Certainty

BismillahHiRahmaniRahim

Was sallatu was salamu ala sayyidina Muhammad wa ala alih wa shohbihi wa Salim. 

Surah36:82

"His command, when He intends anything, is only to say to it: Be, so it is."

When a command of Allah Subhanallah wa Ta'ala is given, none can oppose nor stop it. When a humble servant aknowledges His Greatness and realises this, we can accept and overcome many things by His Will, inshallah.

He, Most Gracious, Beneficient, Knowing & Hearing, can change a wrong to right, in an instance without any effort from a servants' part, accept asking from Him alone.

Subhanallah, Most Mighty is He who understands His servants' more than they know themselves. Almighty and Wise is He over all they can say and think of Him. When a servant thinks well of the Master, the Master thinks well of His servant. 

In a blink of an eye, a situation can be reversed. Only by His command can this happen, we only have to ask, silently or aloud, it is He who creates the changes, as long as the servant asks and wants to apply the changes . 

Mashaallah, in an instance this humble servant's predicament has been reversed from no sleeping at night to sleeping at night by one incident, that by His Will, an outcome and wisdom comes forth.

Small miracles evolve around us daily, it is He who destines us and our events. We are not in control. If we were we would change every insignificant un-goodly event that happens daily globally. Yet, small miracles happen in our everyday lives all the time. Who are we to question the time and the place that our supplications should be answered, our hopes be made real or our status increases or decreases? It is Allah Subhanallah wa Ta'ala that determines it all. 

The humble servants' desires can all be made real if He wanted it to. But how would we handle all our supplications answered immediately? We couldn't sustain ourselves with the overwhelming gratitude we would feel. As difficulties are our lessons and our experience, we realise with a lowly heart, that for all the supplications answered thus so far, we are more humbled and more grateful, and we realise the ultimate desire is then, not the granting of supplications, but attaining the nearness to Him. Inshallah. May we all be blessed forever by Him and may we love his beloved and remember that we would not have this benefit, if not for his ( SalAlllahu alaih wa alih was Salam) love for us. 

And may we be protected against the evils that take us further from His Pleasure.

"If Satan looks at you and sees you consistent in God's obedience, he will persist in coming after you. Should you continue to maintain consistency he will give up and leave you. But if you do not and he sees you fluctuating, he will strive after you."

The servant needs to maintain the obligations required for this nearness, for each effort on the servants' part takes the servant closer to Him.

We are taught to be constant in our devotions, although it may be small, a servant would find ease to increase the devotions as long as the servant strives with constancy and patience. Inshaallah.

"O Allah, Lord of Gabriel, and Michael, and Israfil, the Creator of the heavens and the earth, Who knowest the unseen and the seen; Thou decidest amongst Thy servants concerning their differences. Guide me with Thy permission in the divergent views (which the people) hold about Truth, for it is Thou Who guidest whom Thou wilt to the Straight Path."

"BISMILLAAHIRRAHMAANIRRAHIIM YA MUQALLIBAL-QULUB,TSABBIT QALBI'ALA DINIK."

And peace and salutations be upon our Master Muhammad, his progeny and companions. 

Amin ya Rabbal A'lamiin.