Hijab's meaning lies with the Qur'an
Dr. Abdullah Al-Barakat's article explores the secret of the barrier between humans and the Quran, explaining that disconnecting from the Quran or any beneficial activity for a long period makes returning to it difficult, with the challenge increasing the longer the interruption lasts. He points out that this phenomenon is not specific to the Quran but applies to all actions we engage in, whether reading, walking, or others. This is related to what is known as the laws of psychology and energy, where resuming activity after a pause requires more strength and energy. He cites the concept of "Doom" in work processes to emphasize that consistency, even in small amounts, is crucial for achieving benefits. The same laws govern the operation of devices, which often need a larger initial push to start. This raises questions about the importance of maintaining continuous mental, physical, and spiritual efforts to avoid prolonged stagnation.
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