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**Aizutox** · 05-17-2011, 12:39 AM

I think about this regularly, but cant seem to find the answer. Some people say read salaah, quran, make zikr etc. and you will feel the connection. I can't feel it. Sometimes during salaah I feel extreme calmness and total ease, but I still cant see or feel the connection.
Jzk

Assalamu Alaikum brother,

As you have stated that "during salaah I feel extreme calmness" is no small achievement, you would be surprised at some things other people feel or their descriptions about Salat.
For each person Allah S.W.T has a plan and we should be patient "Inna Allaha ma'a as Sabirin"
There are no shortcuts, only a pure heart and Ibadah with sole intention to seek for Ridha Allah should be your concern.
Every person's Aqidah and relationship with Allah S.W.T is unique, our duty is to follow the Sunnah of our beloved prophet s.a.w as the other brother mentioned and leave the rest to Allah S.W.T.
My best wishes to you,
May Allah S.W.T grant you Istiqamah and Sabr.
Masalam

PS: As my favorite Shaikh rahimullah said "For he who seeks a prescribed path to come before his Lord is doomed to land in hell for those that do come before their Lord do so perplexed and bewildered" (not ad verbum)

05-17-2011, 12:39 AM	#3
Aizutox Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 489 Senior Member	I think about this regularly, but cant seem to find the answer. Some people say read salaah, quran, make zikr etc. and you will feel the connection. I can't feel it. Sometimes during salaah I feel extreme calmness and total ease, but I still cant see or feel the connection. Jzk Assalamu Alaikum brother, As you have stated that "during salaah I feel extreme calmness" is no small achievement, you would be surprised at some things other people feel or their descriptions about Salat. For each person Allah S.W.T has a plan and we should be patient "Inna Allaha ma'a as Sabirin" There are no shortcuts, only a pure heart and Ibadah with sole intention to seek for Ridha Allah should be your concern. Every person's Aqidah and relationship with Allah S.W.T is unique, our duty is to follow the Sunnah of our beloved prophet s.a.w as the other brother mentioned and leave the rest to Allah S.W.T. My best wishes to you, May Allah S.W.T grant you Istiqamah and Sabr. Masalam PS: As my favorite Shaikh rahimullah said "For he who seeks a prescribed path to come before his Lord is doomed to land in hell for those that do come before their Lord do so perplexed and bewildered" (not ad verbum)
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