The ruling on the absence of miracles for the believer and seeking them

Question:
Does the absence of miracles for the believer indicate that his prayer is not accepted? And is it permissible to seek a miracle?

Answer:
We have mentioned this to you, and we said that it is not a condition for the awliya (close friends of Allah) that miracles occur through their hands. They may be among the best of the awliya of Allah, and yet nothing of the kind occurs through their hands. Allah (Exalted and Majestic) did not mention that the wali of Allah is only the one through whose hands miracles occur. Rather, He said: So the one who believed in Allah and feared Allah is among the awliya of Allah, whether a miracle occurs through his hands or nothing occurs through his hands. And as I mentioned to you, if something does occur through his hands, he does not find in it anything but taqwa (mindfulness of Allah), righteousness, and gratitude to Allah. He does not call people to worship him or seek forgiveness for people through it. Rather, it increases his fear of Allah and his humility before Allah (Mighty and Majestic). Yes.