المدينه
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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
We are all given tests in life. We are all tried in one way or another. No one is going to make it anywhere without having faced calamities and no one will ever know the meaning of peace without the struggle.
I am at a point in my life where everything has fallen apart within a matter of a few months. Career, marriage, family, friends, finances, health...basically my entire worldly existence. It's pretty much all gone. I do still have the roof over my head because the laws in this country do not allow me to be evicted so easily so I will الحمدالله that.
The only thing that has been positively impacted through all of this is my faith and trust in Allah.
I am, like very many, very very lonely and very much alone in these dark times. My prayer rug is my only safe space. Oh I pray, I cry, I beg for firgiveness and then I pray more and I try to use the sense he's given me. Fasting is not an option due to health reasons.
The tests aren't getting easier but no one ever said life was easy.
I have no family or friends to turn to, they have cut me out for many reasons, the last straw being my faith. I have no husband though we are still legally married, or in-laws, though they are muslim. I have no access to any imam here. White faces wearing hijab and speaking English are not very liked here where I live, from Muslim and non-Muslim alike.
So I learn what I can by asking Google. I want to make meaningful connections and try going online. Not facebook or so, as social media is also partially what helped ruin my marriage.
My story is long, as so many others are.
My question to you is, have anyone of you been able to grow your tawakkul so strong that the tests just didn't hurt anymore? Disappointment and tears are real but completely different than the soul shattering of one's world collapsing. I want to be so strong in my faith that I can take in any test, sure, cry for a minute but then just move on. Just to really حسبنالله it all and be content.
Right now I am so stuck and I cannot see my options. I know my duas are being heard and I know Allah will help me and guide me. But how can I cope until then? What did you do? What helped you during your most difficult times? What does having patience actually entail? And am I doing it all wrong?
Allah is the only one who can help and he us always there for all of us. Yet I am in need human support
I thank you so much. Have a blessed day
We are all given tests in life. We are all tried in one way or another. No one is going to make it anywhere without having faced calamities and no one will ever know the meaning of peace without the struggle.
I am at a point in my life where everything has fallen apart within a matter of a few months. Career, marriage, family, friends, finances, health...basically my entire worldly existence. It's pretty much all gone. I do still have the roof over my head because the laws in this country do not allow me to be evicted so easily so I will الحمدالله that.
The only thing that has been positively impacted through all of this is my faith and trust in Allah.
I am, like very many, very very lonely and very much alone in these dark times. My prayer rug is my only safe space. Oh I pray, I cry, I beg for firgiveness and then I pray more and I try to use the sense he's given me. Fasting is not an option due to health reasons.
The tests aren't getting easier but no one ever said life was easy.
I have no family or friends to turn to, they have cut me out for many reasons, the last straw being my faith. I have no husband though we are still legally married, or in-laws, though they are muslim. I have no access to any imam here. White faces wearing hijab and speaking English are not very liked here where I live, from Muslim and non-Muslim alike.
So I learn what I can by asking Google. I want to make meaningful connections and try going online. Not facebook or so, as social media is also partially what helped ruin my marriage.
My story is long, as so many others are.
My question to you is, have anyone of you been able to grow your tawakkul so strong that the tests just didn't hurt anymore? Disappointment and tears are real but completely different than the soul shattering of one's world collapsing. I want to be so strong in my faith that I can take in any test, sure, cry for a minute but then just move on. Just to really حسبنالله it all and be content.
Right now I am so stuck and I cannot see my options. I know my duas are being heard and I know Allah will help me and guide me. But how can I cope until then? What did you do? What helped you during your most difficult times? What does having patience actually entail? And am I doing it all wrong?
Allah is the only one who can help and he us always there for all of us. Yet I am in need human support
I thank you so much. Have a blessed day