So after 8 years of having this car I have finally sold it. I made a dua to Allah to allow me to sell it with ease and he answered my dua by giving me an easy sale to someone who was a brother. I got a little bit more than I asked for but never the less a huge discount. I made sure this car was in perfect condition for safety and it surely is apart from the body work.
The first buyer came and bought the car. I thank Allah for such a beautiful car that never really had any trouble. It took me to the destinations in peace. 8 years I wonder to myself. Whilst most people would be chasing more luxurious cars with bigger names and better looks, I stuck by what was working and was functional for myself.
Will I miss this? I am not as sad as I thought I would be. I guess I am not attached to material things like some people are. This car has memories. Good and bad. I travelled across the UK to destinations far away as well as local. In the end I sold it and almost got 1/3 of the value I paid for.
Material goods are not to be cried over. I tried to be sad and yes I was a touch bit. We are sometimes overly attached to material posessions, sometimes rightly so as they have been with us as part of our lives like this car for a long time. Leaving a house you have been in your whole life may be a big deal also.
What really matters is, you, not these things, and the people you love.
So I pray to Allah that my next vehicle will be an excellent one.
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