Has Allah ever answered your dua instantaneously?
Yes I will tell you some of the answered Duaa on the spot :One night my husband took me on a date and during our date he kept checking his mobile phone.On our way back home , I wanted a bit of holding hands and tried to get his attention but he was more interested in his mobile phone and game Clash of Clans, so I decided to walk speedily and leave him behind me a few meters, I was fuming and mumbled “inshallah it breaks that bloody phone of yours” . Instantly I heard him dropped something, I knew it was his phone I smiled .It was broken , I could not stop laughing hearing him swear. So I turned around and laughed and my hubby was sad , he knew instantly that it was because of my Duaa .On another occasion our bouler broke down for 3 days no hot water no heating. We brought an engineer who opened it up and tried to fix it but he said :” it is broken you need a new one”We brought a second engineer and he came to the same verdict “it is broken you need a new one”My husband was gutted and worried where would we get 4000 pounds to replace this broken one.On hearing him despairing I called secretly “oh Allah , you have all Power surely fixing this boiler is an easy thing for you” 30 mins later my husband came to me and said “ I just powered it again and it worked ! “ “ Yes darling and don’t worry it will last till the summer, it just came to my mind that when I am stuck at work with an IT problem , I usually go do my prayer and pray Allah to fix it or to help me fix it and it ALWAYS worked so I literally made duaa 30 mins ago for Allah to fix the boilerand He did Alhamdulilah ”That way Allah fixed a washing machine and a hoover too for me :-)On so many occasions at work I am not as geeky as my colleagues but I earned a reputation of having magic when it comes to fixing issues , lolThis goes without saying that I thank God for each answer He does . He says in the Quranand He also says :
What is theTemperment of a Doberman Pinscher like?
No they do not have the temperament of either a pitbull or a rottweiler. Those breeds were developed to fight other animals. The Doberman was bred 100% as a guard or protection dog. On a negative aspect they can be possessive of their owners and their "space", and this can result in an attack if the "intruder" pushes the boundaries. Well trained and obedient they make intelligent, alert, and loyal companion dogs. Naturally they have floppy ears and a long tail. These are often cropped for cosmetic reasons. See the links for more information on temperament and training requirements. Edit: Actually Nancy M, Rottweilers as a breed most likely originated with bear baiting and drover dogs, the breed itself was originally used as a cattle herding dog capable of protecting the herds from wolves. The guarding and service use came much later.
How do I repair my Brother sewing machine?
What’s wrong with it? I’m a Brother factory-trained tech, and even though I can’t use your broken link, first thing you always do when diagnosing a sewing machine isReplace with a new needle.Rethread the upper thread. Before threading the needle, drop the presser foot and pull on the thread. You should feel some resistance from the upper tension. Now thread the needle.Remove the bobbin case and inspect it for needle damage or rough spots. People thread these machines incorrectly by missing the take up lever all the time, and that will cause loops of thread to wrap around the bobbin case and force it into the path of the needle. Ouch.Clean the hook area of debris. Look at the hook as you rotate the handwheel. Is it making physical contact with the needle at any point? It should come close. A third of a millimeter. But it must not touch.Reinstall the bobbin case, use a bobbin that is properly wound, not mushy. Check for bobbin tension. You should feel a tiny bit of resistance.Select a zig zag stitch and test. This solves 90% of repair issues. It’s the sewing technician equivalent of the IT guy resetting your router and fixing your internet.
Are Volkswagen Golfs expensive to maintain?
I owned a 2000 GTI for 90K reliable bullet-proof miles. No issue with sensors, no quirks, no problems whatsoever! ( window regulator was replaced under warranty; this was done free even though it was out of warranty). It was a powerful, incredibly fun car to drive! The ONLY reason I sold it was to buy a new 2006 GTI ; IMO an even better car. My sister has a 2000 Golf Auto trans. with 160K durable miles on it. She loves it because it has cost her 0 $$ in repairs!! She does however, maintain it by the book. I have owned many autos over the years (I'm 56), but I have ultimately chosen VW as my permanent brand. When comparing parts and labor prices with other brands, I have found that VW is no higher than anyone else. Let's face it, All parts are high these days. Even groceries/gas etc. are high..... The Driving experience in my GTI is so fabulous that I would gladly pay a bit more for parts/labor if I had to. Thats how much I love this car. If and when I need repairs I will take it to my Dealership and pay my $$$, knowing the car is worth it. Before buying any car ,VW or other ,make sure you get a maintenance history (oil changes, filters, timing belt, etc.). I treat my GTI with the best oil and filter money can buy. I also maintain it according to specs from the Owners Manual. Many car owners (even some VW owners) do not do the requisite basic maintenance and it comes back to "haunt " them later..... Then they claim that the car is at fault! So what I'm saying is that the reliability of the VW you are considering is dependent upon whether or not the former owners cared about basic maintenance.
How can I control my anger?
There once lived a boy who had a bad temper. He would get angry at every little thing. One day, his father gave him a bag of nails and told him, "Every time you get angry, hammer a nail into that front wall."And so the activity started. On the first day, the boy hammered 50 nails. The next day, he hammered 40. Each time he used to go there, he repented being angry - it was quite a challenge to hammer a nail into that damn brick wall! Slowly, he discovered that controlling anger was easier than hammering, and the number of nails hammered started going down.Eventually, a day came when he didn't get angry, and he felt the joy of it. Now his father gave him another task, "If you do not get angry the entire day, remove one nail from the wall." After several days, all the nails were removed.Now his father took him near the wall and asked him what did he see. The boy replied that he can see holes in the wall. The father then explained to his son: "These holes are like the scars that you leave on people when you get angry. No matter how many times you say sorry, the scar does not go."So I suggest you two things:Realize that words once spoken cannot come back. Your anger hurts others and leaves a sour impression that lasts forever.Each time you get angry, "hammer a nail". Simplest thing you can do is to carry a pocket diary and put a line each time you get angry. Then at night, count the number of lines for that day. If you make this a habit, each time you would get angry, you would be reminded to note it down. Indirectly, you would also realize that you getting angry. And because you are conscious and aware at that time, you would find it easier to control your actions and subdue anger.I hope the day comes soon when you don't have any line in your diary.
Do you really believe pitbulls are vicious and a dangerous breed?
Pitbulls certainly do have a reputation for being a dangerous breed and some countries have banned them. It seems as though there are some misleading information about them though as mentioned in the link below. For instance, "Pit bulls are classified as having an average temperament with breeds such as the golden retriever actually being known to be more aggressive". There is also information on this page to help you know what precautions pitbull owners should make.