Hannah’s Daily Note

There’s a lot of silence around struggling with salah.
Not praying feels heavy, and the weight comes from what we make it mean about ourselves.

But the more I’ve lived, the clearer it’s become: when you stop praying, the problem is never ‘laziness’. It’s usually overwhelm, guilt, disconnection, or an identity that doesn’t feel fully settled.

Once you heal those deeper things, prayer stops being a battle. It becomes something your heart moves toward naturally.

Salah grows from safety, not pressure. One prayer today means you’re praying again. And that’s a starting point worth celebrating.