullah I've done such a good job of embarrassing myself in front of some, masha'allah, knowledgeable and respectable brothers [Not to mention what a donkey I've made of myself in the presence of the unseen - audhu billah].

I'm a baby Muslim... not even 2 years old... But I already have so much that I want to share, in spite of the fact that I have such an absurdly HUGE amount of knowledge available to learn from, alhamdulillah.

Perhaps I should convey my revert story... I've hesitate in posting anything, however. Lately the reason has developed into not being sure that it would be for the sake of my Creator. I don't want to do it to satiate any desire, audhu billah. And yet I still find myself wanting to connect and share. Astaghfirullah

In a nutshell, I'm perplexed and, given my current locale and predisposition, my brothers are few and far between. So basically I've been trying to get comfortable being alone with my Creator and not much else. It has been quite a psychological journey considering the number of distractions that I have eliminated...

Thank you for responding akhi 'Isa. May Allah subhano wa Ta'ala grant you Goodness in this life and the next. May our beloved Creator grant all Believing men women children and jinn with the same, and infinitely more to those who are suffering unjustly or at the hands of oppression. Amin ya Rabbil alamin.

[T L]

Assalaamualaikum akhi Challenged.

Subhan'Allah what a journey you're on!
We are all insignificant akhi on this earth, we find that when one firmly holds onto the Rope of Allah, the ground beneath you will be pulled away. It will always be a lonely path. So doesn't matter where your locale is, even in the most muslim populated areas, you will feel a sense of disconnection from everybody. But also realise that we're all pretty much in the same boat constantly (even being at different stages ), still trying to help each other along the way.

Our commonality of being the descents of Adam as gives us the ability to show compassion and want what is best for one another for the Sake of Allah swt. Do not feel ashamed or shy of sharing your journey. I am a born muslim and still I am struggling to find my "place", I feel I'll probably never find it, but I've come to terms with it and I am happy. And I am grateful to be on this journey, meeting blessed strangers along the way.

You are still young in this faith, and I am so very happy to see your level of conviction and certainty in islam already, Masha'Allah!
Do not put so much pressure on yourself akhi, take it one day at a time. The only thing that is certain is now.

Don't lose yourself to feelings of self pity, be confident, be happy that God has blessed you with the ability to comprehend all of this and the ability to seek forgiveness. And your brothers and sisters will only have the best intentions. We are support for one another, because God created us weak. We're all on different journeys all going towards the same direction. I'm always reluctant to share my own experiences for I find it difficult to engage in and trust others, but that doesnt mean that I don't want to. It is in our nature to want to be understood. Over time God guides us to one another to be awliya (protectors, helpers) for one another, and Alhamdulillah, those who are loyal for the Sake of Allah show themselves. Do not be scared and do not put pressure on yourself. Put your trust in Him. It's beautiful. Allahu Akbar

Your sister in deen,

LV.

[muslimah_B]

wa aleykum salaam warahmatullahi wabaraakatuhu. Ramadan Mubarak, and warm greetings to our interfaith brothers and sisters in humanity who happen across this post.

Jazakallahu khairan kadhiran ya akhi 'Isa, wabaraakallahu feek.



I removed a rather large du'a out of embarrassment, almost a full page. I felt shy to post something so strong in front of such a knowledgeable audience. Something that plagues me a little, to be honest. I have a desire to connect with my bretheren, both in humanity and Islam, and yet, not in such a public manner. The emotions that Islam has nurtured, inspired and awakened are masha'allah very strong and I haven't quite yet learned how to temper them.

I want so much to share, and to learn, and then I realise how insignificant I am. My emotions have been magnified through Islam because it gave me something worth fighting for, as opposed to wielding an aimless opinion. [personally nothing but Islam makes sense, conceptually speaking - no offense to those of alternate opinions or faiths, no other concept withstood even a basic critical analysis. I pigeon-holed trinitarian beliefs in highschool. I love my Creator for His Uniqueness and the love the Perfection of His deen. Our Creator has His place, mankind has theirs...]

I'm struggling to find my place in the current Islamic world and I can't decisively say whether or not I'm being tested or I'm simply doing my own head in - a la waswaas. I've tried, or at least I hope I've tried, to contribute towards, learn and adapt all things Islam... and, astaghfirullah I've done such a good job of embarrassing myself in front of some, masha'allah, knowledgeable and respectable brothers [Not to mention what a donkey I've made of myself in the presence of the unseen - audhu billah].

