Your article about Tawakkul made me so emotional and reminded me to appreciate what Allah has so generously blessed me with.

I really needed to see these words, ultimately it is Allah’s grace who bought me to these words.

Dua’s

May Almighty Allah grant us Tawakkul and may Almighty Allah save the entire Ummat of Our Beloved Nabi Muhammed Mustafa (SAW) from the pangs of Death, the Azaab in the Qabar, the Fire of Jahannam and May Almighty Allah make it possible that the entire Ummat of Our Beloved Nabi Muhammed Mustafa (SAW) P.B.U.H cross the Pul Siraat with a speed of Lightening and may Almighty Allah give us our book of Deeds in our right hand.

This can only be accomplished if we keep saying that Allah is our Lord, Our Beloved Nabi Muhammed Mustafa (SAW) P.B.U.H is our messenger and Islaam is our Deen and we follow the Sunnahs of Our Beloved Nabi Muhammed Mustafa (SAW) P.B.U.H

We should refrain from doing things against the command of Allah Taála and should endeavour to do good deeds so that we do not embarrass Our Beloved Nabi Muhammed Mustafa (SAW) P.B.U.H on the day of Reckoning. Insha Allah Ameen

SubHanAllah.
JazakAllah khair for sharing! 😀

Salaam Anonymous

I think this article will help, as it deals with that feeling:

http://www.virtualmosque.com/personaldvlpt/character/thinking-well-of-allah/

“Think well of Allah when you sin

What about when we constantly slip-up and cannot leave a certain sin? For some of us, this makes us give up on ourselves; we believe we don’t deserve any good from Allah. We have to remember that Allah (swt) is al-Wadud (the Most Loving). His Mercy overcomes His blame. It is not about deserving. If you thank Allah, He gives you more. It is not because we deserve more, it is because Allah is that Great. He is that Generous. Shaytan (the devil) makes us focus on how bad we are in order that we despair of Allah’s mercy, when the Prophet ﷺ taught us: “All the children of Adam constantly err, but the best of those who constantly err are those who constantly repent.” [Tirmidhi]…

When we do wrong, let us feel guilty, but let us also flee to Allah (swt). Have a good opinion of Allah (swt). If you are sincere, He will forgive you. He is that forgiving. He is that Great. He is that Magnanimous. Even when we commit the same sin again and again and again, our good opinion of Allah (swt) should let us know that as long as we constantly strive against our nafs (lower self) and against that part of us that wants to indulge in that sin, we have already been forgiven. At the end of the day, it is shaytan who wants us to go to hell, not Allah. Allah tells us in the Qur’an:

“Allah wants to accept your repentance, but those who follow [their] passions want you to digress [into] a great deviation.” (Qur’an, 4:27)

Shaytan does not just want you to go to hell, but also wants to ensure you live in hell in this world. Just like he despaired, he wants you to despair. Our good opinion of Allah (swt) should never allow us to do that. Allah (swt) wants to accept your repentance, because your repenting is recognition of His Name al-Ghaffar (the One who constantly forgives).

Just as the Prophet ﷺ told us that Allah (swt) is too gracious to turn away the hand that asks Him , He is also too Merciful to disappoint you and your good opinion of Him.”