Does it please you to be far from Allah after you were once close?
And remember: this world is only a few days…
Our appointment is Paradise, by Allah’s permission.
“Our appointment is Paradise, my friend ❤️.”
#repentNow#seekforgiveness
To you ❤️!
I have heard that you have become lazy in your worship,
that you have abandoned your daily portion of the Qur’an,
that prayer no longer has meaning in your faith,
And that you saw the forbidden without hating it in your heart.
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I came to tell you that we all go through these periods of laziness and weakness…
But I do not want you to stop here 🤍.
Return to Allah and renew your life.
Renew your covenant with Allah every day.
“Time does not welcome us; rather, we must wrest it away from many distractions. Benefiting from time requires entering into battle with numerous enemies.”
Dr. Abdul Karim @Drbakkar
Time management is a struggle against distractions, and wisdom lies in seizing it deliberately.
In essence: Balance is not equal division of time, but justice—giving both work and family their rightful due, with the ultimate goal of pleasing Allah.
Some people think that balance between work and family means dividing time equally between them. But life is not built on equality in everything—it is built on justice.
Justice means giving each side its due according to need and duty.
True balance begins when a person realizes that his work, his family, and all aspects of his life must move in one direction: seeking the pleasure of Allah Almighty.
— Dr. Abdul Karim Bakkar
Some parents think that upbringing begins with words and abundant instructions… while in reality, it often begins with the behavior children see every day.
That is why being a role model is one of the most powerful and profound means of education. Whoever wants to instill a good habit in his children should begin by planting it in himself first.
— Dr. Abdul Karim Bakkar
Wisdom lies not in generalizing solutions, but in appreciating differences among people.
Wise families look to the future of their sons and daughters with insight, not merely through the lens of custom.
— Dr. Abdul Karim Bakkar
Must a girl choose between study and marriage?
One of the common mistakes in some social environments is to present study and marriage as if they are two opposing paths that cannot be combined.
Thus, the right question is not: Is study more important or marriage more important?
Because the answer may differ from one girl to another.
The correct question is: What decision best serves this girl’s interest in her religion, worldly life, and personal circumstances?