MUSLIMS Bare minimum

WE ARE MUSLIMS.
We are good different from other religions. We must be extra better in deeds, extra good in knowledge, extra good in helping others and extra cautious in speech.
We must be that extra.

However, we still human after all. Our imaan may rise and drop suddenly. Like seasons, we change to adapt and the changes are all for the better lesson in this life. Even so, never make this as a reason to not pray, to be evil, to lie and to make sins intentionally.

When we don't feel a thing, a connection to our Creator, we know its a problematic situation. And all we ever want is to FIX IT QUICKLY! Never let this problem by itself because it never by itself- its with you. Its your souls, your emotion, its in your heart. Who else would solve this if its not your body? So do something and gear up. Push yourself. Don't be soo immerse in that despair that you let loose your imaan, hoping it will rise back by itself. Allah won't change the fate for people who don't want to change or don't want to work on themselves. Remember that!

So if you already practiced praying 5 times in a day, then when you have your pitfall, thats is your bare minimum. That is your least-your *AT LEAST* . Because that at least that you have been doing is the biggest ibadah that Allah look upon us. Prophet Muhammad pbuh said that if we leave our prayers we areno different than non believers and that we, already gave up on Islam, on Allah Mercy Masyallah !

If we used to read the quran everytime after prayers than even during the pitfall, that is our bare minimum! That we must do it nevertheless what we're feeling about it. We must keep doing so and its called istiqomah- the continuity of doing the ibadah in daily life.
Keep reading the Quran, keep praying 5 times a day, if you used to fasting on Monday and Thursday then keep doing so. Don't leave them! Don't skip them! That's your bare minimum you can do especially during this pitfall. Don't give up! Don't give up! Don't give up!