WAITING TAKES TIME

Unless you are a king or a prime minster,you are most likely to wait for someone or something.Waiting is bloody boring.I always carry a book to read but now most of us keep ourselves busy with Facebook,Twitter and Whatsapp.

Below is a great example where no body is talking to anybody next to them.They prefer to keep their eyes busy reading and the fingers typing.such is our life in the high-tech era..

Being alone is cary when the place where are waiting for train or bus.I prefer to walk around whenever I am alone.

LAST BUT NOT LEAST NEVER EVER LET YOUR MOTHER OR GRANDMA WAITS FOR YOU.CALL HER AT LEAST TWICE A MONTH AND VISIT HER AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH.

Most of us have made du'a asking something from Allah,God Almighty.When our prayers were not answered,we may lose our patience and hope.We can only ask as servant-it is up to The Master The Lord of The Worlds to grant what and when to whom He pleases.We don't have any right at all.We can only ask and hope.Just remember,Allah is the Most Merciful and He owns everything including our own lives.My personal experiences ,many a time,Allah will answer my prayers when the time has arrived.If not in this world,insyaAllah in the Hereafter-The Akhirat,our final abode.

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