Closer to AllahA journal for the good life He promised
The journal
30 Nights Closer to Allah
One night at a time: what Allah said, what it means for you tonight, a dua, a question to write under, and one small step for tomorrow.



The book · The journal · The duas · The planner

Everything · + My Salah · + The 12 Keys
For when you feel far from Allah
100 reminders to let go of someone who wasn’t written for you
You still pray. You just don’t feel Him anymore.
Where do you want to start?
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Do the first 7 nights. If it doesn’t help you feel closer to Allah, write to us and we’ll refund you. No forms, no questions.
You still pray. Most days. You say the words, you stand up, you go back to your phone. Somewhere along the way it stopped feeling like talking to Someone.
Maybe it started with a loss. A person, a marriage, a plan. Maybe it was a sin you can’t forgive yourself for. Maybe nothing happened at all, and that’s the strangest part.
That distance isn’t a closed door. It’s a door you haven’t walked back through yet. This is the walk back.
One reminder on each page. These are some of their titles.
People have told you, gently, that you loved too much. That you gave more than was wise. You took that in.
Now you look back on your own tenderness as a kind of foolishness, something a wiser person would have rationed.
There is no such thing as too much love in the deen.
17You are waiting to feel differently before you live differently. Waiting for the pull to stop before you stop answering it.
Far. Guilty. Afraid. Numb. The planner gives you a ten-minute card: what to do, what to say to Him, one line to hold on to.
One verse, one small step, one honest line. Thirty nights. No streak to break, no order to fall behind on. Small things, every night. That’s the whole method.
Every ayah and every hadith is referenced at the back, by reminder number. Check them. I would rather you found a mistake than trusted me.
For anyone who still believes, and still feels far. After a loss, after a sin, after a long season of going through the motions.
It doesn’t ask what happened. It only knows you used to feel Him close, and you want that back.
Plus: where to open the book on a bad night, the duas carried in its pages, the words explained, and every reference.
Read it tonight
The digital edition. On your phone in a minute, the same 100 reminders as the paperback.
Where do you want to start?
All digital · yours the moment you pay
Do the first 7 nights. If it doesn’t help you feel closer to Allah, write to us and we’ll refund you. No forms, no questions.
Hold it in your hands

The paperback, from Amazon. For your bedside, or for someone who needs it more than you.
Get the paperbackThe book reminds you He never left. The journal, the duas and the planner walk you back to Him, one night at a time.
The journal
One night at a time: what Allah said, what it means for you tonight, a dua, a question to write under, and one small step for tomorrow.
رَبِّ إِنِّى لِمَآ أَنزَلْتَ إِلَىَّ مِنْ خَيْرٍ فَقِيرٌ
My Lord, I am in need of whatever good You send down to me.
Al-Qasas 28:24The duas
The words to say to Him when yours won’t come. How to ask, the Name to call on, every dua sourced.
Yes. The same 100 reminders, page for page, as the paperback on Amazon.
It is a PDF and opens on any phone, tablet or computer. On iPhone, open it and tap Share, then Books, to keep it with your other books.
Straight away. Your downloads are on the page right after payment, and the links are emailed to you.
No. Nothing to watch, nothing to keep up with, nobody telling you you’re a bad Muslim. A book, a journal, the duas and a planner you open when you need them. One small thing a night.
Open it in Files, Adobe or GoodNotes, not Apple Books. Tap the tabs on the side to move around, tick the boxes, type on the lines. Or print it.
Do the first 7 nights. If it doesn’t help you feel closer to Allah, write to hello@heartsatrest.com and we’ll refund you. No forms, no questions.
N. Karim. Every Quranic idea and every hadith is referenced at the back, so nothing rests on the author’s word.
No. It is personal reflection, not a fatwa and not a replacement for a scholar. Where a page touches religious law, it describes a feeling and leaves the ruling to those qualified to give it.
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He didn’t go anywhere. Start tonight.
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