Why Me?: Understanding One’s Worldly Fate by Dr. Omar Suleiman is a deeply comforting and reflective spiritual self-help book that tackles some of the most profound, difficult questions about human existence, suffering, and divine decree (Qadr). Adapted from his incredibly popular Ramadan lecture series, the book serves as a gentle, reassuring guide for anyone trying to find clarity and peace when life feels unfair, confusing, or overwhelmingly painful. Rather than offering detached theological arguments, Dr. Suleiman addresses the raw, emotional reality of human struggle with deep empathy.
Why Me?
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Why Me?: Understanding One’s Worldly Fate by Dr. Omar Suleiman is a deeply comforting and reflective spiritual self-help book that tackles some of the most profound, difficult questions about human existence, suffering, and divine decree (Qadr).
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