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Many things one that makes me question Islam is when making duas people say to manifest through duas that doesn’t make sense to me although scientifically manifestations work why are we doing that in order for duas to be accepted? Is it a dua that Allah will listen to and answer or are we manifesting and that became misconstrued with duas? Also why if someone has very little iman and make duas? Would our tawakal be very low so that means our dua won’t be accepted? Tawakal is similar to manifesting basically believing your wish will come true, scholars say if you don’t believe it will come true then it won’t be answered……that just proves my point even more that it feels like manifestation.

Why are nonbelievers duas met? Where does it say that in Islam? And can you explain why you must manifest through dua in order for it to be met?

Salamalakum, People who say make duas and manifesting through dua that it will doesn't make sense to me and makes me have doubts in Islam, im confused is it a manifestation? Or is a dua an actual call for help to Allah and Allah hears it and gives it to you? This issue gives me doubts in Islam. Please someone help and explain this to me. Why do people say you will only get dua answered if you believe Allah will answer the dua? that is just like manifestation. So are we manifesting when we make duas or is Allah himself giving it to us.

Hello, can someone give me something that made you iman in Allah increase im having doubts in Islam I’ve been having it since Ramadan, if anyone has anything to say that is unbias that helped you increase your iman please help me out.

if im going to pay for a car in full it’s going to be a nice car with good safety features

The thing is buying a car in full is less beneficial for me because I plan to save up and buy a car I’d like to keep long term in the next year or two, so paying for a car in full I will not keep more then a year or two is more detrimental and expensive. I could put 12k down on a 32k car, and pay the difference which is 20k for 1year let’s say I pay $600 per month if I keep the car for 1 year and sell it for its original worth before taxes (29k) or even 27k or less I would have actually made over 10k profit. Even if I sell it for 25k I still make profit. Because in one year with monthly payments and my down payment I spent 19k in total to drive a very safe car with great safety features. If I buy any temporary car in full right now it will actually be a waste of money because like I said I don’t plan to keep it. Overall I hope I explained this to whoever is reading it will understand in this situation I could actually loose money if I were to pay the car in full or any car in full as a matter a fact if I only plan on keeping it for a year or two as a temporary car.

With all due respect that didn’t anser my inquiry.

I don’t think it will eat at my budget I would have spent a little over 3000$ total in interest or less if I get a co-signer in 2yrs when I decide to sell it and fully purchase a car I want to buy….that being said the dealership said I could sell it back to them for 29k which is what it’s worth right now but with tax and other fees it will be 32k per my correction in the previous post (not 33k). So I won’t be spending that much at all to drive a car with great safety features which is what I valuable the most. With that being said none of this will be eating at my budget and allahmdillah I have two good jobs in the healthcare field. I could perhaps save for a few months and buy the car in full but I would have to continue to drive a very unsafe car for several more months and I’d rather not risk a potential accident especially at night where the head lights are pointless and emergency braking isn’t an option because it takes so long to come to a complete stop not to mention there are no sensors or driving safety features.

Correction the car is priced at 29,000 with tax and all fees it is 32,000. Just for clarification.

Salamalakum, At present, I’m driving an old, unreliable, and unsafe vehicle. The headlights are dim to the point of being nearly useless at night, and the brakes are faulty this car is from 2003. Since receiving this car in February of this year, I’ve already been involved in two accidents—both of which could have likely been avoided if the vehicle had been in better condition. I rely on this car to get to work daily, and continuing to drive it feels unsafe, not just for myself but also for others on the road and those in my car. Given this situation, I’ve decided that I can no longer risk buying another cheap, low-quality car and instead looking for something with good safety features and in good condition. I went to a dealership to explore my options, and one of the proposed solutions was to finance a more reliable vehicle. Here’s the offer I’m considering: The car is priced at $33,000. I would put down $12,000 upfront. My monthly payments would be around $600, with approximately $100 of that being interest. Over the course of two years, I would pay around $26,000 total. The dealership estimates that after two years, I could sell the car back for around $29,000. In this scenario, I would either break even or potentially make a small profit, meaning I would have had a reliable, safe car for two years at very little to no cost at all depending on when I choose to sell it. I also intend to use this time to save for a car I can purchase in full without financing in the future. I’m aware of the Islamic ruling regarding interest (riba), and I’m trying to avoid it unless there is a genuine hardship. However, I’m unsure if this situation qualifies as a necessity (darura) that would permit such an arrangement temporarily. I would greatly appreciate any guidance on whether this approach would be Islamically permissible under these circumstances. Jazakum Allahu Khayran