ALMOST BITING THE DUST AND NEARLY GIVING UP

 Hey Potterhead's, 

There's a relatable line in the Quran about death. It goes along the lines of:

'Every soul will taste death.;

I know it's kind of bleak, but we all have to return to dust one day. I almost did. You feel a bubble of air get trapped in your chest, you can't breathe, your eyes start rolling back in your head, and you start  panicking and praying the shahadat, which goes along the lines of:

'I bear witness that there is one true God worthy of worship, the one alone without no partner, and I bear witness that Muhammad is his servant and messenger.'

You will be a martyr. I was brought back from giving up. I heard a voice next to me saying:

'Come back to me. Don't give up. Fight.'

I tried my hardest to fight. I felt myself slipping away. I nearly gave up. I felt a hand on my chest trying to bring me back. I know death is scary, but if you are a good patient person who is strong in facing tests/trials of tribulations will get the highest place in paradise. I came back from nearly leaving the people I love in devastation or ruin. Too many people will miss you. I'd advise one thing:

'Keep fighting. Also the power of prayer helps too. Giving up isn't an option. You have to dig deep on the inside, and get on with it.'

I'll leave you to think about this on a deeper level.

Enjoy.

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