TAWAKKUL

"Do your part. Hand over the rest."

Think of the last time you did everything you could to make something happen. The application sent, the appointment made, the words finally said. And that evening, you went on carrying it.

That is not a flaw. It is how we are made: we know how to do our part, but we do not know where things go from there.

Tawakkul is the answer the Islamic tradition has given to this for fourteen centuries. Doing your part with actions. Handing the outcome over to Allah with the heart. Saying it with words.

A book you read, and a book you write

Tawakkul spans the centuries; what Daya Layla brings is a way of approaching it today. A verse, a reflection, a page waiting for you: TAWAKKUL alternates what it gives and what it asks of you. A guide, then a journal.

Every verse quoted has been verified. It carries its exact reference, and the translation used is named.

The forty-day cycle

A few minutes a day. What you do not decide, three questions. A few words. Nothing more.

No printed dates: you begin the day you choose, and you pick up again after an interruption with nothing to catch up on. The cycle waits for you.

A copy that becomes yours

Once filled in, this journal looks like no other — it's your handwriting, your forty days, your trust.

168 pages. Third title in the 40 DAYS collection.