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Salamualikum.
Amin , inshallah just take a deep breath and rely on Allah Subhanwtallah
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Ameen, i just want to show you these narrations and stories to make you realise that you shouldn't give up hope in Allaah, the All Powerful, the Wise.
So what you have to do is do all you have control over - pray to Him since we are created weak, then remain patient and place your trust in Allaah since He put you in that position out of His eternal Wisdom, and He will bring you out of it while bringing through it a greater good which you don't know of yet. Who knows? It might be that the same way this situation changed suddenly in a negative way, Allaah may change it in a totally positive way sooner or later? I know we want things our way, but Allaah loves us more than we love ourselves - so He will bring us something even better if we place our hope in Him.
We just don't know the wisdom behind these things, and praise be to Allaah that we have Him as our supporter, whereas those who disbelieve can't even trust in Allaah totally since they may fall into despair. Yet Allaah has power over all things. So remain steadfast, and you will see the good that comes through this.. even if you can't imagine any way out of this trial yet.
Ameen, i just want to show you these narrations and stories to make you realise that you shouldn't give up hope in Allaah, the All Powerful, the Wise.
10) The Broken Foot
On the authority of Ibn Umar (RA), the Messenger of Allah (SAWS) said: “Fear the dua (supplication) of he who has been wronged, for verily it ascends to the skies faster than the rays of light.” (Al-Haakim, Saheeh). A narration (Ahmad, Saheeh) reads: “Fear the dua of he who has been wronged, even if he is a disbeliever, for there is no veil between it (and Allah (SWT)).”
In an incident narrated in Saheeh Muslim and others, a woman once accused Saeed ibn Zaid (RA), one of the ten companions of the Prophet (SAW) promised Paradise, of stealing some of her property. They appeared before the rule, and Saeed prayed: “O Allah! If you know her to be lying, then make her blind and make her graveyard in her own house.” The narrator of this incident said, “I saw her (later on), blind. She used to walk touching the walls and say, ‘The dua of Saeed has afflicted me!’ Once, she passed by a well inside her house and fell into it, so it became her grave.”
Once is a London prison, a Muslim brother (already unjustly imprisoned) was praying in his cell. The cell was extremely small and the only way to make sujood was towards the door, such that if someone opened the door, it would cross the path of the one praying. The brother finished his food and placed his utensils next to the door so the guard could collect them whilst the brother prayed. During his prayer a huge prison guard came to collect his utensils. He saw the brother was praying, so on purpose he opened the door fully until the utensils fell onto the brother’s prayer mat and he stood in front of the brother, with his big, black, steel-capped boots at the place where the brother would place his head during sujood. Knowing that the brother was praying, the guard began to rudely demand that he be given the utensils in his hand, in order to disrupt the brother’s prayer. The brother refused and went into prostration with the guard standing in front of him and his boots next to the brother’s head. During that same prostration, the brother pleaded to Allah; “O Allah, you know how this thug has wronged me and tried to disrupt my prayers to you. O Allah, Break this foot!”
After finishing his prayers the brother went straight to the room where the guards sat and complained about the guard trying to disrupt his prayer. That same guard was unrepentant and began to argue with and blame the brother so the brother said to him, “I will leave God to deal with you.”
No sooner had he said that, there was an almighty crash and a huge steel cabinet fell on the same foot of the guard. He started to scream and wail like a baby, until all the other prisoners heard and began asking what had happened. Other guards rushed to him, put him on a stretcher and an ambulance took him to hospital. It was a number of days before that prison guard returned to work at the prison. It can safely be said as far as is known, that guard never ever stood in front of or tried to disrupt a Muslim’s prayer again.
It appears that the only reason for the few minutes delay in the dua being answered was for the brother to finish his prayer and walk to the guards’ room.“Fear the dua of he who has been wronged, for verily it ascends to the skies faster than rays of light”(Hadith)
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http://www.islamicboard.com/general-chat/917-words-wisdom-behind-bars.html?
There is also a narration that Allaah's Messenger said that the one who's been wronged - their prayer/supplication reaches to Allaah at the speed of light, and Allaah will respond to it, even if it takes a while. On the authority of Ibn Umar (RA), the Messenger of Allah (SAWS) said: “Fear the dua (supplication) of he who has been wronged, for verily it ascends to the skies faster than the rays of light.” (Al-Haakim, Saheeh). A narration (Ahmad, Saheeh) reads: “Fear the dua of he who has been wronged, even if he is a disbeliever, for there is no veil between it (and Allah (SWT)).”
