Trust in Allah – A Farmer’s Story

Trust in Allah - The history of peasants

in a small village surrounded by huge fields and calm hills, based on agriculture for their livelihood. Among them was a modest farmer named Abdullah. He was not the richest and had no greatest nation, but he was known for his sincerity, hard work and unwavering trust in Allah.

Abdullah believed, "Food comes from Allah. Our duty is to strive, but the outcome is in his hands." No matter how difficult the situation became, he never lost hope. Every morning, he woke up before the sunrise, offered to pray, went to his fields, and raised the country with commitment. Years of Drought

Years of a Year bumped into a village of unexpected misfortune. The sky remained clear for months, and the country was dry under the relentless heat of the sun. The wells began to dry out, and the withered plants and cows were suffering from a lack of water. Hopefully, the peasants lost their faith when they saw their fields become barren.

The elders of the

villagers gathered and discussed the crisis. Some suggested lending money to buy food, while others wondered about leaving the village in search of a better option. Fear and uncertainty spread amongst the fire-like people running.

One night, Abdullah's wife said with tears in her eyes: "You have to do something! Our children are hungry, and our groceries are finished. "

With a gentle smile, Abdullah replied: "Allah will test us. If we continue to patiently strive, he will surely take care of us."His wife knew that her husband's beliefs were immovable, despite his concern.

Faith Test

Abdullah continued his work while other farmers left their country. Every day he went to barren fields despite the scorching sun, bumping into dry ground and removing weeds. He knew there were no signs of rain, but he prepared the country as if it would rain.

The villagers laughed at him and said, "Abdullah, why are they wasting their energy? Don't you know there's no rain? Your job is useless! "

Abdullah just smiled and said, "My duty is to strive. The outcome is in Allah's hands. "

In the midst of despair, 4,444 weeks passed, and the situation worsened. Many villagers packed their things and went to nearby cities. The remaining few fought to find food and water.

One night, Abdullah kneeled in prayer, and tears flocked to his face. “Allah, you are a provider of all food. I did my part, and now I'll leave it all to you. “

That night we developed something amazing: at noon the clouds condense and cool breezes passed through the dry land. The bird is happily chutting as if to feel something extraordinary. Then the first raindrop suddenly touched the ground.

Within a few minutes the sky opened and heavy rain poured in, and the entire village was soaked. The dry country drank water enthusiastically, and the stream began to flow again.

The villagers ran out of their houses and laughed and cried. It was a moment of pure relief and joy.

Reward of Patience

When the rain stopped, everyone rushed to their fields. However, many farmers found their country to be too hard and dry. Since they left the field, their ground has become hard and barren.

However, the country of Abdullah was different. He was constantly defeated and cared for, so the floor was soft and ready. It completely unwatered, and the harvest began to sprout within a few days. Other difficulties had to resume agriculture, but the country of Abdullah flourished and produced a sufficient harvest. The same villager who once laughed at him came to him to give him seeds, grain and advice.

With humility, Abdullah said, Those who trust him will never remain empty. "

Teaching from History. This story teaches some valuable lessons: Hard work and perseverance wear fruit - even if everything is hopeless, Abdullah did not give up. He continued his efforts, and Allah rewarded him in ways he never imagined.

Trust in Allah's plan - even if others doubted, Abdullah remained in his beliefs. True trust in Allah means continuing our contributions and believing that they will be delivered at the right time. The

Test is a part of life - just as drought tested villagers, life constantly tests us. Patient and immovable people will find relief through Allah's mercy.

In addition to faith, it takes effort - Abdullah was not lazy and he was waiting for the rain. He works in his country every day, proving that faith must be accompanied by action.

Final Words: Allah will never leave those who trust him. His help may not come soon, but it always depends on the perfect time. Just as Abdullah's perseverance and hard work have been rewarded, we should remain immovable in our beliefs and efforts, and know that Allah's mercy is infinite.

-Allah may strengthen our faith, bless our efforts, and give us patience in difficult times. Ameen! 🤲✨