Does the increasing injustice, scarcity of sustenance, and alienation from people that a Muslim woman experiences—despite her diligence in doing good and helping others—constitute an anger from Allah? And why do oppressors succeed in their lives, even though some of them are disbelievers? And is a person who is immersed in daydreams and talks to themselves considered mentally ill?

The answer to a supplication is not limited to theainment of the requested matter, but it may also be the averting of evil or a ذخيرة (treasure) for the Hereafter. Sins remove blessings and bring about misfortunes. Allah may hasten the punishment of a disobedient person so that he may repent. The relationship between a man and a foreign woman is forbidden by Islamic law, especially with a non-Muslim, and justifying it as a means of inviting to Islam is an embellishment from Satan. One must repent, sever these relationships, adhere to the limits of Islamic law, and associate with righteous women. For whoever fears Allah and is patient, Allah does not waste the reward of those who do good.