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Whenever I am learning Du’a, I feel connected to it. But after learning it and reciting I’m not feeling that much connected to it because I sometimes recite and pass before noticing. Is this normal? Please advise.

Whenever I am learning Du’a, I feel connected to it. But after learning it and reciting I’m not feeling that much connected to it because I sometimes recite and pass before noticing. Is this normal? Please advise.

02 Dec

ANSWER:

When people get used to something, the beauty of it fades away because one is accustomed to it. This is why one should alternate between duaa and thikr so that his heart would always be alert and alive.

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners | December 2, 2020 5:01 am

Whenever I am learning Du’a, I feel connected to it. But after learning it and reciting I’m not feeling that much connected to it because I sometimes recite and pass before noticing. Is this normal? Please advise.

Whenever I am learning Du’a, I feel connected to it. But after learning it and reciting I’m not feeling that much connected to it because I sometimes recite and pass before noticing. Is this normal? Please advise.

My question is about talking in sarcastic way I and my friends talk more of it though it’s joke. What’s the ruling?

My aunt got sick recently i made dua for her, but is it permissible to tell her that I am making dua for her (so it might give her sabr and comfort her) Can we tell to someone that we are making dua for them?

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