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Is dreaming of meeting Western and Korean celebrities to invite them to Islam a noble dream worth striving and praying for? Does Allah love all whom He created and rejoice at the conversion of non-Muslims to Islam? Is the lack of complete devotion in prayer or during remembrance of Allah and drawing closer to Him a natural thing? Do seeking forgiveness and remembering Allah fulfill supplications, bring sustenance, and comfort the heart? Will Allah grant success to the one who strives diligently to achieve their dream?

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The greatest dream for a believer is to attain Allah's pleasure, forgiveness, and Paradise. Therefore, one must strive to call people to Allah after acquiring beneficial knowledge, and take the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) and the righteous as the highest examples, not disbelievers. Allah is capable of all things, so supplicate to Him to direct your zeal towards His obedience. You must turn away from whispers (waswas) and ignore them, for paying attention to them leads to great evil, and whispers concerning creed do not harm you as long as you detest them. Humility (khushu') in prayer is one of its most important objectives. Allah only loves sincere believers, and He does not love disbelievers as long as they persist in their disbelief. He loves from His servants that they strive in inviting them to faith.

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