Satanic Whispers While Offering Namaz And Ablution?
Dear brother, thank you so much for your kind advice. May Allah reward you. I will surely remember you in my duas.❤🙏 I want to share my problem: when I say Takbeer-e-Tahreema at the start of prayer, I keep repeating it 15–20 times. The same happens with wudhu, I repeat it again and again. Also, during prayer, especially in Surah Al-Fatiha, I keep repeating because I try to read every verse and every word very carefully, making sure the pronunciation is correct and that I don’t make any mistake in the signs (zair, zabar). Because of this fear, I end up repeating again and again. Can you please explain to me in the simplest way how I can overcome this OCD and stop repeating , Takbeer-e-Tahreema, and Surah Al-Fatiha? please guide me with a very simple method. I want to stop washing my body parts more than three times in wudhu. I heard a hadith that if even one hair remains dry, the wudhu is not valid. Because of this, I keep repeating wudhu again and again. Can you please explain to me in the simplest way how I can do proper wudhu without repeating? Thank you, brother🙏
4 Tips for you: 1. Reframe your mindset: God is not concerned with linguistic perfection. Repeat this phrase 100 times a day to internalize it: “God is not an Arabic language professor, He’s not judging my pronunciation.” 2. Focus on the meaning: When reciting verses, prioritize understanding the message and essence behind the words. 3. Pause and reflect: Before repeating, take a 5-second pause. Remind yourself that God is Kind, Merciful, and not concerned with linguistic accuracy. STOP repeating! 4. Connect with God, not just the language: Remember, the ultimate goal is to connect with God, not to perfect your Arabic pronunciation. Focus on the essence of your prayers, and feel free to communicate with God in your native language, like Urdu, during and after prayer.