In Sha Allah our future will be better than our past

 Allah has promised in the Quran that our future will be better than our past. Our sustenance, our rizq, our health and all are future well being belongs to Allah alone and we must trust Allah in all our matters. In Sha Allah Allah will take care of everything that goes in our lives and Allah has a plan for everyone not only believers but also the non believers. 

Allah has promised that sustenance and rizq is being given to all man kind. If Allah can feed a huge animal like blue whale then why cant he feed human beings which are much smaller in size. If we do good deeds and obey Allah's commands then surely we will have a great future Allah has promised that.

In the end what I would like to say is that everything has been predestined by Allah and Allah is the best of planners.

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