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HII! First of all, sorry if I answered only now, I hadn't received the notification :(

Sooo, I don't have the recipe to increase the Iman, but I'll try my best to help. If you feel far from Allah, just remember, He hasn't moved, 100%. Based on this, think about what's keeping you away: sins, people and relationships or other distractions of this Dunya. I won't tell here what happened to me, maybe in private, but I'm gonna try to summarise it.

A few years ago I was in a very bad and dark period of my life. Sadness, paranoias and anxiety devoured me alive. My energies were truly low. I think I was not living, just surviving. I had tried many things, but in the end, nothing made me feel good, everything's temporary. At night, I remained alone with my thoughts in the dark. Astaghfirullah for the times I thought I didn't want to be here anymore. But then I decided to give it one more try, this time with faith in my heart. What had I not yet seriously considered? That. I started praying, even when it felt pointless and couldn't feel anything. The heart detached from Allah for so long has to reopen again. And so it was. It's not about being perfect, no one is. It's a path, and may Allah makes it easy for everyone. Step by step you understand that it's all you needed. Start small: pray once today, twice next week, and build from there. Then you start reading the Quran and understand an infinite number of things (as a lover of knowledge, love it). Allah helps you in this. He loves us more than anyone else. But take the first step and sincerely ask for forgiveness. I would like to tell you "it's never too late" but I will be real until the end: as long as you're not underground, you are still in time. Just do it. For yourself. For being able to live this Dunya in peace and love, the real one. For bulding your Akhirah, where you'll spend the rest of your life.

We are two medical students from Gaza—my sister and I—trying to hold on to our dreams in the face of unimaginable loss. In just a moment, the war took our home, our safety, and our livelihood. Now, we live in constant fear, struggling daily for survival.

The Rafah Crossing may reopen soon, giving us a small window of hope to leave Gaza and continue our education. But we cannot do it alone.

We need your support to make this chance count. Whether through financial aid to cover basic needs and educational expenses or simply sharing our story with others, every bit helps.

Your help means the world to us. Even now, we cling to the hope of becoming doctors to help others in need. But we may need to use part of the funds for essentials like food and shelter as we rebuild our lives.

With heartfelt thanks,

Hammam & Bannan 🌟🍉

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