Allah Is with Those Who Have Taqwā

“Indeed, Allah is with those who have Taqwā and those who do good.” (Surah An-Nahl 16:128)

Taqwā is more than just fear of Allah—it is living with a deep consciousness of Him in every aspect of life. It is knowing that He is watching over us, guiding us, and protecting us, even when no one else is. It is not about perfection; it is about sincerity.

When we have Taqwā, we don’t just obey Allah out of duty—we do it out of love. We make choices that please Him, even when they are difficult. We hold our tongues when we want to speak in anger. We choose honesty when deception would be easier. We trust in His wisdom, even when life doesn’t go as planned.

When we have Taqwā, we don’t just turn to Allah in hardship—we speak to Him in every moment, about everything. The small worries, the mundane details, the joys, the struggles—we whisper them all to Him. Because when we truly recognises that Allah is the source of all ease, we no longer hesitate to seek His help. What once felt difficult becomes effortless, simply because we placed our trust in Him.

And the reward of Taqwā? Allah promises His nearness. When we walk toward Him, He runs toward us. When we call upon Him, He responds. When we rely on Him, He makes a way out of every hardship:

“And whoever has Taqwā of Allah—He will make a way out for him and provide for him from where he does not expect.” (Surah At-Talaq 65:2-3)

Taqwā transforms our entire existence—it turns fear into trust, hardship into ease, and loneliness into divine companionship. The more we nurture it, the more we will feel Allah’s presence in every moment.

Hold on to taqwā, and you will never be alone.