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Buried in your dissatisfaction, you often get advised say, talk to him.

He will make a way out for you, they say, but you just have to ask more.

But then when you just have to ask more.

But then when you earnestly sit and pour your heart out, why does it feel sometimes like

Allah isn't even listening to you?

Why isn't your duet getting answered?

Are you even worthy of being heard? Oh, the woman. Salma and Farsi Ruddi Allahi-L-Tahin who narrates something beautiful.

He says, either kana Rajru D'A and fiss-sar-sar-a,

thumbenazd al-a, that if you have a person who's accustomed to making duah, to Allah

sophana in good times and then he goes through a hardship and makes a

duh a dura as his voice travels through the heavens

kala Til Malaika sultan mau ruf

fashfaru lahu

the angels say amongst themselves that's a familiar voice

let's go intercede to Allah

sophano-t al-on his behalf. But on the other hand, if a person is not

accustomed to making Gura in good times,

fainazala tbihid al-or-fadaa and then a hardship visited upon him and he called out to

Allah, Kallitin Malaika, sultun laissez-Bim-A-Ruf.

Wala'i-Uwala'u'u'u'u'u'

the angels say to themselves, that's not a voice that we usually hear, and so they don't

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