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Your deeds and duas are felt even if they're not seen.

How often have you prayed for change and given up because you couldn't see it?

But what if your dua was setting the stage for something greater than you could ever imagine?

What if it's your du'a for Ghazah that's planting the feet of the people firmer,

or moving up their victory by a few years?

What if your du'a for a loved one is transforming their life here and there?

Just because you can't see how your dua is shaping the world

doesn't mean it's not shifting its axis.

You're praying to Rabe'a'alameen,

the Lord of all the worlds.

And your dua'a may not just be changing the world,

but it could be changing the worlds.

Someone may have changed your world, but they left it before they could see it here.

While Sumaya, Radi al-a-a-an-, already received her reward of shahadha and has been flying around from the throne of Allah

to the trees of Janna ever since,

she had no expectation of what Allah would make

of her sacrifice as far as this world was concerned.

But what if when Iqrama ibn Abijal, the shehid,

who was the son of her tormentor,

flew to her at death and said,

you changed the world with your perseverance.

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