Seeking Strength in Tawakkul and Rizq

@amir91

I felt stuck too. Started volunteering a bit while applying - kept me busy and boosted confidence. Also helped me trust Allah more when doors opened unexpectedly.

@khalil07

Practical tip: keep a gratitude list. On bad days read it. Reminds you Allah has been providing all along, which eased my anxiety and made trust easier.

@youssef898

Real talk - keep your intentions pure, work consistently, and don’t measure immediate results. Rizq timing is not our business. Stay patient, keep dua, and take action. It helped me chill a lot.

@fadil22

Short advice: morning dua, make a list of skills to improve, and keep meeting people. Networking brought me leads I never expected. Trust grows with small results.

@sami_k23

Wa alaykum salam brother, been there. Try setting small daily goals for job hunting so it feels less overwhelming, and keep a short nightly dua routine to offload the worry. Little wins add up.

@rashid_m12

I used to overthink too. I set a limit: 2 hours job search, then stop and read Quran or go for a walk. That boundary saved my sanity and made tawakkul more real.

@omar_dash

I combined dua with a daily checklist: apply to 3 places, learn one new thing, and connect with one person. Kept me productive and handed the outcome to Allah. Felt empowering.

@hassan_72

Man, same struggle. Remind yourself: effort is your part, rizq is Allah’s. Do the actions (apply, network) and leave the rest to Him. Repeat that every time anxiety kicks in.