Integrating Ramadan's Gifts into Our Lives

[@youmakemesayalhamdulillah]

Thank you for everything (Sorry it took me so long to say that)

[@hirasabir6095]

salaam What do I do if I feel like I’ve comitted shirk knowingly Will Allah forgive me and how do I develop the courage to start takingng my relation with God seriously and sincerly

[@hirasabir6095]

So I can focus on growing and the world around me and be with God

[@maysum1911]

my dear friend, Allah’s forgiveness is far greater than your mistakes. He is not someone you need to fear, nor is He someone you need to strive to please in hopes that you will be exempt from punishment. Allah is your loving creator who displays and manifests His compassion before you in every moment of your life. He created you so you could feel the joy of living every moment with Him-He compassionately designed every aspect of the world just for you! (you in particular, beautiful soul!) Allah is exalted and incomprehendible, yet intimate and sweet. if you’ve accidentally made a mistake (even shirk!), acknowledge that it’s a transgression against yourself, a form of self-destruction, as your potential to live every moment with Allah was lost. with this in mind, take your vulnerability, your anxiety, and your tears as you run to Allah and embrace Him as a child runs to their mother after making a mistake. you don’t need courage to go to Allah, in fact, you need vulnerability. confide in Him, express your sorrow and have certainty in the fact that your loving creator will help you to feel His love. Allahs forgiveness, in reality, is like mother patching up the wounds of her son after He fell. all you need is love for the one who loves you, run towards Him and never let go of His hand. If you end up letting go, don’t take matter in your own hands-express your vulnerability and fright and longing to feel the safety and love of your beloved-He will return to you. The first step is to understand who your creator truly is. I recommend reading Sheikh Javads newest book, “a commentary on dua Abu hamza” but the best thing to do is to close your eyes, put your phone down and truly ask Allah to help you to feel His love and presence. Never forget Him, for the feeling of separation and distance from Allah is Hell in itself. may Allah bless you and help you to feel His love. Of course He will! He’s so kind and loving!!! I love you, my beautiful friend, know that you have someone to help you find your creator ❤

[@hirasabir6095]

I wonder what Shaik Javad would say Every time I try to try to change I still feel hopeless because this sin isn’t forgiven It all started with waswas in Wudu in prayer because I felt like I didn’t trust God There was a time where I felt like I was actually living with God I used to read Duas and Munajats to help me cope with and when that didn’t work, that’s when this whole thing started Even if I do manage to change, the sin of shirk would still be at the back of my mind especially if I feel like I keep doing it Life doesn’t feel the same anymore I am completely blind and love Shaik Javad’s lectures vut sometimes I think what’s the point if I’ve nade such a big mistake that won’t be forgiven I want to the path of Ahlulbait AS vut i don’t know how to be honest with myself

[@hirasabir6095]

How do I stop myself and go back to God

[@AMA-MATERO]

Are u ok now

[@hirasabir6095]

Alhamdulilla I changed and grown so much since then. God does find a way out even in places you least expect it. And he definetly knows how to bring people back☺️❤️👍

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@@hirasabir6095 alhumdillah brother, good to hear