Karshen Kaddara Book 1 – English Translation

Where exactly should I begin this story?

I know everyone’s mind will become occupied by one important question:

Where does destiny truly end?

Indeed, this carefully written book deserves to be called Karshen Kaddara—The End of Destiny.

Destiny tests the human heart, not because it wants to destroy it, but because it intends to prepare a person for a greater level of honour, maturity, and dignity.

Destiny is not something reserved for only a particular group of people. Nevertheless, hearing the word repeatedly can sometimes feel as though our minds are being conditioned to accept it without question.

Many people experiencing painful destiny often ask themselves:

“Why does destiny bring suffering upon innocent people?”

The answer is that whatever Allah has written for a person’s life will eventually happen, regardless of that person’s courage, intelligence, preparation, or carefully arranged plans.

There is always a deeper story behind how destiny unfolds and changes a person’s life.

We must understand that destiny is what Allah has already written. This means nobody can completely escape it, no matter how far or how quickly they try to run.

However, this does not mean that Allah intends to oppress or treat us unjustly.

Allah possesses perfect wisdom in everything He chooses to do. Destiny teaches us many important lessons about life.

Lessons We Learn from Destiny

1. Life does not always proceed according to our desires.

   It moves according to what Allah has chosen and permitted.

2. There can be goodness within every painful event.

   Even when an experience is difficult, it may contain hidden benefits for anyone who remains patient and perseveres.

3. A person should remain patient and grateful to Allah.

   Whatever situation Allah has decreed, we should confront it with patience, gratitude, prayer, and determination.

Whenever destiny reaches you, remain patient and continue struggling. Never allow yourself to surrender because your response to the situation is also part of your trial.

Many people face enormous challenges throughout their lives.

Some are tested with illness. Others struggle because they have not found someone to marry. Some people live under the crushing weight of extreme poverty.

Whenever hardships surround a person from every direction, that person may begin believing that the entire world has forgotten them.

The truth, however, is that you are not alone.

Every living person you see in this world is facing one challenge or another. The only difference is that some people’s trials are more severe than those of others.

Allah tests His servants through different circumstances to reveal who will remain patient and who will continue praying and trusting Him.

Believing in destiny does not mean that you should sit down and abandon every effort.

No. You must continue trying.

Seek knowledge. Search for lawful wealth. Look for a suitable marriage partner. Work towards your ambitions and make responsible decisions.

However, always remember that the final outcome belongs to Allah.

Our elders often advise us never to allow life’s difficulties to turn us into bitter or cruel people.

When destiny closes one door, it often opens another door that our tears may temporarily prevent us from seeing.