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Can I relate a hardship Allah has incurred on me to others with the sole intention of requesting their Du’aa? If I do this, am I being Be-Sabr (impatient) and incur the wrath of Allah s.w.t.?

· 12 Ramadan 1425 AH1 min readFatwa 13028English

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Can I relate a hardship Allah has incurred on me to others with the sole intention of requesting their Du’aa? If I do this, am I being Be-Sabr (impatient) and incur the wrath of Allah s.w.t.?

Answer

This should not be done in the form of a complaint. You will not be counted as an impatient person. In fact, we should all express our helplessness, and beg of the mercy of Allah.

and Allah Ta'ala Knows Best

Ml. Imraan Vawda
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