Seeking reassurance on prayer acceptance:

_Islamic Principles:_

1. Tawakkul (Trust): Trust Allah’s plan.

2. Sabr (Patience): Persevere in prayer.

3. Istighfar (Forgiveness): Seek forgiveness.

4. Dua (Supplication): Ask Allah directly.

_Self-Reflection:_

1. Evaluate intentions (Niyyah).

2. Assess sincerity (Ikhlas).

3. Check prayer performance (Wudu, posture, focus).

4. Reflect on daily actions (Halal income, kindness).

_Reassurance Sources:_

1. Quran: “And your Lord says, ‘Call upon Me, I will respond'” (40:60).

2. Hadith: “Allah does not reject the prayer of a believer” (Tirmidhi).

3. Islamic scholars’ guidance.

4. Prayer of prophets (e.g., Prophet Ibrahim’s dua).

_Practical Tips:_

1. Consistency: Establish regular prayer routine.

2. Humility: Recognize limitations, seek guidance.

3. Gratitude: Focus on blessings.

4. Supplications (Duas): Recite authentic Duas.

_Du’a for Reassurance:_

“O Allah, accept my prayer, forgive my sins.”

_Additional Resources:_

1. Quran and Hadith studies.

2. Books on prayer and spirituality (e.g., “The Prayer” by Dr. Muhammad al-Jibaly).

3. Islamic counseling services.

4. Prayer guides and apps.

_Key Reminders:_

1. Prayer is a mercy from Allah.

2. Allah responds in His own time.

3. Focus on sincerity, humility.

4. Seek guidance from scholars.

By reflecting on intentions, actions, and seeking reassurance from Islamic sources, individuals can strengthen their faith and confidence in prayer acceptance.

_Remember:_

– Trust Allah’s plan.

– Persevere in prayer.

– Seek forgiveness.

– Focus on sincerity.

– Consult Islamic scholars.