I love the medium where we could ask or tell people about themselves while being anonymous, such as the curiouscat. But rather than asking people, I prefer to just read whatever others asked until one day, I stumbled upon someone's curiouscat where most people confessed or asked him for love advice. Maybe he's like a love expert or some sort, so I decided to ask one.
I asked, "any advice to a 26 years old girl who hasn't been dating for 10 years at the verge of giving up in her love life? It's great living a single life but does feel lonely at times especially when there's so much to tell but no one to listen" and his reply hit me so so hard;
"You can always tell Allah"
As a single grown adult, dealing with things sometimes that's out of our capabilities to handle, we stressed ourselves and felt like nobody could understand us so we tend to swallow everything on our own and questioned, why don't Allah swt gives us someone who we could tell our struggles to, He knew that we're suffering, alone. Little that we know, maybe He's delaying it because He yearned for us to tell Him first. He listens. He knew everything we wanna tell Him but He still listens so tell Him, instead of suffering alone because we're never alone, Allah swt was always there for us.
It also made me reflect on my relationship with Allah swt, the one who created me. I believe this applies to most of us. We usually seek for Him only when we needed something desperately, we asked for His help, but once we got what we desired or whenever we're content with our life, we don't ask for Him, we don't feel the need to thank Him. It's wrong. Allah swt loves who turn to him. It's a habit to ask for Him to get what we want, so make it a habit too, to thank Him when we got what we asked for. Make it a habit too, to randomly thank Him for everything He gave us because, without His blessings, we won't have the life we're living.
May us strive to be a better Muslim, to strengthen our relationship with Allah swt, we're all slaves of Him after all.
Till then,
Lya
It also made me reflect on my relationship with Allah swt, the one who created me. I believe this applies to most of us. We usually seek for Him only when we needed something desperately, we asked for His help, but once we got what we desired or whenever we're content with our life, we don't ask for Him, we don't feel the need to thank Him. It's wrong. Allah swt loves who turn to him. It's a habit to ask for Him to get what we want, so make it a habit too, to thank Him when we got what we asked for. Make it a habit too, to randomly thank Him for everything He gave us because, without His blessings, we won't have the life we're living.
May us strive to be a better Muslim, to strengthen our relationship with Allah swt, we're all slaves of Him after all.
Till then,
Lya