I've studied the subject of purpose intensely for 5+ years and read over 100 books on this subject.
I've realised there are 4 MAJOR problems preventing Muslims from finding their true purpose and fulfilling their divine duty.
Most people ask us for balance, treating faith and career as separate systems drawing on limited hours.
But no schedule can settle structural conflict. When devotion and strategy run on different operating systems, every decision becomes a trade. You need one architecture.
When Al-Khawarizmi invented algebra, he wasn't doing abstract maths for fun. He was solving inheritance law - a real problem for families.
The "why" behind his work created the entire field of modern mathematics.
Knowing your reason changes the quality of everything you produce.
We surveyed 1300+ Muslims around the world on the subject of purpose.
This was one of the answers that was sad to see.
Only 20% of people feel they are currently operating at the peak of their powers.
It is said in the Quran it is knowledge and education that distinguishes human beings from the animals. So what has become of education today, that human beings are acting more like animals than ever? What’s gone wrong?
Your scars will make you a star. Your worst experiences will shape you and eventually strengthen you - as long as you don’t let it break you. Move forward always, grateful and patient.
90% of finding your purpose is just:
1. Understanding the big picture - e.g you are here to serve.
2. Understanding yourself deeply - e.g how to serve
3. Connecting the dots and taking action e.g who to serve and how
The little stuff that makes all the difference.
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Context is everything. There’s a root cause behind everything. Don’t be so quick to judge on the apparent. Be nuanced and neutral. Black-and-white thinking does not work with most human problems so understand the grey, too.