In an incident narrated in Saheeh Muslim and others, a woman once accused Saeed ibn Zaid (RA), one of the ten companions of the Prophet (SAW) promised Paradise, of stealing some of her property. They appeared before the rule, and Saeed prayed: “O Allah! If you know her to be lying, then make her blind and make her graveyard in her own house.” The narrator of this incident said, “I saw her (later on), blind. She used to walk touching the walls and say, ‘The dua of Saeed has afflicted me!’ Once, she passed by a well inside her house and fell into it, so it became her grave.”
Once is a London prison, a Muslim brother (already unjustly imprisoned) was praying in his cell. The cell was extremely small and the only way to make sujood was towards the door, such that if someone opened the door, it would cross the path of the one praying. The brother finished his food and placed his utensils next to the door so the guard could collect them whilst the brother prayed. During his prayer a huge prison guard came to collect his utensils. He saw the brother was praying, so on purpose he opened the door fully until the utensils fell onto the brother’s prayer mat and he stood in front of the brother, with his big, black, steel-capped boots at the place where the brother would place his head during sujood. Knowing that the brother was praying, the guard began to rudely demand that he be given the utensils in his hand, in order to disrupt the brother’s prayer. The brother refused and went into prostration with the guard standing in front of him and his boots next to the brother’s head. During that same prostration, the brother pleaded to Allah; “O Allah, you know how this thug has wronged me and tried to disrupt my prayers to you. O Allah, Break this foot!”
After finishing his prayers the brother went straight to the room where the guards sat and complained about the guard trying to disrupt his prayer. That same guard was unrepentant and began to argue with and blame the brother so the brother said to him, “I will leave God to deal with you.”
No sooner had he said that, there was an almighty crash and a huge steel cabinet fell on the same foot of the guard. He started to scream and wail like a baby, until all the other prisoners heard and began asking what had happened. Other guards rushed to him, put him on a stretcher and an ambulance took him to hospital. It was a number of days before that prison guard returned to work at the prison. It can safely be said as far as is known, that guard never ever stood in front of or tried to disrupt a Muslim’s prayer again.
It appears that the only reason for the few minutes delay in the dua being answered was for the brother to finish his prayer and walk to the guards’ room.“Fear the dua of he who has been wronged, for verily it ascends to the skies faster than rays of light”(Hadith)
source:
http://www.islamicboard.com/general-chat/917-words-wisdom-behind-bars.html?
So what you have to do is do all you have control over - pray to Him since we are created weak, then remain patient and place your trust in Allaah since He put you in that position out of His eternal Wisdom, and He will bring you out of it while bringing through it a greater good which you don't know of yet. Who knows? It might be that the same way this situation changed suddenly in a negative way, Allaah may change it in a totally positive way sooner or later? I know we want things our way, but Allaah loves us more than we love ourselves - so He will bring us something even better if we place our hope in Him.
We just don't know the wisdom behind these things, and praise be to Allaah that we have Him as our supporter, whereas those who disbelieve can't even trust in Allaah totally since they may fall into despair. Yet Allaah has power over all things. So remain steadfast, and you will see the good that comes through this.. even if you can't imagine any way out of this trial yet.
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Salaam,
ameen to dua,good post bro.
w.s.
ameen to dua,good post bro.
w.s.
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well, im back alahamdulilah
and im happy to say that my meeting today went well alhamdulilah . inshaAllah i'll hear from the staff next wednesday.
jazakallah khayr so much to those who kept me in their duas.
and particularly to brother Fi_Sabilillah. i thought i better thank you here rather then pm (for obvious reasons)
your post made me feel so much better. alhamdulilah.
i cant emphasize this enough but i pray Allah swt rewards you abundantly for taking away some of my distress.ameen
jazakallah khayr
fee amanlilah.
in my duas inshaAllah.
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Alhamdulillah things went well. Inshaa Allaah we will continue praying, and you and the ummah will be successful in this world and the one to come. ameen.
Jazaak Allaah khayr for informing us. Placing ones trust in Allaah is the best thing to do, because if we give up in Allaah - who else can we hope in & what else can we do? Nothing. So the praise is for Allaah who blessed us with Islaam so we wouldn't be overpowered by this world and its trials.
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Alhamdulillah things went well. Inshaa Allaah we will continue praying, and you and the ummah will be successful in this world and the one to come. ameen.
Jazaak Allaah khayr for informing us. Placing ones trust in Allaah is the best thing to do, because if we give up in Allaah - who else can we hope in & what else can we do? Nothing. So the praise is for Allaah who blessed us with Islaam so we wouldn't be overpowered by this world and its trials.
