Isbn: 9798190327076 - when your heart is tested: finding peace with allah through the qur'an and the authentic sunnah (healing his heart) (5 resultados)

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You believe in Allah. You pray. You ask Him for help. Yet your heart still feels heavy. The hardship continues. Relief hasn't come. And a fear begins to creep in: Does feeling this sad mean my faith is weak? You hold it together around others. But when you're alone, the same questions keep coming back: Why has this trial lasted so long?Is it normal to feel sad when I believe in Allah?How do I keep hoping when nothing seems to change? The loss of someone you love. Illness. Debt. Betrayal. Injustice. Loneliness, fear of the future, or a sin you can't stop thinking about. Whatever you're facing, you want to keep moving forward without drifting away from Allah. Staying close to Allah through hardship When Your Heart Is Put to the Test is an Islamic guide for times when hardship continues and you don't know how to move forward. Drawing on the Quran and Sunnah, this book helps you understand that you can love Allah and still cry, believe in Him and feel discouraged, and keep calling on Him without immediately seeing the outcome you hoped for. This book doesn't promise that everything will be better tomorrow. It doesn't treat your sadness as proof of weak faith. The prophets themselves endured hardship, waited for relief, and wept. Their example shows how faith can guide you through difficult times. In 16 short, accessible chapters, you'll explore: Understanding your sadness: Why feeling sad does not necessarily mean your faith is weak.Sabr and tawakkul: What patience and trust in Allah really mean, and why neither means giving up or doing nothing.Returning to prayer and the Quran: How to reconnect when your heart is heavy and worship feels difficult.Sincere repentance: How to turn back to Allah and hope in His mercy without falling into despair.Holding on to your faith through hardship: How to keep pain from pulling you away from Allah.Starting again after drifting away: How to take the next step without expecting yourself to become perfect overnight. 15 du'as for the moments when you can't find the words You'll also find 15 supplications from the Quran and Sunnah, each with transliteration, an English translation, and source references, for the moments when you no longer know what to ask Allah for. Being patient doesn't mean you stop feeling. Trusting Allah doesn't mean you never feel afraid. And you don't have to be strong before you turn to Him. Your trial may not be over when you close this book. But you can learn to stop seeing the wait as a sign that Allah has abandoned you, hold on to your faith, and continue worshiping Him even when life is still difficult. Don't wait for life to get easier to draw closer to Allah. Open this book and find guidance to help you move forward, even while your hardship continues. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You believe in Allah. You pray. You ask Him for help. Yet your heart still feels heavy. The hardship continues. Relief hasn't come. And a fear begins to creep in: Does feeling this sad mean my faith is weak? You hold it together around others. But when you're alone, the same questions keep coming back: Why has this trial lasted so long?Is it normal to feel sad when I believe in Allah?How do I keep hoping when nothing seems to change? The loss of someone you love. Illness. Debt. Betrayal. Injustice. Loneliness, fear of the future, or a sin you can't stop thinking about. Whatever you're facing, you want to keep moving forward without drifting away from Allah. Staying close to Allah through hardship When Your Heart Is Put to the Test is an Islamic guide for times when hardship continues and you don't know how to move forward. Drawing on the Quran and Sunnah, this book helps you understand that you can love Allah and still cry, believe in Him and feel discouraged, and keep calling on Him without immediately seeing the outcome you hoped for. This book doesn't promise that everything will be better tomorrow. It doesn't treat your sadness as proof of weak faith. The prophets themselves endured hardship, waited for relief, and wept. Their example shows how faith can guide you through difficult times. In 16 short, accessible chapters, you'll explore: Understanding your sadness: Why feeling sad does not necessarily mean your faith is weak.Sabr and tawakkul: What patience and trust in Allah really mean, and why neither means giving up or doing nothing.Returning to prayer and the Quran: How to reconnect when your heart is heavy and worship feels difficult.Sincere repentance: How to turn back to Allah and hope in His mercy without falling into despair.Holding on to your faith through hardship: How to keep pain from pulling you away from Allah.Starting again after drifting away: How to take the next step without expecting yourself to become perfect overnight. 15 du'as for the moments when you can't find the words You'll also find 15 supplications from the Quran and Sunnah, each with transliteration, an English translation, and source references, for the moments when you no longer know what to ask Allah for. Being patient doesn't mean you stop feeling. Trusting Allah doesn't mean you never feel afraid. And you don't have to be strong before you turn to Him. Your trial may not be over when you close this book. But you can learn to stop seeing the wait as a sign that Allah has abandoned you, hold on to your faith, and continue worshiping Him even when life is still difficult. Don't wait for life to get easier to draw closer to Allah. Open this book and find guidance to help you move forward, even while your hardship continues. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…