I'm a baby Muslim... not even 2 years old... But I already have so much that I want to share, in spite of the fact that I have such an absurdly HUGE amount of knowledge available to learn from, alhamdulillah.

Perhaps I should convey my revert story... I've hesitate in posting anything, however. Lately the reason has developed into not being sure that it would be for the sake of my Creator. I don't want to do it to satiate any desire, audhu billah. And yet I still find myself wanting to connect and share. Astaghfirullah

In a nutshell, I'm perplexed and, given my current locale and predisposition, my brothers are few and far between. So basically I've been trying to get comfortable being alone with my Creator and not much else. It has been quite a psychological journey considering the number of distractions that I have eliminated...

Thank you for responding akhi 'Isa. May Allah subhano wa Ta'ala grant you Goodness in this life and the next. May our beloved Creator grant all Believing men women children and jinn with the same, and infinitely more to those who are suffering unjustly or at the hands of oppression. Amin ya Rabbil alamin.

Ameem.

I think alot of us especially reverts do find it hard to find a place to fit in, as we most times are the only person in our families/friends who chose to take the massive step and become muslim Alhamdulilah and during the big transition we can sometimes find ourselves alone, even though we have entered into the biggest family in the world .

During all our journeys we all have our ups and downs, we have our personalities & characters to tune up or tune down, to fit into the best character of a muslim thats pleasing to Allah, some of us may find our tempers get the better of us in different situations especially when islam is the topic of debate and insults are thrown around.

But even if we may make mistakes or sin, or look silly infront of people, (i have had my fair share lol) we ALL are still learning, no-one will ever know EVERYTHING islamic, someone could spend their whole life learning about islam but still to them not know anything, there is always something one of us could be learning throughout our lives, its never ending Alhamdulilah

Everyone has something to contribute in given topics, such as helping people, one persons approach may work and the other may not, we are all different but Alhamdulilah we are all connected through the love of Allah & islam

Maybe your revert story could help inspire others who may have gone through similar events & can awaken something in their heart

The best way that i can say to handle this through my own personal experience would be to

Find your place with Allah first & foremost, remember that this is our purpose of being created and alive, once you have that then other things just fall into place by the will of Allah

Only a few know about my revert story as its still a painfull story to talk about, i still am a baby myself but through the process & tests Allah put me through i had to grow as a person & learn or fall i know how hard it is and can be but once you find your feet it does get better

Connecting & sharing is fine as long as you are not showing off or boasting about your knowledge as this can lead to pride, a trait that will lead people into jahhanumm
Maybe have the intentions just to share & connect to meet like minded people who you can share stories with & talk about Allah, islam and seek genuine advice from.

May Allah keep you steadfast on deen, increase you in knowledge & wisdom giving you the strength to act upon it, may Allah ease your heart raise your emaan & grant us all jannahtul firidous reuniting us with our loved ones...Ameen

[Arfa]

May Allah the most merciful most gracious grant fast recovery and health to her. Aameen

[Arfa]

wa aleykum salaam warahmatullahi wabaraakatuhu. Ramadan Mubarak, and warm greetings to our interfaith brothers and sisters in humanity who happen across this post.

Jazakallahu khairan kadhiran ya akhi 'Isa, wabaraakallahu feek.



I removed a rather large du'a out of embarrassment, almost a full page. I felt shy to post something so strong in front of such a knowledgeable audience. Something that plagues me a little, to be honest. I have a desire to connect with my bretheren, both in humanity and Islam, and yet, not in such a public manner. The emotions that Islam has nurtured, inspired and awakened are masha'allah very strong and I haven't quite yet learned how to temper them.

I want so much to share, and to learn, and then I realise how insignificant I am. My emotions have been magnified through Islam because it gave me something worth fighting for, as opposed to wielding an aimless opinion. [personally nothing but Islam makes sense, conceptually speaking - no offense to those of alternate opinions or faiths, no other concept withstood even a basic critical analysis. I pigeon-holed trinitarian beliefs in highschool. I love my Creator for His Uniqueness and the love the Perfection of His deen. Our Creator has His place, mankind has theirs...]

I'm struggling to find my place in the current Islamic world and I can't decisively say whether or not I'm being tested or I'm simply doing my own head in - a la waswaas. I've tried, or at least I hope I've tried, to contribute towards, learn and adapt all things Islam... and, astaghfirullah I've done such a good job of embarrassing myself in front of some, masha'allah, knowledgeable and respectable brothers [Not to mention what a donkey I've made of myself in the presence of the unseen - audhu billah].

