If Allah has a plan, what is the point of Dua?

[Sheed1980]

As said b4 I am not living my life to help God He doesn't need my help nor anyone elses. I am living this life for myself. And this life is a test. It's a test of morals and judgment. If we pass we get to have the most magnificent reward from God. Where if we fail we get the most severe painful and humiliating punishment from God. All of our deeds are being recorded as we live life on Earth. 2 angels, one on our right records our good deeds and the one on the left records our bad deeds. There is a chapter in the Qur'an 101: 1)The Day of noise and clamour.2)What i The Day of noise and clamour? 3)And what will explain to you what The Day of noise and clamour is? 4)It is a day when men will be like moths scattered about.5)And the mountains will be as carded wool. 6)Then he whose good deeds will be found heavy.7)Will find his home in a mead of joy and delight.8)But he whose good deeds will be found light.9)Will find his home in a bottomless pit. 10)And what will explain to you what that is? 11)It's a fire blazing fiercely.
So in this God tells us about Judgment day and about our deeds being weighed against each other to determine our fate in the Hereafter. So this is a test my friend. If we pass we are rewarded with the best reward beyond our imagination. But if we fail, there will be a punishment worse than anything ever. So God continually tells us "Believe and do righteous deeds in order to succeed". We can't just do one and not the other

Yet another dodge.

If you are going to claim he does not need your help, every time you post you defy your own logic. 

Now what is really going on is your own flawed perception of reality. You merely like the idea of having a super hero, and that is why you continue to keep making excuses to cling to believing in him and why you keep trying to make arguments for it.

Allah is my Lord and Creator and I worship Him alone. So I can't prove it to you now but the time will come where it will be proven and I hope for ur sake u r on the believing side