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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

In the midst of our life problems and trials, we zoom in on the problems and complaints so much that we forget the bigger picture of Allah’s favours and mercy. We fail to realize how submerged we are in the blessings of Allah. Prophet Zakariyyah (a.s) and many of today's Ummah received Allah’s mercy. Yes. Your marriage is delayed, remember that many of your age mate have died since.. You are married for years without children, remember that many who senior you in age are still single.. Your marriage have failed several times, remember that many are looking for opportunity to get married even once in their life and yet they are still single.. You finished school without job or good job, remember that many did not even have opportunity to go to school.. etc..

*Let's Look at Verse 3 to 6 of Suratu Maryam and Lessons From The Verses:*

"When he called to his Lord a private supplication".

"He said, "My Lord, indeed my bones have weakened, and my head has filled with white, and never have I been in my supplication to You, my Lord, unhappy."

"And indeed, I fear the successors after me, and my wife has been barren, so give me from Yourself an heir"

"Who will inherit me and inherit from the family of Jacob. And make him, my Lord, pleasing [to You]."

*Lessons:*

Look closely at the words of Zakariyyah (alayhi salam). He mentioned his old age and the condition of his wife and yet he was not despaired. He had conviction in the power and ability of Allah to fulfill his prayer. He was not despaired of his situation and rather had full belief that Allah would answer his call. This is what we must learn from him; patience and conviction in duas!

Servants of Allah!

Often when we are not granted what we ask for, we stop praying for it. However, we must keep praying and have certainty in Allah. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: “The supplication of every one of you is granted if he does not grow impatient and says: I supplicated but it was not granted.” 📚(Muslim)

But,

Sometimes in life, the acceptance to ur DU'A will be DELAYED Bcos, If Allah SWT should grant you ur wishes immediately as u make DU'A, there is an UNBEARABLE CALAMITIES running to SWALLOW you.. So, Allah (swt) will use the DU'A u are making to BLOCK those calamities from reaching u.. Bcos, if the calamities should reach u, it will SWALLOW everything (ur body, ur soul, ur heart desires & desirable wishes)😳. Yes. And this is why, it is necessary to PERSISTENTLY engage in making DU'A no matter how long until we hit the JACK-POT.

Sometimes in life, even after u put a lot of efforts by becoming a sincere believer, u still experience delay in having ur DU'A accepted. This could be due to the previous sins committed deliberately or ignorantly.. So, if u make DU'A to Allah SWT for few days, weeks or months and give up (stop), it is possible that Allah (swt) is using those DU'A u are making for DELETING or SERVICING the previous sins committed by you.. So if u stop making the DU'A after few days, weeks or months bcos u did not see any GREEN light (acceptance), u will lost out.. Yes.. It is adviceable that u continue making the DU'A PERSISTENTLY no matter how long, until u hit the JACK-POT.

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