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Is what the questioner is suffering from—a repeated interruption from prayer despite her attempt to commit, along with the presence of the affliction of the "Jinn Al-Ashiq" (the عاشق jinn) and her persistence in reading the Quran, seeking forgiveness, and supplicating—considered a sign of Allah's wrath? And when can she submit questions to the electronic fatwa section?

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Source: FtawySummary from Ftawy's records · added here Sep 2, 20261 min readAlso available in العربية
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The root of the problem lies in listening to the whispers of Satan and not guarding against them. To rid oneself of this problem, one must seek help from Allah and refuge in Him from Satan, perform sincere repentance, and maintain prayer at its prescribed times. Prayer is an easy act, and there is no excuse for abandoning it or being lenient with it as long as a person is conscious. It is the first thing a person will be held accountable for on the Day of Judgment. Among the things that help with adherence are keeping company with people of uprightness and staying away from the heedless. Feeling the problem, seeking forgiveness, and reciting the Quran are good deeds that should be invested in.

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