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**Knqzjbmf** · 07-06-2012, 05:44 PM

Can you or anyone else please possibly provide support for this view from Islamic sources? I have never heard a simple enough explanation about the degree to which we can affect our destinies and the relationship between our destinies and our free will.

"Nothing could change the qadar except du`a’." (musnad ahmad, vol. 5, hadith no. 277; sunan at-tirmidhi, vol. 3, hadith no. 139;
Allah blots out what he wills and confirms (what he wills). And with him is the mother of the book
(al-lauh al-mahfûz) (ra'd 13:39)
This ayah is evidence for that your destiny can be changed by dua.
I tookthis from here.
Allahu alam

07-06-2012, 05:44 PM	#8
Knqzjbmf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 316 Senior Member	Can you or anyone else please possibly provide support for this view from Islamic sources? I have never heard a simple enough explanation about the degree to which we can affect our destinies and the relationship between our destinies and our free will. "Nothing could change the qadar except du`a’." (musnad ahmad, vol. 5, hadith no. 277; sunan at-tirmidhi, vol. 3, hadith no. 139; Allah blots out what he wills and confirms (what he wills). And with him is the mother of the book (al-lauh al-mahfûz) (ra'd 13:39) This ayah is evidence for that your destiny can be changed by dua. I tookthis from here. Allahu alam
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