What i feel like sharing…. 

Though I’ve been taught the Islamic way of life, I’ve always known that paradise is not subjected to only one type of humans.

I was blessed with many amazing and wonderful friends and families who comes from various races, dialects, religions, different countries and more…. that deep down I don’t agree that Paradise only consist of certain group of people.

Whenever I dined out with non-Muslim friends, they often find restaurants closest to my places of worships… Because Muslims pray 5 times a day, and we can pray anywhere, not necessarily in mosques…but they creatively help me plan. 

I never asked them to, nor do I request, they just do it voluntarily out of their own good hearts.

Anyway, most times, my non-Muslim friends also requested that I pray for them, for good health, peace of mind and even higher salary and promotions at work. I’ve always believed that when we request to the Almighty in forms of prayers, it will always come true.

And so far what they asked for came true for them.

So, it’s my belief that… 

Prayers are very powerful in all forms.

Anyone can pray for anyone regardless of differences in beliefs, religions etc…

I’ve also known that when one is being constantly  bullied or preyed upon by others will often get their prayers answered almost immediately (in most cases, instantly).

I’ve heard a close loved ones once prayed out loud, (almost like a curse) to a man who had constantly caused pain and distress to her at work. She cannot tolerate anymore months of abuses, that she prayed out loud that he died. The man heard it and felt apologetic and asked her to take back her prayer. But she was crying, in pain and in anger and did not want to. 

The man had also caused great humiliation to her and spread gossips about her.

He died a few days later, hit by a bus.

Moral of story: Prayers are powerful.

And spoken words have its own energy and impact. 

Love,

Lina.