Ya Rabb, let me witness the day when everything i once called impossible becomes a beautiful part of my reality. let me look back and realise that none of my duas were ever lost. ameen.
A girl who commits a sin or makes a mistake, and despite all that, she goes, lays out her prayer mat, prays, and makes du’a as if nothing happened! Honestly, and no offense, you’re…
Allah will amaze you in ways you never thought were possible. Being patient is hard, but the sweetness of relief that Allah has planned for you is worth waiting for. Every delay is a blessing and everything will make sense in a beautiful way. He is surely the Best of Planners.
Haya and iman are deeply connected. Haya is not just about how you dress, it's about how you speak, how you behave, and how you protect the boundaries Allah has set. May we never lose the modesty that brings us closer to Him.
One of the most terrifying realities of life is sudden death no warning, no goodbye, no time to seek forgiveness or set things right. Just one breath away from eternity.
i want to be a woman who remembers Allah swt in the middle of everything. when something good happens, when something breaks my heart, when i’m angry, when i’m afraid, when my duas are answered, and when i’m still waiting. i want my first instinct to be turning to Him 🥺🥺🥺
Life is already hard. Find someone who's willing to do life with you just as much as you're willing to do it with them.
Fall in love. Find your person. Have someone to share your moments.
Perhaps the delay in you attaining your wish lies in a benefit which Allah wants for you. So be patient. Do not hasten. And be optimistic. For indeed, what awaits you is far greater than what you wished for, and there is no-one more generous than Allah.
I've made mistakes, hurt people, and learned some hard lessons. Now I'm choosing growth over ego, peace over drama, and kindness over being right. I'm becoming a better version of myself.
And when I finally make it, may my sujood be longer than my tears, my gratitude greater than my pain, and my heart so full of peace that I will remember these difficult days and say, "Alhamdulillah, Ya Allah. You carried me through it all." Ameen ya Rabb. 🤍🥹
You need to add this to your TAHAJJUD du’a:
“Ya Rabb, if my sins are standing between me and the acceptance of my desperate du’a, forgive me, erase my sins, and grant ease to my unsettled affairs.”
I have read Surah Kahf every Friday for years now. But I used to read it like a habit. It’s only recently that I’ve understood the weight of it. The infinite wisdom of Allah behind every loss you face. Every pain we feel is His mercy, we just don’t know that yet.