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Pleaaasssssssseeeeeee make duah for me, i have my final exam tomorrow and ive just started stressing.. please please pray that i remember everything i need to remember, and that i write on my exam paper everything i need to write...... please dont forget
Pleaaasssssssseeeeeee make duah for me, i have my final exam tomorrow and ive just started stressing.. please please pray that i remember everything i need to remember, and that i write on my exam paper everything i need to write...... please dont forget
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Pleaaasssssssseeeeeee make duah for me, i have my final exam tomorrow and ive just started stressing.. please please pray that i remember everything i need to remember, and that i write on my exam paper everything i need to write...... please dont forget
Salaam/ peace ;
Insha Allah , exam will be very easy for u
pl. utter the dua several times.....Rabbi Zidni Ilma.........O Allah , increase me in knowledge ... Ameen.
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Can I ask that you make sincere dua for me please? I'm going througha very difficult time at uni right now.Im holding on by a string ...
I've never been so depressed and sick in my whole life.
please make dua tat Allah swt grants me success and that their final decision goes in my favour
please..?
barakallahl feek and jakallah khairun
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..please make dua tat Allah swt grants me success and that their final decision goes in my favour
please..?
barakallahl feek and jakallah khairun
Insha Allah , u will be granted what is best for this life & the life hereafter , Ameen.
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You are in our duas sister.. may Allaah ease your and the ummahs affairs in this life and the next, ameen.
You are in our duas sister.. may Allaah ease your and the ummahs affairs in this life and the next, ameen.
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life is a great test ...may Allah make the test easy for ur relative , Ameen.
there is a verse in Quran ....wallahu Kharir Razikin ( and Allah gives best rizik ) . Pl. offer this dua as much as possible . Insha Allah , ur financial situation will be improved. Pl. have patinece
i need serious dua's plz my parents won't talk to each other becuz of my grama my dad tried to talk to my mom but she didn't reply and when my da dwas about to leave from work she snatched his phone plz people everyone in islamicboard plz pray for my family that Yanal's(me) parents stop fighting
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Even if we don't respond.. remember we are still keeping you in our duas' inshaa Allaah, remember to pray for yourself too, since your sincerety will raise your dua more to Allaah.
Even if we don't respond.. remember we are still keeping you in our duas' inshaa Allaah, remember to pray for yourself too, since your sincerety will raise your dua more to Allaah.
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For the future, it's scary, I'm terrified of the unknown...there's so much I wanna do but dunno if I'll be able to do it...study in UK or abroad...? if I study abroad will I be able to continue the things that I do now? :blind: the future just seems a confusin mess at mo so keep me in the Du'aa plz :-[
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Then you need this dua:
Anxiety is fear of the future, sorrow is regret of the past. So inshaa Allaah this dua from the Sunnah is exactly what you need to memorise:
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Allahumma inni 'a'udhubika minal hammi walhuzni, Wal'ajzi walkasali, walbukhli waljubni, Wa dal'id-daiyni wa ghalabatir-rajal
‘O Allaah, I take refuge in You from anxiety and sorrow, weakness and laziness, miserliness and cowardice, the burden of debts and from being over powered by men.’
Sahih al-Bukhari, 7/158
Once, they came to Abu ad-Darda' while he was in the mosque, saying to him: "O Abu ad-Darda'! Your house has been burned down!" He replied: "By Allah, it has not been burned down." They said: "It has been burned down!" He replied: "By Allah, it has not been burned down." They went to see that the fire had consumed everything in the area, and had stopped right at Abu ad-Darda''s house, and he did not even get up to go see for himself. They came back and asked him: "What drove you to insist that it had not been burned down?" He replied: "The Messenger of Allah had taught me some words that, if I say them, I will not be stricken with any harm," - he is secure! - "'O Allah, I seek refuge with You from sadness and grief, and I seek refuge with You from inability and laziness, and I seek refuge with You from cowardliness and stinginess, and I seek refuge with You from being overpowered by debts and men,' so, I made this supplication."
In regards to this same supplication, Abu Umamah narrated: "I was sitting in the mosque, when the Messenger of Allah asked me: "What is wrong, Abu Umamah?" I replied: "I am in distress because of a debt that I owe." The Prophet then told me: "Supplicate with these words ('O Allah, I seek refuge with You from sadness and grief...')." So, I supplicated with these words, and Allah removed my distress, and paid off my debt."