
Yaqeen Ramadan & Dhul Hijjah Series Why Do My Prayers Feel Unheard? | Allah's Names Ep. 11 | Dr. Omar Suleiman | Ramadan Series 2026
Feb 28, 2026
A reflection on divine nearness and why prayers can feel unheard. Explores the Names As-Samee, Al-Qareeb, and Al-Mujeeb and what they reveal about listening, closeness, and response. Shares stories and spiritual practices that invite deeper connection and sacrifice. Ends with a heartfelt supplication to inspire sincere, wise turning toward God.
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God Hears The Quietest Prayers
- Allah hears before words are formed, so du'a is heard even when totally silent.
- Omar Suleiman uses As-Samee' to explain hearing includes hidden thoughts and the 'silent cry' like Zakariya's secret call.
Zakariya's Secret Cry And Instant Answer
- Zakariya's night prayer in Masjid al-Aqsa is recounted as a secret cry that Allah answered immediately.
- Suleiman narrates Zakariya rising while others slept and Allah replying Labbayk then promising a son named Yahya.
Closeness Can Comfort Or Confront
- Allah's nearness is both comforting and confronting because He knows whispers of the heart.
- Suleiman cites being closer than the jugular vein to show God's intimate awareness of inner thoughts.
