Allah is always looking out for us...
I believe that Allah always looks out for us.
This morning, as I went to get a fresh pair of socks to wear, I found a pair on the floor and it was warm. I looked nearby and picked up my hair straighteners and discovered I had left it on by accident and the plastic on my electrical socket had burnt partially.
Had those socks were not on the floor, I would have not known and a huge disaster may have occurred so I thank the Almighty for looking out for me again...
Has anyone else had similar experiences where they believe the Almighty have 'protected' them??
This morning, as I went to get a fresh pair of socks to wear, I found a pair on the floor and it was warm. I looked nearby and picked up my hair straighteners and discovered I had left it on by accident and the plastic on my electrical socket had burnt partially.
Had those socks were not on the floor, I would have not known and a huge disaster may have occurred so I thank the Almighty for looking out for me again...
Has anyone else had similar experiences where they believe the Almighty have 'protected' them??



Comments on this journal
fon at least 5 people said to me that they overslept / were slow to reach their destination (near the blasts) on 7/7..
i think a lot of people feel that way about the 7th July bombings though as I too was supposed to be in central london that day but it was later that day so 'missed' it.
I guess the most recent thing to happen to me was me over sleeping and therefore potentially missing the tube that got caught in one of the bomb blasts on 7th Jul (the one that went off between kings cross and russell square).
When i got home...the first thing that G said to me was he could have ended up being a very young widower!
soon after i moved to yorkshire i was driving home from my parents' at 10 at night down a windy road, next to some mountains (the locals would call them hills tho)..
I didn't know it had been snowing the last few days in Halifax and the road I was on still had bits of unmelted snow/ black ice all over it..my car skidded, I tried to control it and couldn't, braked (v. bad move on ice), and my car spun and veered towards the mountain.. just as I yelled please god help, my car stopped and I was able to get out and call 999... me and my kid were ok.
the police later said the part of the road I was on never gets gritted (the council are gits), is so scary that ambulancemen never know what they're going to find when they get there (there's a ravine running down both sides for most of it.. I crashed in a bit where there's hills either side), and they said my car 'bounced' into a ditch before it could hit the rocks and 'bounced' out.. they couldn't explain it..!
yeah I have accidentally had a frying pan/ flame left on in my kitchen and gone down for something completely silly late at night and noticed it..
i think you're right