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Does Allah delay what you deeply want because He's preparing to bless you with it? I need advice

I finished college in December and have been desperately hunting for a research job since then. I tried everything in my city and got nowhere, so I started applying out of state to a facility I've always dreamed of working at. After tons of rejections back home and only unpaid roles available, I finally got some interviews at the out-of-state place, but they take forever to get back with results. This whole wait has pushed me to pray more tahajjud and make more dua. Has anyone else been through something like this? A time when you faced a string of 'no's and rejections, felt like your duas and effort weren't paying off, but then Allah blessed you in the end?

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Sister, your effort is not wasted. I applied to dozens of graphic design jobs after graduating and got nothing for eight months. I was so exhausted. Then, in one week, I got two offers. One was from a company I'd applied to twice before. Allah's timing is perfect, and the waiting is a test that refines you.

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Your story reminds me of when I wanted to study abroad for my master's. I got rejected by three universities, and I was heartbroken. I cried in sujood. Then, a professor I'd met at a conference recommended me for a scholarship at a university I hadn't even considered. It ended up being the best experience of my life. Trust Allah's plan.

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I went through this for a teaching position. Months of silence and rejections, then a school called me out of nowhere. The role was better than anything I'd applied for. Keep making dua in tahajjud-it opens doors you never imagined.

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May Allah grant you what's best.

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SubhanAllah

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Ameen.

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Ya Rabb

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