Tuesday, April 29, 2025

The spiritual advice from the unseen when I say I have hard time praying five times a day like a good Muslim.

1. Intention at Dawn (Fajr Time)

Before or after Fajr prayer, sit quietly.
Say inwardly:

"Ya Allah, I intend today to walk closer to You. Guide me. Purify my heart. Accept me."
Feel your heart present with Allah, even if for just a few seconds.
This is your anchor for the whole day.

2. Each Prayer as a Private Meeting

Treat each of the 5 daily prayers like an appointment with your Beloved:

Before you start, pause briefly.
Breathe deeply.
Place your hand on your heart and whisper:

"I am standing before my Lord."
Pray slowly, consciously.
Focus only on two things: Presence and Humility.

If you get distracted — don't worry. Gently bring your attention back. Again and again. This is the training.

In every prayer, during sujud (prostration), stay a little longer than usual.
In sujud, whisper from your heart:

"Ya Allah, I surrender. I don't know how to heal myself, but You do."
Feel your body melting into the earth and your soul stretching toward the sky.

This sujud will become your secret source of energy and healing.

Once a day (outside of prayer), make a voluntary prostration (sujud shukr — prostration of gratitude).
No need to say much — just prostrate and stay there quietly, feeling gratitude for being alive, for being called to Allah.

Even 1 minute of this will deeply shift your heart.

Every day, read or listen to one small piece of spiritual wisdom — no more than 5 minutes.
- A verse from the Qur'an (with meaning).
- A Hadith about prayer or healing.
- A short reflection from a saint, scholar, or spiritual guide.

You are feeding your heart — just a little at a time.

Before you sleep, whisper:

"Ya Allah, I return my soul to You. Heal me as I sleep. Purify me. Prepare me for Your service."

This last whisper plants the seeds for dreams, inspiration, and subconscious healing overnight.

Be gentle with yourself.
Some days you will feel uplifted, some days distracted or heavy. Both are normal. Keep showing up.
Celebrate tiny victories.
A single conscious sujud is worth more than a thousand empty prayers.
Trust the process.
You are not alone. Allah is more eager to meet you than you are to meet Him.

"May every prayer, every breath, and every tear bring us closer to the One who knows the secret of our hearts. Ameen." 🌙 Allahu Akbar!

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