Looking for comforting words about Allah's power and his plan for me and my situation
Assalamualaikum, as I am writing this, im laying down on my prayer mat as my tears are drying. Basically I was helping my niece with some English for her finals, and I was really tired, especially since this is the last year of high school for me and I have to study a ton for my upcoming exams. So I finished mostly half of her material and went to sit with my family. Now I was tired. I didn't drink any coffee or caffeine and it was already 6:30pm. So I made something to drink and I realized there's a lot of the material left and I really have to finish my studies so I excused myself and asked my sister to teach her instead. Long story short, my mother got mad at me and said that I was lazy because I was sitting with them slacking off and that I should've told my sister from the beginning to teach her. I got kinda hurt by her response because I genuinely tried my best to teach her and simply got scared that I won't be able to finish my studies for the day. My sister started calling me sensitive, and that's what really hurt me. I've always been sensitive, and I've tried my best to improve myself and not to overreact to certain topics, but this really hurt me because not a lot of my family knows about my journey in becoming better emotionally. My brother, my niece's father, thanked me for all my work and that brought me some closure. As I went into my room I started bawling my eyes out uncontrollably as I tried to control myself, and I reminded myself that, right now I don't have a shoulder to cry on, but I have a ground that I can kneel and pray on. And so I prayed 2 raka'at and I was scrolling through some Islamic reels to calm my troubled heart.
And so I ask all of you, if you have any comforting words of your own situations and how allah helped you, please share them. Because I truly believe allah will guide me through this, I fully trust in his plan, but I'd like to hear your stories and comforting words if you have any. Sorry for the long read🤍
Posted Jun 10, 2026, 4:36 PM UTC