Is it considered bad manners or a lack of trust in God to say: "Who sought forgiveness and got married? Who gave charity and was cured? Who sponsored an orphan and became pregnant? Who sought forgiveness for a sin and God provided for her? How many times did God respond? And after how long – a month, or two months?" Especially when asking about the duration?
Whoever doubts the effect of charity, seeking forgiveness, supplication, and acts of obedience in healing and achieving goals commits a grave error, for the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Good deeds protect against evil fates, secret charity extinguishes the wrath of the Lord, and maintaining kinship ties increases lifespan," and "Treat your sick with charity," and "The servant will continue to be answered as long as he does not supplicate for a sin or cutting off kinship ties." This doubt is a poor assumption about Allah and a lack of proper conduct with Him, and there is a fear of disbelief for the one who expresses it. Therefore, he must repent to Allah Almighty.
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