Progress about him

Alhamdulillah…

Abang’s condition is slowly but surely improving, and for that, I’m endlessly grateful to Allah SWT.

There was a time not long ago when he seemed completely detached from me. 

He didn’t care what I was doing, where I was going, who I was spending time with, or even who I was speaking to on the phone. 

I felt invisible—as though my presence and my actions didn’t matter anymore. 

It was painful, especially coming from someone I had vowed to spend the rest of my life with. 

It was as if I was living with a stranger wearing my husband’s face.

During those difficult days, I kept praying. 

I poured my heart out to Allah, asking Him to return my husband to me—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually. 

I asked Him to soften Abang’s heart and to open his eyes to the love and commitment that still existed between us. 

Even when I felt hopeless, I held onto faith, believing that Allah’s mercy could heal even the deepest wounds.

And slowly… things started to change.

Now, Abang is beginning to show signs of the man I used to know—the man who once cared deeply about me and everything that happened in my life. 

He’s starting to take notice again. 

He asks questions about where I’m going. 

He wants to know who I’m meeting. 

He even pays attention to the conversations I have on the phone. 

At first, I wasn’t sure how to react—it had been so long since he showed any real interest. 

But now, every question he asks, every glance of concern, feels like a piece of him returning home.

It’s not just about him checking in on me. 

It’s about connection. 

It’s about the fact that he cares enough to be involved again, to be curious about my day, to want to be present in my world. 

These small gestures may not seem like much to others, but to me, they mean everything. 

They are signs of healing. 

Signs of love rekindled. 

Signs that Allah is answering my prayers.

I know we still have a long journey ahead. 

Healing a relationship doesn’t happen overnight. 

Trust, communication, and emotional connection take time to rebuild. But seeing these little changes gives me hope. 

It reminds me that nothing is impossible when you rely on Allah and continue to do your part with sincerity and patience.

Alhamdulillah, all praise be to Allah SWT. 

Without His help, none of this would be possible. 

I believe with all my heart that He is guiding us back to each other, one step at a time.

So I will continue to pray, continue to have faith, and continue to work on becoming the best version of myself—for Abang, for our marriage, and for the sake of Allah.