The outcome of what you do or choose is determined, but what you do depends entirely on your will. You can choose anyone. This is the freedom of the will of man. God doesn't force you here. God has determined what you do, but he has left it to your will what you do.
Therefore, the future that we understand by fate is of course predetermined, but we choose one of the many predetermined futures ourselves. When we choose ourselves, its faults, qualities, achievements, losses are all ours. The responsibility is entirely ours. It's not up to you to decide what you do. It's up to you to decide what happens.
Even if the fate is decided beforehand, God accepts our prayers and changes the fate. You wanted something from God. God almighty will give it. If God doesn't give it to you, there can be two main reasons.
The first reason is that your desire wasn't right. The demand has been fulfilled.
The second reason is that it will not be beneficial for you, but it will bring you suffering. If not, if you want something with full faith in God, God will definitely give it. During the final trial in the field of Hash, in order to escape the fire, many will make false accusations against Allah. But these false accusations are false. But if someone complains, "O Allah, I asked you for such and such a thing on such a day, you did not give it to me." "This is a true accusation. No one can make such a true accusation in front of the Almighty Allah.
Because if someone can make a true allegation, then his mistake or failure is shown (Naujubillah). But the question arises as to what kind of God He (Allah) is, what kind of Lord, and what kind of power he is. So those who have not received anything from Allah in the world will be rewarded so much for that prayer in the field of Hash that he will say, Alas, if none of my prayers in the world had been accepted, how many more rewards would I have received?"
The prayer:
God has a desire for a slave. It never fails. God gives something in this world and saves something to give in the hereafter. But he will give it. The slave wants and god does not give or give it will never happen. No matter how sinful the slave may be, Allah accepts his prayer. This must be sought directly from God.
Fate is our future. God has ordained it. But which future we choose depends on our will. God has given us freedom here. So the responsibility (profit/loss) of this choice is mine. By accepting our prayers, Allah changes the fate. If our desire is not fulfilled in the world, it will be fulfilled in the hereafter. Prayer never fails. Let's ask God more and more for all the small and big things in life. In this is the good of the world and the hereafter for us.
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