Quote by Anon., (of Islamic origin)

I asked for wisdom... And God gave me problems to solve.I asked for prosperity...And God gave me brains and the strength to work.I asked for courage...And God gave me danger to overcome.I asked for love...And God gave me troubled people to help.I asked for favors...And God gave me opportunities.I received nothing I wanted.I received everything I needed.My Prayer has been answered.

I asked for wisdom... And God gave me problems to solve.I as

Summary

This quote emphasizes the idea that sometimes our prayers may not come to us in the direct form we desire, but instead in the form of challenges and opportunities. It suggests that what we truly need in life may not align with what we initially think we want. God's response to the speaker's prayers reflects a greater understanding of their needs, providing them with the necessary attributes and experiences to grow, thrive, and fulfill their purpose. Ultimately, the quote suggests gratitude for receiving what is truly needed, rather than mere wants and desires.

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By Anon., (of Islamic origin)

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