ALLAH SWT IS ALWAYS WITH US, throughout our journey:

Every year a boy's parents took him to his grandmother's house for the summer break, and they would return home on the same train after two weeks.

Then one day boy tells his parents:

′′ I'm grown up now, What if I go to grandma's house alone this year???"

After a brief discussion parents agree.

Here they are standing on the train station wharf, greeting him, giving him one last tip through the window, as the boy continues to repeat:

′′ I know, you've already told me so many times...!"

Train is about to leave and father whispers:

′′ My son, if you suddenly feel bad or scared, this is for you!...... ′

And he slips something into his pocket.

Now the boy is all alone, sitting on the train, without his parents, for the first time...

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He looks at the scenery through the window that scrolls..

Around him strangers hustle, make noise, enter and exit the compartment, he gets that feeling that he is alone.. A person even gives him a sad look...

So this boy is feeling more uncomfortable...

And now he's scared.

He lowers his head, snuggles in a corner of the seat, tears rise to his eyes.

At that point he remembers his father putting something in his pocket.

With a trembling hand he seeks to drop this piece of paper, he opens it:

*Son, don't worry, I am in the next compartment...*

This is how it is in life...

When ALLAH SWT sent us in this world, all by ourselves, HE has also given us a letter through his Quran verse 9:40

*"La Tahzan Innallaha maa'ana"*

*Don't be sad, ALLAH is with us.*

I AM TRAVELLING WITH YOU, I AM WITHIN YOUR REACH, CALL ON ME...

*So just don't panic, don't be depressed, it will only affect your physical & mental health.. trust Him, have faith in Him, our ALLAH SWT IS ALWAYS WITH US, throughout our journey*

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