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Lakanood
You who set out complaining, wait... you may have forgotten some of your sustenance
A heartwarming spiritual and psychological journey that redirects our focus toward forgotten blessings, transforming ingratitude and discontent into deep gratitude, peace, and inner contentment.
About this book
"Indeed, mankind is ungrateful to his Lord." The word Kanood describes one who counts their afflictions while completely forgetting their endless blessings. In this profound spiritual book, Islam Jamal addresses everyone feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or defeated by life's hardships.
The book offers a comforting shift in perspective on what "sustenance" (Rizq) truly means. Sustenance is not merely money or material wealth; it is peace of mind, health, divine protection, and the subtle everyday mercies we take for granted. Through gentle reflections, Islam Jamal helps readers break free from chronic complaining, teaching us how to count forgotten gifts and reclaim deep spiritual contentment.
The book offers a comforting shift in perspective on what "sustenance" (Rizq) truly means. Sustenance is not merely money or material wealth; it is peace of mind, health, divine protection, and the subtle everyday mercies we take for granted. Through gentle reflections, Islam Jamal helps readers break free from chronic complaining, teaching us how to count forgotten gifts and reclaim deep spiritual contentment.
Why read it?
Because it directly targets common struggles like anxiety, burnout, and dissatisfaction, offering accessible spiritual wisdom and practical mindset shifts to cultivate gratitude and serenity.
Who is it for?
For readers seeking Islamic self-help, spiritual renewal, stress relief, and anyone struggling with anxiety over their future, sustenance, or life circumstances.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789778352023
ISBN-10
977835202X
Page count
216
Age rating
General