Comments on: Woman with Epilepsy Declines Cure http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342 Is not the morning near? Quran 11:81 Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:59:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Saba Malik http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342&cpage=1#comment-428 Saba Malik Fri, 30 Oct 2009 16:39:33 +0000 http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342#comment-428 I'm happy that reading MorningWind has put your heart at peace. Would you make du'a for all our sick friends and family who are suffering with depression? Du'a goes a long way especially when done in private and with ikhlaas. Yes, I'm in the Montreal area. I'm glad to see you here. We can "see" each on MorningWind until our live meeting one day in sha Allah. I’m happy that reading MorningWind has put your heart at peace. Would you make du’a for all our sick friends and family who are suffering with depression? Du’a goes a long way especially when done in private and with ikhlaas.

Yes, I’m in the Montreal area.

I’m glad to see you here. We can “see” each on MorningWind until our live meeting one day in sha Allah.

]]> By: Natasha http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342&cpage=1#comment-421 Natasha Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:55:55 +0000 http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342#comment-421 Assalamoalaikum, Mashallah I love your posts, Reading them has put peace in my heart. Are you in the Montreal area? I have always been looking for a group for muslim women so we can share our problems and support each other. Sometimes you just need to get out of the house but where do you go to? It feels so lonely you know.It would be nice if other muslim sisters with depression, epilepsy and other diffculties could meet and help each other,untill then at least I have your brilliant website.JazakAllah. Assalamoalaikum, Mashallah I love your posts, Reading them has put peace in my heart. Are you in the Montreal area? I have always been looking for a group for muslim women so we can share our problems and support each other. Sometimes you just need to get out of the house but where do you go to? It feels so lonely you know.It would be nice if other muslim sisters with depression, epilepsy and other diffculties could meet and help each other,untill then at least I have your brilliant website.JazakAllah.

]]> By: Saba Malik http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342&cpage=1#comment-325 Saba Malik Fri, 11 Sep 2009 02:16:47 +0000 http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342#comment-325 "This too shall come to pass"...what great words to hang by Tehenita =) “This too shall come to pass”…what great words to hang by Tehenita =)

]]> By: Tehenita http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342&cpage=1#comment-222 Tehenita Fri, 07 Aug 2009 10:02:20 +0000 http://www.morningwind.org/?p=1342#comment-222 Asalaam u alaikum Saba, this is a very good example for all of us. Subhanallah , it is really difficult for all of us when we are in a deppressive state, or immersed in anxiety, or even a hypomanic to try to be patient, but I know there are many times that I would like to talk to someone, but there isn't anyone around. The best one to talk to is Allah. Also reading the Dua of anxiety is a really good thing to do. Read it 3 times when you do. Another good thing to do is to listen to Ruqyah, or if you know it, then read it on yourself. I know that there are many times that despite all you do, your bipolar illness takes over, and even though your mind intellectually knows the truths, you still feel depressed or what ever state of mood your in. You can also tell yourself at those times " This too shall pass" and it always does. You may feel like it won't end but it will. Inshaallah may Allah give us all patience with this illness, help us to hold strong in our faith, and help us to follow our medication regime, which isn't always easy to do. We should make Dua often to be closer to Allah. He is the one who created us, and he knows us better than we know ourselves. Asalaam u alaikum Saba, this is a very good example for all of us. Subhanallah , it is really difficult for all of us when we are in a deppressive state, or immersed in anxiety, or even a hypomanic to try to be patient, but I know there are many times that I would like to talk to someone, but there isn’t anyone around. The best one to talk to is Allah. Also reading the Dua of anxiety is a really good thing to do. Read it 3 times when you do. Another good thing to do is to listen to Ruqyah, or if you know it, then read it on yourself. I know that there are many times that despite all you do, your bipolar illness takes over, and even though your mind intellectually knows the truths, you still feel depressed or what ever state of mood your in. You can also tell yourself at those times ” This too shall pass” and it always does. You may feel like it won’t end but it will. Inshaallah may Allah give us all patience with this illness, help us to hold strong in our faith, and help us to follow our medication regime, which isn’t always easy to do. We should make Dua often to be closer to Allah. He is the one who created us, and he knows us better than we know ourselves.

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