Slave_of_Ar-Rahman
There are seasons in life when everything feels heavy — when you wake up carrying a sadness you can’t explain, and when no matter how hard you try, your heart just feels tired. In those moments, it’s easy to wonder if Allah is distant or if you’ve been forgotten. But the truth is, Allah is closer to you in your brokenness than you realize. Sometimes He allows the weight so you can fall into sujood a little longer, so you can whisper prayers you never would have made otherwise. Not every delay is a punishment. Not every hardship is a sign of failure. Some struggles are simply part of your soul’s journey back to Him — purified, humbled, and stronger. Trust that even now, even here, Allah is writing a story of mercy for you. A story you’ll one day look back on and say, “It all made sense eventually. It was all worth it.
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@Slave_of_Ar-Rahman Will Allah accept the person who is struggling in his/her salah. Will Allah hear a person who finds it difficult to say his/adhkars daily? Will He, accept, hear or respond to a person who is unable to recite the Quran daily. Does Allah ever listen to the duas of such a person? Many times in routine, one intends to do morning, evening adhkars, pray on time, recite the Quran, pray Tahajjud, but he is struggling with establishing a routine. But in his heart he really really wants to be that person who does all that to earn Allah's pleasure. But is Dua's response really based upon how good you are and how good your actions are? How can such a person see Allah for His mercy. As He is not someone who has deeds or actions that are deemed as being closer to Allah.