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**gghrdfffhfyj** · 12-18-2008, 11:37 PM

All I can say is Jazak Allah for all of your replies. What you have all said makes so much sense to me, I know this is the truth but I just hate Shaytan so much because he makes it so hard for us to accept it.

Jazak Allah dear brothers and sisters, thank you all so very much, I was feeling so lonely before but I know that I will always have my Muslims to help me, Alhumdulillah.

Whenever I think about the fact that these whispers are evidence of the truth of Islam, because Shaytan wouldn't whisper to people who are on the wrong path, (it defies logic), I get a thought saying "There is no such thing as Shaytan." It's like a vicious cycle and I just want to get through it.

I don't want to fail, but I don't know how to actively get my Iman back and a whole lot of Yaqin. How do I do this? I'm worried that this will last my whole life.

12-18-2008, 11:37 PM	#6
gghrdfffhfyj Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	All I can say is Jazak Allah for all of your replies. What you have all said makes so much sense to me, I know this is the truth but I just hate Shaytan so much because he makes it so hard for us to accept it. Jazak Allah dear brothers and sisters, thank you all so very much, I was feeling so lonely before but I know that I will always have my Muslims to help me, Alhumdulillah. Whenever I think about the fact that these whispers are evidence of the truth of Islam, because Shaytan wouldn't whisper to people who are on the wrong path, (it defies logic), I get a thought saying "There is no such thing as Shaytan." It's like a vicious cycle and I just want to get through it. I don't want to fail, but I don't know how to actively get my Iman back and a whole lot of Yaqin. How do I do this? I'm worried that this will last my whole life.
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