When Allah Stops Listening.The Sin That Silences Your Duas | Islamic Reminder

Summary

This video script addresses the feelings of frustration and unanswered duas, urging viewers to reflect on their relationship with Allah. It emphasizes that silence from Allah is not due to a lack of love, but because of disobedience, hidden sins, and arrogance. The script reminds viewers that Allah responds to sincere calls and warns against delaying repentance. It encourages returning to Allah with sincerity, cleansing one's actions, and seeking forgiveness, as the opportunity for mercy may not last forever. The message is a call to action to mend one's relationship with Allah before it's too late.

Takeaways

• 😀 Allah's silence in response to your duas may not mean He is ignoring you, but that your heart has become distant from Him due to hidden sins and disobedience.
• 😀 Feeling that your duas are unanswered could be a sign that you are asking for light while standing in darkness, and need to reconnect with Allah sincerely.
• 😀 Allah promises to respond to those who call upon Him, as stated in the Quran, Surah Gafia, 46:60, but warns that arrogance and disobedience will lead to punishment.
• 😀 The real blockage to your duas could be hidden sins like backbiting, missing salah, looking at haram, or earning haram income.
• 😀 Allah is not a genie to grant wishes, but your master, and you are His servant. You cannot expect His help without fulfilling your duties to Him.
• 😀 Your duas may be blocked by the arrogance of not repenting or delaying repentance, thinking that you have more time.
• 😀 The Prophet (peace be upon him) said that a person may be deprived of sustenance due to sins they've committed, emphasizing the importance of avoiding sin.
• 😀 Allah does not abandon His servants; instead, He gives them moments to wake up and make sincere repentance before it’s too late.
• 😀 Sincere repentance (Tawbah) is essential for purification of the soul and reconnection with Allah. It's not about rushing but making a heartfelt return.
• 😀 Time is limited, and the door of repentance will not stay open forever. One day, your chance may end, and your sins could lead to a state from which no one can save you.
• 😀 This moment is the right time to turn to Allah and make sincere repentance. Once you do, He will bring you peace, clarity, and His mercy.

Q & A

Why might a person's duas not be answered, according to the script?

The script suggests that duas might not be answered because the person has turned away from Allah without realizing it. The heart becomes blind, and even the clearest signs from Allah feel like silence. This could be due to hidden sins, arrogance, or disobedience, which block the response to one's duas.

What is the significance of the silence mentioned in the script?

The silence is not random. It might be a last warning before the doors of mercy close. The feeling of silence in one's duas is a sign that Allah is trying to guide the person to reflect and return to Him with sincerity.

How does the script explain the feeling of emptiness during sujud and prayers?

The script explains that when a person’s heart becomes distant from Allah, even the act of worship like sujud feels empty. The life feels stuck, and duas may feel like whispers lost in the wind, making it hard to feel Allah's presence or response.

What does Allah promise in the Quran about calling upon Him?

In Surah Gafir 40:60, Allah promises that He will respond to those who call upon Him, showing that Allah is always ready to listen to the prayers of His servants, as long as they approach Him sincerely.

What is the relationship between arrogance, disobedience, and unanswered duas?

The script emphasizes that arrogance, hidden sins, and disobedience to Allah can block the response to duas. If a person continues to live in defiance of Allah's commands and engages in sinful behavior, their prayers are not likely to be answered.

How does the script describe Allah's role in a person's life?

The script highlights that Allah is not a backup plan or a genie to grant wishes. He is the Master, and humans are His servants. People cannot ignore Allah all day and expect their duas to be answered without repentance or sincerity.

What specific actions or behaviors are mentioned as blocking duas?

The script mentions several behaviors that can block duas, such as backbiting, missing salah, looking at haram, earning haram income, delaying repentance (taubah), and living in sin without turning to Allah for forgiveness.

What does the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) say about sustenance and sin?

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated that a person may be deprived of sustenance due to sins they have committed, as mentioned in a hadith from Iban Maja. This highlights the importance of avoiding sin and repenting for it to ensure that Allah provides blessings.

What is the concept of mercy in the script?

The script emphasizes that Allah's mercy is at work when a person is not immediately left to drown in sin. Instead, Allah gives them a moment to wake up and make sincere repentance. This mercy allows for the forgiveness of even the gravest sins when a person sincerely turns back to Allah.

What does the Quran say about the forgiveness of sins, according to the script?

Surah Azumar 39:53 in the Quran states that Allah forgives all sins, no matter how grave, as long as a person repents sincerely. This shows Allah's boundless mercy for those who turn back to Him.