A Sickness Within Our Hearts

We may often trust a person, without necessarily depending upon them, and likewise we may depend upon a person without fully trusting them. However when it comes to Our Lord , both exist simultaneously in perfection. So why are we so ready to trust others, but so quick to question Allah? 

I'm sure we can all recall at least one incident in our lives when we experienced the rahma of Allah (SWT) in disguise. What did we do? What did we say? When one of the innumerable blessings we failed to count and thank our Lord for was unexpectedly taken from us, what thoughts rushed to our minds? What regrettable words came from our mouths? Why has this happened? What did I do wrong? Why has my blessing been taken away from me? Such spur of the moment questions, tainted by our false 
comprehension that the  blessings bestowed upon us belonged to us, in an instant, shakes our building of tawakkul, sometimes causing it to collapse, consequently opening up a door for our enemy -Shaytaan and closing a door for us to Our lord. 

Brothers and Sisters, why do we become so devastated at the onset of calamity? Why do we lose all 
hope? Why do we not simply trust in Allah ? For every goodness and blessing we own has only been by His Rahma (Mercy). 
The amaanah (trusts) within our possessions are only ours for a temporary period of time; they belong to Allah and one day we'll have to return them to Him . When something is taken away from us or we are faced with a calamity, always remember that Allah is testing our Iman (faith) and He knows that we are strong enough to deal with it, otherwise it would never have come to us in the first place, for Allah never 
burdens a soul with more than it can bear.