LIVE WEBINAR 

Why Does Life Feel Like a Constant Struggle?

In Search of Ease — A Qur'anic Response to Struggle

Most of us assume that once we fix the next thing — the job, the marriage, the health scare, the debt — ease will finally arrive. But the Qur'an describes something different: struggle isn't a phase between periods of ease. It's simply what this life is.

In this live session, Ustadh Arif walks through what the Qur'an actually says about toil, hardship, and the way back to ease — and why so many of us keep missing it.

Join the live webinar and learn:

  • Why struggle isn't a sign something has gone wrong — it's the nature of this life itself
  • Where "home" actually is, and why you were never meant to find your way back to it alone
  • What the Qur'an means when it calls itself "a heavy word" — and what changes when someone actually carries it
  • The quiet ways we abandon the very guide sent to ease our path — and the excuses we use to justify it

Saturday, August 1, 2026
9am EST, 2pm BST
Live On Zoom
Registration Required

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What We'll Cover, Insha'Allah

BENEFIT #1

Constant Toil

Most people treat struggle as an exception — something has gone wrong, someone is to blame, a fix is needed. Learn what the Qur'an says about toil as the baseline condition of this life, not the exception to it.

  • Why "laqad khalaqna al-insana fi kabad" describes every human life, without exception
BENEFIT #2

The Guide That Was Sent With You

You were not left to figure this out alone. Understand what the Qur'an means when it calls itself a "heavy word" — and why so many people carry a copy of it without ever feeling its weight.

  • What qawlan thaqeela really means, and why the word "heavy" was chosen deliberately
BENEFIT #3

The Quiet Ways We Let Go

Abandonment rarely looks dramatic. Learn to recognize it in your own life — and the excuses that keep it hidden.

  • The different forms abandoning the Qur'an can take, even while still reciting it daily
  • The most common excuses we give ourselves, and why they don't hold up
  • Why "I'll get to it once things calm down" usually means never
HADIFH, RAQI & DREAM INTERPRETER

Ustadh Arif Abdulaziz

My journey in Islamic studies includes receiving an Ijaazah in Quran recitation via Hafs An Assim from Sheikh Muhammad Al Munshid, with one of the shortest chains of narration (27th from the Prophet ﷺ).

I have also dedicated myself to the study of Arabic, earning a Tazkiyah to teach foundational texts such as Al-‘Arabiyyah Bayna Yadayk and Al-Aajrumiyyah. Additionally, I gained a thorough understanding of Tajweed under esteemed scholars, including Sheikh Ayman As Suwayd.

I specialize in Islamic Dream Interpretation and Ruqyah. I am committed to the methodology of Ahl Sunnah Wal Jama’ah, striving to embody the understanding of the companions and their successors in beliefs, actions, and manners. It is my mission to share this knowledge and help others deepen their connection to Allah through the Quran and Sunnah.

BEFORE YOU GO

You Already Feel the Weight...

The Question Is Whether You'll Pick It Up

Most people wait for ease to arrive before they turn to the Qur'an — then wonder why the struggle keeps repeating. The guide was already sent. The only thing left is whether you open it now, or wait once again for a day that may never come.

Saturday, August 1, 2026 · 9:00 AM EST / 2:00 PM BST · Live Online via Zoom

REGISTER HERE