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Assalamu alaikum,
When I was in High School “Anghel Saligny”, I just completely forgot that today I had to give test in Chemistry and I didn’t know what to do to save myself. And what it came in my mind before I reached High School, I asked Allah To help me cheat in Chemistry test just only first and last time and when I entered in classroom, I just put my trust in Allah and then when Chemistry lesson has arrived, I became very anxious, and all sudden the Chemistry teacher decided to annul the test of today into another period, and I just couldn’t believe my own eyes, because I got the impression that Allah actually responded to my distress call.
About Qadr, I read in some Islamic websites about the issue with Qadr and I read that if a person does a sin or mistake then he claims that this is part of Allah’s Qadr, then he is actually blaming Allah for his actions. And I was also told about Predestination, and now I literally don’t know what to think about it, because now I remained neutral in belief with regards to Qadr until someone can clarify this for me.
And I was also told my some brothers on Discord which is an online platform, he told me the following “if you want Allah To grant you a response for the thing you asked Him for, then you too must do your part as well”
And my mom who is a Christian told me the following “Allah works through people today”.
My questions I’d like to ask are the following:
1. How should I reconcile in what I heard about Predestination of Allah so that I won’t be confused anymore?
2. Is what this brother from Discord told me about this matter, is true? If yes, can I have evidence from Shari texts?
3. Is there any truth in what my mom told me about work of Allah?
4. Also, how should I have extreme patience when I make Du’ā to Allah so that He will enable my mom at least at her time of death to recite Kalimah? I don’t want to be impatient when I make this kind of request to Allah.
P.S. the reason I got this impression is because Prophet Muhammad Said Himself that Allah answers the supplication in three methods: either He will restore it for you in Hereafter or He will grant it to you immediately or He will delay it for appropriate time.
Jazak Allah Khair
When I was in High School “Anghel Saligny”, I just completely forgot that today I had to give test in Chemistry and I didn’t know what to do to save myself. And what it came in my mind before I reached High School, I asked Allah To help me cheat in Chemistry test just only first and last time and when I entered in classroom, I just put my trust in Allah and then when Chemistry lesson has arrived, I became very anxious, and all sudden the Chemistry teacher decided to annul the test of today into another period, and I just couldn’t believe my own eyes, because I got the impression that Allah actually responded to my distress call.
About Qadr, I read in some Islamic websites about the issue with Qadr and I read that if a person does a sin or mistake then he claims that this is part of Allah’s Qadr, then he is actually blaming Allah for his actions. And I was also told about Predestination, and now I literally don’t know what to think about it, because now I remained neutral in belief with regards to Qadr until someone can clarify this for me.
And I was also told my some brothers on Discord which is an online platform, he told me the following “if you want Allah To grant you a response for the thing you asked Him for, then you too must do your part as well”
And my mom who is a Christian told me the following “Allah works through people today”.
My questions I’d like to ask are the following:
1. How should I reconcile in what I heard about Predestination of Allah so that I won’t be confused anymore?
2. Is what this brother from Discord told me about this matter, is true? If yes, can I have evidence from Shari texts?
3. Is there any truth in what my mom told me about work of Allah?
4. Also, how should I have extreme patience when I make Du’ā to Allah so that He will enable my mom at least at her time of death to recite Kalimah? I don’t want to be impatient when I make this kind of request to Allah.
P.S. the reason I got this impression is because Prophet Muhammad Said Himself that Allah answers the supplication in three methods: either He will restore it for you in Hereafter or He will grant it to you immediately or He will delay it for appropriate time.
Jazak Allah Khair