“Bismillah (In the name of God)”
Life is a competitive battlefield. It comes with many requirements for a person to project a certain image of himself/herself. Sometimes, we worry about the future, about provision, safety, family or outcomes. However, Allah reassures us:
What is every need?
Every need means the air that you breathe, your ability to walk, run, skip, laugh, chew, friends and family, school, work, education, goals, dreams, from the insignificant to the necessary things. Provide all your needs mean everything you can think of and what you can’t imagine.
What does that mean?
It’s our nature to worry about everything. Things we can control and the ones we can’t control. If we are sincere in our effort to live by Allah’s (God’s) words. He will allow us to witness His manifestation in our lives and provide for us in ways that we don’t expect.
I am not going to tell you that my faith and reliance In Allah (God) are strong but, I try my best in many ways to keep His words close to my heart and act in a way that I think might be pleasing to Him.
A few years ago, I was in a seventh graders classroom. I took my phone out of my pocket to look at the time. A girl who was sitting close to me saw it and said, “Miss, is this your phone?”
“Yes” I replied
“If I were you,” she answered, “I would not take it out and public because it’s ugly and basic.”
“It’s okay” I said, “It does what it’s suppose to do and thank you for your words.”
About a month later, I met one of my brothers who saw that same phone. The following week, he brought me a new phone. About two years later, he asked me if I was still using the phone that he gave me. I told him “Yes”. He asked me for my address and within a week, I received a Samsung Galaxy Z foldable phone from him.
Did I need a phone?
According to the girl’s comment yes. I didn’t have the money to get a fancy phone, and I wouldn’t dare ask my brother or anyone else to get me a phone. However, Allah (God) remove the sad looking phone out of my hand through my brother.
Why trust Allah (God) with your needs?
Allah (God) is the provider. He knows what is best for you and when to give it to you. The best thing to do always is to work for what we need and rely on Allah to give it to us when we are ready. It doesn’t matter of how small or big the problem is, pray for help and Allah (God) will always be there to assist you. Remember, the successful are the patient.
Allah’s (God’s) provision is not limited to material wealth—it is guidance, ease, protection, and mercy. When you rely on Him, even what seems impossible becomes possible.
Ramadan teaches us to surrender our reliance on the world and fully trust Allah’s care.
Ask yourself
- What am I worried about today?
- How can I trust Allah’s provision more?
- Where have I already seen His unexpected blessings?
Prayer
O Allah, provide for me from Your abundance and guide me to rely on You alone. Ameen
Learn Who are the Jews?
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/SEB3w3A98rU
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The most recent update on the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
A ceasefire was established on 10 October 2025, permitting the release of all hostages, yet Israel has not opened the Rafah crossing to let more than 26 thousand injured individuals seek medical care in Egypt.
1- They continue to experience a harsh famine since IPC announced a famine in the Gaza region on 22 August 2025, with two years of no vegetables, protein, chicken, or meat.
2- A maximum of 20% of the required medication is permitted.
3- As winter approaches, 1.5 million individuals urgently require emergency housing.
4- Lack of clean water.
5- relocating 90% of Gaza’s inhabitants.
6- Over 69,000 individuals have lost their lives, and at least 170,000 have suffered injuries in Gaza since October 2023.
In conclusion, with their alleged ceasefire, the end of the war in Gaza (per Trump). They halted the Gainsaid (destroying children with aerial bombings). And now they are gradually starving and eliminating them in slow motion.
Immediate action is required in Gaza.
The Torah, which is part of the Bible, has commanded that the same be done to the Jews. The order of the Torah, which is part of the Bible, is to immediately kill any Jew you see on the street. Since the Jews in Gaza have also killed women and children, you should kill any Jews – men, women, and children – as soon as you see them, whether on the street or anywhere else. And because they have killed everyone in Gaza without mercy, you must do the same to them. If you carry out these actions, you will be following the order of the Torah, which is part of the Bible, and you will be rewarded by going to heaven.