Even in Laylatul Qadr we make dua but how many of us are firm that yes our dua will be fulfilled? 


We make dua with so little certainty though Allah said (as recorded in Sahih al-Bukhari 7405) 
 'I am just as My slave thinks I am, (i.e. I am able to do for him what he thinks I can do for him)'❤️


We see the situation around us how !$rael is destr0ying our sacred lands & we think how will this situation change & we are not certain in our duas for it coz that is how we have programmed ourselves 💔


This verse (6:80) confirms the above hadees so have full faith in Allah & ask him with 'Certainty' that he will definitely fulfill your dua just as Ibrahim (Alayhis Salam) knew that  Nothing can harm him except what Allah wills & then how Allah saved him from a Fire 🔥 that even burned things that just were nearby it Subhanallah...


Imagining this is beyond our imaginations, that's why it is a miracle✨ but can Allah do such miracles for us? 

I mean can he help fulfill your duas that seems impossible to you? 

YESSSSSSSSS!!! Just Pray, do good (as per Allah's laws) & take whatever action is in your capacity leave the comfort zone it's high time!!

#ReflectingInCrisis

This wonderful journey of a great human being is really touching. We may experience bits and pieces in our journey back to Allah even as Muslims, however, you want to develop a deeper relationship with these ayat then perhaps ask someone who lived through an identical experience from misguidance to guidance, ask a convert.

Alhamdulellah there are tons of videos online of converts telling their amazing stories but nothing matches talking to an actual convert and feeling their plight and perhaps the continued struggle with parents and family.

Talking to a convert and hearing their plight is much needed support by itself, and perhaps a genuine relationship is born outside the buzz of convert stories that usually end with very little support.

Converts to many immigrants and born muslims are like Ansar (supporters) to the Muhajereen (immigrants), they’re crucial to our success as a community, and a litmus test for our faith, sincerity, steadfastness, and commitment to the deen