If you keep passing the same house, something is wrong with your map. Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explains guidance as a journey with changing terrain: good weather, slippery roads, crowded stretches and long isolated ones. Someone looks back and says they were a better Muslim in college and wishes they could return. You are not on that part of the road anymore. Wishing for a T-shirt while crossing snow mountains is not devotion, it is refusing to adjust.
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