Omar Suleiman – Why Me #12 Why Did Allah Send Me Down This Path

			You asked and you asked, and now you're asking has become regular
		

			you've learned to talk to Allah throughout the day and throughout the night
		

			but while you're enjoying your new closeness with Allah, you're still wondering how the answer to
your prayers is going to unfold.
		

			You have crucial decisions ahead, career decisions, family decisions, life decisions, and you and
everyone you love is praying for you to get it right.
		

			The mama no widow Hema Allah said no person ever regrets is the Chava which is to seek consultation
from righteous people. And St Hara, which is a prayer for guidance from your Generous Lord.
		

			And with big moments ahead, and you're asked for the means to all fall into place, you now await the
results of your prayer.
		

			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam may do out for 13 years, as he and his followers were
persecuted for their Islam. But he never gave up on and continued even after witnessing his
companions being tortured, his loved ones being boycotted, and no one on this earth seemingly
willing to take him in. Now think of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam making the equivalent
of the dua of istikhara in Makkah, then ending up in thought of then going back to make your again
while he was still covered in his blood after being rejected in five. Medina was always the
attention but thought it was an essential part of his journey. And sometimes the interim part of
		

			your DUA is as essential as the final landing point. I made his Takata and I took a job or I got
into a relationship that ended up being bad for me. No, it was a springboard to something else that
could end Scylla may dry out for a child for decades and decades without a baby being born. But how
much was birthed for him and his wife and Jana for every single time they made those sincere drives,
while perhaps Allah opened up other opportunities for them, that wouldn't have been possible if they
had children? Would Zakaria have paid as close attention to Maria the greatest woman of all time and
taken care of her and provided for if he had children of his own, Ibrahim and sada made your art for
		

			children for decades before they arrived, would have done this now you'd have even come into the
picture. If this hack was born 13 years earlier, instead of his brother is married. Allah answered
all of their Drass according to his time and his plan, and brought out the best in every one of
those circumstances. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam wanted his home and Mecca to embrace
him right away. But he was gifted with Medina, an entire city of his own. The drought of is the Hara
is asking ALLAH to place you where it's best for your dunya and akhira. At that particular juncture,
the problem is when we get stuck in the middle of the Sahara, and not the place that Allah subhanaw
		

			taala intends us to eventually arrive. And at that point, we can get irritated. So when someone says
I made the dura staccato, and then I married this person who turned out to be terrible, or I got
this job that turned out to be miserable. So where was the good and all of that? Well, in your
Estefan, you're asking Allah for what's good in the afternoon, and the dunya. And sometimes those
things are going to be in conflict at the particular time that you're asking. And sometimes the same
istikhara is going to give you different results based upon where you're at in your journey. Allah
subhanaw taala maybe wanted you to grow in your character, and raise your rank, the first time that
		

			you made this the Father, how by depriving you of what you were asking for in this life, but giving
you something better in the hereafter. But then the second time comes around and you make the same
as Takata. And after your character and rank got to where it was best for you. Allah answered you
with what you wanted in this life. Think of this incident. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam
initially marries Zaid to Xena and their marriage did not work out at all. But then Zainab got to
marry the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam instead. And Zaid had his name revealed in the Quran
that we still recite today. So look where they ended up. And I think they both say that the end
		

			result was totally worth the experience. If you could see the wisdom of the process before the final
product. You not only be more understanding
		

			but also more grateful. As Rahim Allah says, if the veils were lifted, and you could see behind the
scenes what Allah does out of kindness for you, your heart would melt out of love for him. But too
many of us have what he calls deformed Tilak, where you demand not only the ending that you want,
but also the means that you want to get there. Instead, pay closer attention.
		

			How many times have you walked past a version of fate that you didn't know you could have lived? How
many examples has Allah put in your life of people that seem identical to you, but are placed upon
Divergent Paths
		

			that could have been you and had it been you it would have been better for you. Because whatever
state leads your heart back to Allah is the best one for you at any given time.
		

			So when it feels like you're facing rejection after rejection.
		

			But that's what keeps pushing you back to Allah over and over again.
		

			Then maybe that was the whole point of the rejection in the first place.
		

			A Soufiane had been arena said, what the servant hates is better for him than what he loves. Because
what he hates will cause him to increase in his drought. And what he loves will distract him from
drought.
		

			And as the time passes, and the need becomes more urgent,
		

			your prayers become more urgent as well.
		

			The more those tears start to flow from your eyes. You start to call out to Allah by names you
didn't even know before
		

			you connect with Allah on a higher level than ever.
		

			Then you realize that the delay along the way, was actually the greatest gift.
		

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			If in spite of intense supplication there's a delay in the timing of the gift. Let that not be the
cause for your despair. For he has guaranteed you a response in what he chooses for you. Not in what
you choose for yourself. And at the time he wills, not the time you desire.
		

			And the tranquility that comes when a person finally decides to let go of the outcome they so
desperately want
		

			is a feeling beyond words.
		

			A humble submission to Allah.
		

			And it may even be that Allah will not give you what you think you need until you merely want it.
Sometimes he breaks your dependence on it. Then he gives it to you and sometimes in forms and from
places you would have never imagined.
		

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Allah. He makes a way out for him and provides him from places he would have never expected. So when
your next test comes along, you'll have more spiritual and mental strength to face it than you would
have ever had before.
		

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