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The inner reality
You smile in public. You scroll at night. You delay important decisions. You promise yourself you’ll “fix everything” soon.
But deep inside you feel behind in deen, you feel behind in life, you feel emotionally tired, you fear you’re not strong enough, you fear Allah may not be pleased with you.
The inner reality
You smile in public. You scroll at night. You delay important decisions. You promise yourself you’ll “fix everything” soon.
But deep inside you feel behind in deen, you feel behind in life, you feel emotionally tired, you fear you’re not strong enough, you fear Allah may not be pleased with you.
The heart was not created to chase everything.
It was created to anchor to One.
Rahat-lil-Qalb exists to help you return to that anchor — calmly, correctly, and consistently.
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Introduction
In this life’s voyage, we stumble across moments of despondency, dejection, misery, regret, uncertainty, and downheartedness. Amidst such situations, resorting to and projecting our thoughts to the spiritual wisdom of the Qur’an can offer us solace and consolation. One of the most comforting themes threaded through the Qur’an is Allah’s Mercy. Probing into the mercy of Allah سبحانه و تعالى (may He be glorified and exalted) in the Qur’an not only gladdens and uplifts our spirits but also reasserts our faith in His infinite compassion and His loving mercy towards us.
Understanding Allah’s Rahmah
“Allah does not require of any soul more than what it can afford. All good will be for its own benefit, and all evil will be to its own loss. (The believers pray,) “Our Lord! Do not punish us if we forget or make a mistake. Our Lord! Do not place a burden on us like the one you placed on those before us. Our Lord! Do not burden us with what we cannot bear. Pardon us, forgive us, and have mercy on us. You are our (only) Guardian. So, grant us victory over the disbelieving people.”
Surah Al-Baqarah, Ayah 286
“Allah has one hundred mercies, out of which He has sent down only one for jinn, mankind, animals and insects, through which they love one another and have compassion for one another; and through it, wild animals care for their young. Allah has retained ninety-nine mercies to deal kindly with His slaves on the Day of Resurrection.”
(Bukhari and Muslim, Riyad as-Saleheen 420)