I'm a baby Muslim... not even 2 years old... But I already have so much that I want to share, in spite of the fact that I have such an absurdly HUGE amount of knowledge available to learn from, alhamdulillah.

Perhaps I should convey my revert story... I've hesitate in posting anything, however. Lately the reason has developed into not being sure that it would be for the sake of my Creator. I don't want to do it to satiate any desire, audhu billah. And yet I still find myself wanting to connect and share. Astaghfirullah

In a nutshell, I'm perplexed and, given my current locale and predisposition, my brothers are few and far between. So basically I've been trying to get comfortable being alone with my Creator and not much else. It has been quite a psychological journey considering the number of distractions that I have eliminated...

Thank you for responding akhi 'Isa. May Allah subhano wa Ta'ala grant you Goodness in this life and the next. May our beloved Creator grant all Believing men women children and jinn with the same, and infinitely more to those who are suffering unjustly or at the hands of oppression. Amin ya Rabbil alamin.

Walikumassalam brother,

We are all embarking a spiritual journey in our lives,whereas some of us undertake Deen as starters ,students and others gain profounder knowledge and wisdom becoming more strong in Deen.
Brother. My prayer for you would be may Allah the most merciful the most beneficent bless you with a clear understanding of Deen and may you become stronger in your Belief and become a better human being .

[eesa the kiwi]

wa aleykum salaam warahmatullahi wabaraakatuhu. Ramadan Mubarak, and warm greetings to our interfaith brothers and sisters in humanity who happen across this post.

Jazakallahu khairan kadhiran ya akhi 'Isa, wabaraakallahu feek.



I removed a rather large du'a out of embarrassment, almost a full page. I felt shy to post something so strong in front of such a knowledgeable audience. Something that plagues me a little, to be honest. I have a desire to connect with my bretheren, both in humanity and Islam, and yet, not in such a public manner. The emotions that Islam has nurtured, inspired and awakened are masha'allah very strong and I haven't quite yet learned how to temper them.

I want so much to share, and to learn, and then I realise how insignificant I am. My emotions have been magnified through Islam because it gave me something worth fighting for, as opposed to wielding an aimless opinion. [personally nothing but Islam makes sense, conceptually speaking - no offense to those of alternate opinions or faiths, no other concept withstood even a basic critical analysis. I pigeon-holed trinitarian beliefs in highschool. I love my Creator for His Uniqueness and the love the Perfection of His deen. Our Creator has His place, mankind has theirs...]

I'm struggling to find my place in the current Islamic world and I can't decisively say whether or not I'm being tested or I'm simply doing my own head in - a la waswaas. I've tried, or at least I hope I've tried, to contribute towards, learn and adapt all things Islam... and, astaghfirullah I've done such a good job of embarrassing myself in front of some, masha'allah, knowledgeable and respectable brothers [Not to mention what a donkey I've made of myself in the presence of the unseen - audhu billah].

I'm a baby Muslim... not even 2 years old... But I already have so much that I want to share, in spite of the fact that I have such an absurdly HUGE amount of knowledge available to learn from, alhamdulillah.

Perhaps I should convey my revert story... I've hesitate in posting anything, however. Lately the reason has developed into not being sure that it would be for the sake of my Creator. I don't want to do it to satiate any desire, audhu billah. And yet I still find myself wanting to connect and share. Astaghfirullah

In a nutshell, I'm perplexed and, given my current locale and predisposition, my brothers are few and far between. So basically I've been trying to get comfortable being alone with my Creator and not much else. It has been quite a psychological journey considering the number of distractions that I have eliminated...

Thank you for responding akhi 'Isa. May Allah subhano wa Ta'ala grant you Goodness in this life and the next. May our beloved Creator grant all Believing men women children and jinn with the same, and infinitely more to those who are suffering unjustly or at the hands of oppression. Amin ya Rabbil alamin.

will remember you in my duas akhi inshaallah

['abd al-hakeem]

Allahumma barik fil Ummah, amin

['abd al-hakeem]

....

[rabiaanum]

Inna Lillahi Wa Inna Ilaihi Raji'oon.

[ResearchScholar]

InshaAllah, will keep you and the Ummah in my duas.