naomi - // TTT, you’re wrong and so is AH. They never doubt. They expect to be tested. That’s how they explain every hardship that befalls them throughout life. There is no question of them doubting - not for a moment - ever. //
In matters Islamic, you have considerable knowledge.
But that does not mean that you can offer your opinion, which this is, as fact ,which it is not.
You cannot state with any degree of certainty that ever single Muslim on the planet has no inking of a crisis of faith.
Apart from that the fact that such a statement is unverifiable, it flies in the face of human nature - because everyone has doubts, however devout they may be, because that is how humans work, religious or not.
Therefore I believe you can offer an opinion that the majority of Muslims see a crisis as a test of their faith, and I would agree with you.
But I don't believe you can offer as a fact that all Muslims view their faith in exactly the same way.
Clearly they do not - if they all believed as the extremists who hide beneath their faith as an excuse to murder and maim people, Western civilisation would no longer exist.
The fact that I am sitting here typing this is proof, if any were needed, that all Muslims do not think the same way.