I have never tossed a coin in a fountain and wished. I have never crossed my fingers and wished. I have never looked on a shooting star and wished.
…..but,
I have prayed to my Lord, with my eyes closed, and tears springing, in the wee hours of dawn to protect me from sadness and grief.
I have prayed to my Rabb in the green carpeted Rawdah to remove the difficulties of my family and friends.
I have prayed in front of the Kaabah for all my affairs to be set right and bless me with tranquility.
I have prayed standing on the mount Safa to bless me with professional and personal success.
I have prayed during every journey I have undertaken for my adorable niece.
I have prayed when the first trickle of water touches my parched throat after a day long fast for my parents health and well-being.
I have prayed after every Salaah to be protected from a dua that is not answered.
….and,
I have been blessed with an answer to every dua either in a way I so wanted wholeheartedly or in a way that was the best for me.
For My Lord has promised in His Holy Book,
‘And your Lord says, “Call upon Me; I will respond to you.” (40:60)
(Daily Prompt from Daily Post : Three coins in the fountain
Have been away from blogging since a few days. Trying to get back into writing, Inshaallah)
Beautiful.I liked the line “He answer to every dua either in a way I so wanted wholeheartedly or in a way that was the best for me.”.We often fail to understand that his No is also an answer to our prayers.
We find it hard to comprehend the situations as and when it happens, only to realize its meaning later on.
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SubhanAllah. Such is the power of prayer. Lovely post!