Anonymous wrote:
Question:
Know in your heart that you have completed what you set out to do and that the rest is from Shaitaan. Inshallah, Allah will cure you from this illness.
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REMEMBER THESE 2 THINGS AND IGNORE THE THOUGHTS AS THEY ARE FROM SHAYTAN
AND DONT SUCCUMB TO YOUR DOUBTS AND WASH YOUR HANDS AGAIN
i remember something from a bayan that you have all these impurities inside you i.e urine,stool, semen etc but only when they come come out it breaks your wudhu
the same way these thoughts are inside you not outside
And they are from shaytan so dont worry about kufr Remember
[quote="Anonymous"]
It is narrated from Abu Hurayra (may Allah be pleased with him), who ascribed it back to the Prophet (may peace and blessings be upon him) that he said, "Truly, Allah has overlooked for my Ummah that which is whispered, or the which is thought about in the lower self, as long as they do not act upon it, or speak about it." [al-Bukhari, Sahih]
Know in your heart that you have completed what you set out to do and that the rest is from Shaitaan. Inshallah, Allah will cure you from this illness.
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Anonymous wrote:
Once Hazrat Maulana Rashid Ahmed Gangohi performed wuzu then he had thoughts that he forgot to do masah. So he went and did it. Then he felt that his elbow is still dry, so he washed it. Then he felt that his ankle was also left dry. Now he said to himself, "This is not taqwa, this is something else." Then he said, "Even if it is dry, today I am going to pray Salah without wudhu." This is the way to get rid of waswasas. Be strong - Don't pay attention to such thoughts.
REMEMBER THESE 2 THINGS AND IGNORE THE THOUGHTS AS THEY ARE FROM SHAYTAN
AND DONT SUCCUMB TO YOUR DOUBTS AND WASH YOUR HANDS AGAIN
i remember something from a bayan that you have all these impurities inside you i.e urine,stool, semen etc but only when they come come out it breaks your wudhu
the same way these thoughts are inside you not outside
And they are from shaytan so dont worry about kufr Remember
[quote="Anonymous"]
It is narrated from Abu Hurayra (may Allah be pleased with him), who ascribed it back to the Prophet (may peace and blessings be upon him) that he said, "Truly, Allah has overlooked for my Ummah that which is whispered, or the which is thought about in the lower self, as long as they do not act upon it, or speak about it." [al-Bukhari, Sahih]

