Have you ever been in a situation where someone offered RM1k (talking about money lately huh?) to give but you only requested for RM100 and as a result, RM100 was what you got? Yes? No? Well, we have always been trying to strive to get the most of what we can get from other people, our bosses, our company - err ... the company where we work for I mean, not our own company :-). But have we striven enough to get the most of what Allah wants to give us?
A doa that I heard over my favourite radio channel recently, which is meant to be recited after a Dhuha prayer, made me contemplate about this and I confess that indeed I haven't asked enough (read: being arrogant, as if I am self-sufficient). Despite that, Allah has given so much to me (and I am sure to you too). Indeed He is the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate. But we rarely appreciate His Mercifulness and Compassionateness, despite reciting basmalah every day.
A doa that I heard over my favourite radio channel recently, which is meant to be recited after a Dhuha prayer, made me contemplate about this and I confess that indeed I haven't asked enough (read: being arrogant, as if I am self-sufficient). Despite that, Allah has given so much to me (and I am sure to you too). Indeed He is the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate. But we rarely appreciate His Mercifulness and Compassionateness, despite reciting basmalah every day.
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