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‎شكراً جزيلاً على كلماتك الطيبة. كنت أقول أنك كأمراه لديك طاقة أنثوية إلهية. عندما تكوني في علاقة أو منجذبة إلى شخص ما، اسمحي له أن يكون في طاقته الذكورية الإلهية. اسمحي له بتجسيد رجولته. وإذا لزم الأمر، سيرسل الله لك الإلهام إذا كنت بالحاجة إلى القيام بأي شيء. دعي الأمور تجري مجراها الطبيعي من دون محاولة التحكم أو الاجبار ان يحدث شيئ

Allah is all loving Al-Wadud. the most loving.

@ria-z1d Incorrect. Al-waddud is a superlative quality. The 'al' means the highest concentration. This means WHEN Allah loves someone he loves THAT person the most. Allah DOES NOT love the unbeliever who transgresses. He does not love everyone, but he is merciful to everyone.

@ria-z1d In any case, nowhere does this name imply that Allah is love himself. We know that Allah is Noor but there is NO evidence to support that Allah is love. This is either mere assumption or innovation

I understand your point, and I appreciate your clarification on the meaning of Al-Wadud. However, I believe that Allah's love and mercy are not limited to just the believers, but extend to all creation. While it's true that Allah's love may manifest differently towards those who obey Him versus those who disobey, I believe that His love is still present and guiding all of us. Let's focus on spreading love, kindness, and compassion, rather than getting caught up in theological debates.

@fglowzahr That still doesn't make Allah 'love' itself. This isn't a 'theological debate', this is a sound belief required for proper faith. You have a responsibility to be more mindful and careful with your terminology. You are helping no one if you are misrepresenting the faith itself.

I’m going through the same thing, wishing you the best ❤

Ah! May Allah accept your duas too♥️

Thank you so much for sharing your inspiring story! May Allah continue to guide and bless you on your journey, and may your trust in Him bring you peace and joy.

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Great question! When I say 'let go,' I don't mean that we shouldn't make duas or ask for what we want. Of course, we should always communicate our desires to God and ask for guidance. However, what I mean by 'letting go' is that we need to release our attachment to the outcome. We need to trust that God has heard our prayers and is working in our favor, even if we don't see immediate results. It's about having faith that our desires are being taken care of, and that God's plan is unfolding for our highest good. So, keep making those duas and asking for what you want, but also trust that God has got this!

Thank you sister.

I feel your pain and confusion. It's understandable to feel stuck and unsure about what to do. First, let me tell you that it's amazing that you're seeking Allah's guidance and praying for removal of these feelings from your heart. That takes a lot of courage and faith. It's okay to still think about him, but try not to dwell on those thoughts. Instead, focus on your own growth, self-reflection, and healing. Remember that you are not the problem, and you didn't deserve to be treated badly. Keep making dua, but also work on forgiving yourself and others. And yes, consistent dua can change what's written, but it's also important to trust in Allah's plan and timing. You got this!

Surat Ar Rad 13:28 & the scent of jasmine will heal your heart, inshallah 🩷

I liked a person, told him Abt my feeling, wanted him in halal way, he rejected me. I didn't lose hope I kept praying so hard now by end of Feb he is going to have his nikah with someone else, so shud I stop making Dua, am also leaving for Umrah. I asked for him for 6 months, during these times I also dreamt Abt him in gud way, even after istakhara,my cousin saying they were ur thoughts. So today I quit asking for him. Am I right?

@@People14442 yep sadly him getting married to someone else is a sign for u to leave it

@@ethereal.baddie01 may Allah protect u and give u so many barakah in your life thank u so much

Ah, completely understand! I love what you said about growth being the reward, it’s so true. It's natural to wonder if letting go and trusting in God's plan means that our desires won't come to life. But here's the thing: when we let go and trust, we're not giving up on our desires, we're actually allowing them to come to us in a way that's even better than we could have imagined. It's like, we're saying to God, 'I trust that you have my back and that you want me to have this desire even more than I do.' And when we do that, we open ourselves up to receiving it in a way that's aligned with our highest good. So, don't worry, your desire is still coming to life, but it's coming in a way that's perfect for you.

I would say if it is distracting you from the new version of them, which would in most cases be yes. The root cause of refusing to let go of that is fear of not having what we want (not trusting in Allah)

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! As a Muslim, I believe that Allah has created us all unique and diverse, and that's something to be celebrated. The Quran does acknowledge and respect the differences between religions, and encourages us to engage in respectful dialogue and coexistence. While it's true that Islam is the only religion that Allah accepts, the Quran also teaches us to be kind, compassionate, and just towards people of all faiths. Let's focus on building bridges and promoting understanding, rather than division and intolerance.

@fglowzahr I think there's a difference between tolerance and celebrating. An example of tolerance would be me accepting the existence of the Holi Hindu festival. Celebrating would be going to the celebration and having fun with the Hindus without worshiping Shiva.

@fglowzahr my beliefs are different I believe the Prophet Muhammad is the final prophet but I don't have a halal diet and I believe Muslim women can marry Christians and Jews. I question often. I believe in compassion over dogma.

It's interesting to hear your perspective. I understand where you're coming from, and I appreciate your emphasis on compassion and understanding.

Ameen for all of us Ameen