In college, I was a full time student working a part time job, the president of my MSA and held leadership positions in other community organizations. You could say I was a little busy, as I’m sure your lives are too. But every single day, I had a date that I would not let anyone or anything interrupt.
I didn't take calls on our date. Sometimes we took walks on the beach. Sometimes we sat in scenic parks. But mostly, inbetween classes, in a corner of the student union, and in the car, in parking lots and driving from one place to another, we saw each other and made our relationship work despite my schedule.
I was in a full time, committed relationship with the Quran.
You can be too. Make it a priority, the same way you would make a relationship a priority.
Commit to the Quran- as they say, til death do you part- but the Quran will be there with you, to accompany you and protect you, even after death. It will never leave you. What you did to connect to it here will be worth more than all that is in the world there. It will illuminate your grave when the light of every person has left you. It will help you soar through the heavens and ascend through its ranks.
If your heart can’t even open it yet, then just hold it and hug it and pray for you to be ready to be in a committed relationship with it. Then open it and stare at it. There is blessing in simply looking at it. And then take one verse and read it in a language you understand. And then another. Make a consistent amount you will do daily that is real and possible.
It is the type of relationship that is always ready to start off where you left it. Invest in it and know you’re only investing in your own bliss and success. Because when you sincerely open your heart to the Quran, it will open its secrets for you. And that is a love you will never for a moment regret.
“...truly it is in the remembrance of God that hearts find peace.” (Quran 13:28)
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