Feeling Heard by Allah: A Journey in Dua

My dua has changed over the last few weeks and now I feel far more contentment and peace in making dua and actually feel heard in a way that I have never done before.
In "Feeling Heard by Allah: A Journey in Dua," I delve deep into the essence of supplication and connection. Let's be honest, how often do we find ourselves reciting a 'shopping list' of desires in our Duas, questioning if we're truly being heard? It's time we stopped treating these sacred moments as a one-way wish list and started embracing them as a profound dialogue with the Divine.
In this reflective video, I share a transformative experience that shifted my perspective on Dua from mere requests to a vulnerable, open-hearted conversation with Allah. Discover how, by embracing vulnerability and addressing Allah with His beautiful names, we can feel genuinely heard, even if our Duas aren't answered in the ways we expect. Maybe it's the act of pouring our hearts out that brings us closer to our Creator, offering solace and understanding in ways we hadn't imagined.
Whether you're seeking solace, guidance, or a deeper understanding of your spiritual journey, this video is for you. Let's navigate the complexities of connection and supplication together, finding comfort in being truly heard by Allah.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Pre-Cap
0:24 - Learning to Make Dua
3:05 - Recent Dua Experiences
6:36 - Vulnerability in Supplication
9:15 - Prophets' Duas
9:55 - Heartfelt Dua Importance
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[@t1bzz]

This is very inspiring. We should try to instill this in our children from a young age. Insha'Allah in the future they will be able to to turn to Allah for anything, material and emotional.

[@hani1586]

Such good content. Thank you

[@sidramalik1963]

One thing we know is that Allah loves us unconditionally in a way we cannot comprehend. From my own personal experience and perspective I believe it’s our own connection we need to improve. Rather than thinking / feeling if Allah ‘loves’ us.
Like you have mentioned, we go to our own parents etc.
if something is bothering us and we would care to express this to our parents (because we trust) they would generally go beyond their means to help us feel better / resolve the issue, support, love and care for us.
Just imagine the endless possibilities… when we wholeheartedly reach out to our Creator.
I see it as an ‘expression’.
Do we trust enough to go to
Him in order to express how we feel, what we are thinking, our worries etc.
Nice video ❤