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Concept Of Dua (Prayers) In Religion
Aoa,
My understanding is that Allah has sent us to this world to live life based on a system of trial, with free will, to be then rewarded or punished in the afterlife.
In this framework, what is the utility of Dua? What does a Dua do? We know that all Dua’s are not answered (take example of people dying with hunger, people getting killed). Does Allah intervene in our lives? If yes, what are the rules around it?
If He doesn’t intervene, it’s fine – but that would make Dua redundant
Thank you,
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Concept Of Dua (Prayers) In Religion
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Read the story of Moses and the man of God in the chapter al-Kahaf in the Quran, which shows that God does interfere in our ordinary matters too, according to HIs wisdom, which is unencompassable. That is why we make dua to Him for our worldly trials requesting Him to interfere in our favour, and He chose to do the same or not, according to His grand scheme.
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