Me too

Same and tears

Me too

subhan'Allah i went searching for Bilal Assad his name and i couldn't find none even in the comments from mercifulservant, Alhamdulillah i sent a video of him long time ago to a friend and through there i found it and yet i'm watching this beautiful video sweet words come out of his mouth and very soft voice & has respect & is intelligent, may Allah Azzawajal grant him Jannat Al Firdouz, and to the rest of the Ummah 💚

Me to MashaAllah

Aameen🤲

May almighty Allah creator be with you always and protect you my fellow human being we all on our own journey in life

Yesterday was no joke now listen i beating the drums with subtitles as the world has seen them in ah spaceship

Same eya 🤲🏼♥️

Ameeenn Allahumme sally wa sallim Ala sayyidina Muhammad wa Ala alihy wa ashabihy ajmaeen 🥺☝️🤲😔🥹

Aaammmiiiyyynn

Ameen

Ameen

Subhan Allah same here I struggled with mental illnes for almost a decade, since I was 14 and now I'm almost 24 . But we do not complain we are pleased with Allah alhamdulilah

@@honeybee3579 Have you ever tried to read the verse of light (sura an nur 24, 35) and make the Dua begging for light on a regular basis?

@@s.h.3591 no never, do you have a Hadith about that verse?

May Allah bless you with a quick and blessed shifah, Ameen

How r u now akhi

how r u now?

May Allah bless you with a blessed shifah. Ameen

Allah bless you akhi how are you now

May Allah heal you.

The books recommended are very good in providing peace and perspective in situations like yours. Allaahumma Rahmataka Arju fala Takilni Ila Nafsi Tarfata Ayn wa Aslih li Sha’ni Kullah La Ilaaha Illa Ant. O Allah, it is Your mercy that I hope for, so do not leave me in charge of my affairs even for a blink of an eye, and rectify for me all of my affairs. None has the right to be worshiped except You. Don't carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. You do what you can and leave the rest to Allah. You're not alone.

These are all things you can overcome by healing yourself, have a sleep treatment if needed to treat the hyperventilation and stress. Then once you’re more relaxed, take action towards your goals be patient and stay with your progress, in the process you’ll surely interact with people. Your history is important too, how did your parents and life experience make you have these symptoms ? How do you see women and men do you have a negative image of them (it may be related to ur experience with parents, family and peers) ? Don’t escape your past because it’s in it that many of our (non-conscious) resources are, don’t retraumatize yourself though. Find meaning and reassurance in all this process and go naturally no need to pressure yourself, i assure you with some accountability with yourself you can heal and become more at ease with yourself. Allah, dhikr, Praying and du3as are there to help and reassure you in the process. He is the most merciful and He is as you think He is so think good of Allah you shouldn’t feel guilt which isn’t yours but the one society and life (or a wrong internalization of religion) implemented in you Feeling is important, try slowly to feel more and think less, the OCD type rumination is useless we think we’ll find a solution cognitively when in fact it’s at the level of emotions, instincts and finding meaning. Life is all about meaning and when we’ve been abused or neglected we don’t see any meaning for that at the moment and we may get stuck in it instead of moving on, bcause we didn’t have the resources to understand at the time. Don’t internalize that you have « social anxiety disorder » or « I’m a depressed person, anxious person » these are all things with which we hurt ourselves and shouldn’t be part of our self-concept, we’re fully good and we are where we are because of life circumstances and now in the present we can do actions to do better, bcause we’re not in the past anymore even if that past is meaningful to us and we carry it with us

I’m glad you are benefiting from it :)

Thank you for sharing, jazak Allahu khairan:)

Jazakallah

What was this calamity if you don’t mind me asking

@@Arif-rw1rh my innocent husband is in prison due to some corrupt police officer in my home country n entire country is cursing swearing to him despite there was nothing proven in court. Rest Allah knows best

​@@Aisha-vk9czSubhanallah, how are you now and what helped you my sister ❤❤❤❤

@@zharahussain8004 m still going through the hardships which is that my innocent husband is in prison in my home country for nearly five years and a holiday to attend wedding n celebrate Eid uladha turned into tragedy. He will win n come out soon inshallah but yeah from 2019 I being a revert kept tawwakkul in my lowest time praying more than ever before. Memorising many many duas to help me continue my life while having sabar n most of all doing zikr

@@zharahussain8004 alhamudulillah m doing well. Zikr and sabar is helping me for the last five years. Although the test is not over I have lots of sabar n faith in Allahs plan

Allahumma ameen

Thank you for sharing this information, Jazak Allahu khairan

@@thepatientone1127 waiyyakum

I agree that sometimes it can be jinn possession. Recently a co worker and close friend of my daughter went through some cosmetic surgeries trying to enhance her looks. She made videos of herself lip syncing with full make up and without hijab. She was posting pictures of herself as if she was modeling.In my opinion she was becoming very obsessed with her looks. She then removed her hijab. Subhan Allah within a month of her removing her hijab she had what could be considered psychosis . She was behaving extremely out of character and ended up in a mental facility. She was diagnosed as bi polar and is receiving treatment. There’s more to the story, but I can’t help but wonder if a jinn has possessed her. She is educated with a good job. She is 33 years old and up until that point had no prior issues. I find it a very strange coincidence. Allah knows best.