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My Journey with Istighfar and Surah Al-Baqarah – Six Months Later

For the past six months, I’ve been saying istighfar over a thousand times every day and making sure I finish Surah Al-Baqarah within three days each time. Honestly, my reason was to see some barakah in my life and to get one particular du’a answered. But I’m struggling. I’ve even added tahajjud to my routine, but I can’t point to any real change. Life feels the same as before. I keep hearing about people who got better jobs or more rizq after doing this, but for me, nothing seems different. I know the reward is in the Hereafter, but I’m feeling a bit lost right now.

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Six months is nothing in the scale of sabr. Some of the salaf did things for decades. Tie your camel and keep the istighfar steady.

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Same boat. But my teacher said rizq isn't just money-it's peace, health, iman. Maybe look for the small blessings.

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Don't stop. Sometimes the answer is delayed because Allah loves to hear your voice. The barakah might be in what He's protecting you from.

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Maybe He's preparing you for something bigger. The fact that you're still consistent after six months is a gift in itself.

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I feel you, so many promises but no tangible results... yet my heart feels cleaner, and that’s not nothing.

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