THE POWER OF DUAA (PRAYER)

 Hey Biscuit Eaters, 

When you're going through trials, and tribulations in life prayer to a higher power works. Praying to the One true god (Allah), makes you forget about cancer. You have to be passionate about something if you want to be cured. Every afternoon, or night, I'd raise my hand in supplication, and pray, I'd ask for everything and anything. You have to be sincere if you want your prayers to be answered. Crying, begging, to a reasonable limit can help. If you're desperate enough to want to get better for your loved ones. Close you eyes, look to the heavens, and ask until you've poured your heart and soul out to the Lord of the World. 

A really cool one liner that I've said in my life is: 

'Ask and you shall receive.'

Always ask God with conviction, about anything. Seeking help from a higher power will give you the strength to keep living. Making long prayers is like having a conversation with God. He's all-seeing/all-knowing, so he'll see you asking him to burn the cancer away. You can pray other duaa's in Arabic. They help you to heal. You have to want to fight the cancer in order to ask for good health. You have to put your trust in God to make you survive. Whether you live, or die is in his hands. Giving up isn't an option. Having faith/believing in the impossible is the difference between getting better, and living to tell the tale of how you got to remission. 

Some advice I'll leave you with is: 

'Being passionate when making a prayer is the ticket to getting better. Try to ask God for things that relate to you and other people in your life.'

Think about that.

Enjoy.

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