Your faith, like most things in life will fluctuate. Don’t expect it to remain constant. There’ll be ups and downs, highs and lows, good and bad days. Don’t let that define you. Do things sincerely for the sake of the Almighty and your faith will strengthen by His Mercy.
Overwhelmed? — Allah is in control.
Crying? — Allah sees you.
Waiting? — Allah’s timing is perfect.
Lost? — Allah guides.
Broken? — Allah heals.
Weak? — Allah strengthens.
Guilty? — Allah forgives.
Scared? — Allah protects.
may this Ramadan be the one that truly changes us, the one we don’t look back on wishing we had done more. may we let go of what holds us back and carry forward what brings us closer to Allah. may it really change us for the better🎀🫂!!
You missed Fajr, but woke up for school.
You missed Asr, but didn’t miss practice.
You missed Isha, but scrolled till 2 a.m.
Who really comes first in your life?
pray instead of worrying.
pray instead of overthinking.
pray instead of controlling.
pray instead of stressing.
pray instead of complaining.
pray instead of panicking.
in every situation, pray.
Being pious doesn’t give you the right to be harsh to those around you. If at all, you should be gentler, kinder & always willing to extend a helping hand. Be strict with yourself by all means but when it comes to others, a softer approach will often achieve much more.
We’re each on our own journey. Keep your eyes focused on the road ahead. Run your own race. Don’t get distracted by what someone else is doing. And don’t worry about what anyone thinks. It’s irrelevant. You’re answerable to the Almighty. Get your priorities right.
One of our biggest flaws is pretending to be blind to our own shortcomings but we’re the first to jump down someone's throat when they make a mistake. Learn to be more self-critical instead of always pointing fingers. Leave the judging to the fairest Judge of all.
Before you start finding fault with someone, stop in your tracks and ask yourself: which fault of yours resembles the one you’re about to criticise. In this way, you’re always concerned about your faults and how to improve them, leaving no time to worry about someone else’s.
Almighty. Grant us Your Mercy and allow us to grasp the immense significance of these ten blessed days. We ask You to accept our deeds done solely for You and to forgive our shortcomings. Aameen.
If you’re going through disappointment, struggles, challenges etc, don’t fret. They will all make sense eventually. You just have to be patient. When it happens, you’ll be thankful that you didn’t quit or give up. The Almighty only wants what is best for you in the end.
There are days when you wake and you haven’t a clue what’s going on around you. The struggles and challenges seem overwhelming. But your faith tells you to remain firm. You have no idea where you’re headed but you trust the Almighty & keep going.
4 promises from Allah:
1. “So remember me, I will remember you.” (2:152)
2. “If you are grateful, I will surely increase you.” (14:7)
3. “Call upon me and I will respond to you.” (40:60)
4. “Allah will not punish them while they seek forgiveness.” (8:33)
Almighty. It has not been an easy period for many. Hardship and uncertainty making it difficult to move forward. But we trust that You will send a turnaround soon. You will heal everything. Aameen.
These are months of forgiveness. Just as we want Him to forgive us, we should try to forgive others. Work on mending broken ties and relationships. Make the intention and do it. May He facilitate and grant ease.
Remember, the Almighty is bigger than all your problems put together. Nothing is too big for Him. Lay your trust in Him and watch the life-changing moments He sends your way.