A friend of mine doesn't pray, and whenever I tell him to pray, he says to me, "Make du'a for me," and he says, "Allah hasn't guided me yet."

Allah guides whom He wills, so what is your advice to him, your advice to him, knowing that I.

I want to leave him, but not before we try everything with him.

No, we say, since he says inshaAllah and so on, and asks you to make du'a for him, inshaAllah there is good in him.

Okay, but he is lazy about prayer. I say, make du'a for him in his absence.

You are close to him, beloved to him, and he loves you. Make du'a for him in his absence that Allah guides him, the Exalted, and say to him, "Allah hasn't guided me yet."

I said this to you: in this world, you strive to seek provision, you don't say: Allah hasn't provided for me yet.

You strive to seek provision, and likewise, if you want guidance, strive for that guidance. You can't say: Allah hasn't guided me while you don't want guidance. It's like saying: Allah hasn't provided for me while you don't want provision.

Tell him: you don't say Allah has provided for me while you're sitting at home, you don't say Allah hasn't.

Given me children while you haven't gotten married, you go get married, you go eat, you go strive to seek provision, why do you strive for these things?

But for guidance, you don't strive for it. Try to convince him, perhaps Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, will guide him. We ask Allah to guide him.