Even his mother's pain didn't break his faith.

Ammar (RA) was not the only one...there were more.

But the Quraysh never even stood a chance against the hope they had in Allah (swt).

So, over time, what changed?

With the situation of our Palestinian brothers and sisters getting worst day by day, it feels like…

Our hands tied behind our backs, and we feel like we can't do anything.

Somehow, we’ve allowed our flames of hope to die out.

We’ve lost the spark in our Duas, we’ve misplaced our matchboxes elsewhere…

And we've unwillingly distanced ourselves from Allah when we need Him the most.

How can we find hope when things look dire?

How do we dust ourselves off and stand firm with an unwavering trust in Him?

Allah promises us in the Quran, "Verily, with the hardship, there is relief".

So, as believers, how can we hold on to that promise and rise above what's happening right now?

And more importantly, how can we learn from our Palestinian brothers and sisters and their relentless hope in Allah (swt)?

Join Razia Hamidi on her FREE webinar on “Hope in Times of Calamity” and let’s do whatever is in our power to:

💔 Pick ourselves up despite the damage we’ve endured
💔 Let go of the regrets eating us from inside
💔 Start taking the steps towards Allah’s light; and
💔 Step up and help our brothers and sisters with everything we can

This is the first part of the 4-part webinar series. Join us in the series where our goal is to create a "movement" of strong believers.

📌 http://www.raiseherdua.com/series?el=podcast

And remember, the Ummah is as strong as its believers...

...and the believers are as strong as the Duas they make...

...and the Duas we make are as strong as the beliefs we hold in our hearts.

 📌 Join us in creating your growth part.