nour.

good things take time🕊

[nour. @_Nrnjbhhh]

Erm tak sukanya kena indipendent kat tempat org, kena drive jauh2 sorang diri😣

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

They said, "Go where you are valued." So I ran back to Allah🫀

[🍂 @Lovandfear]

“Keep doing your best everyday and if no one is proud of you, be proud of yourself.”

[nour. @_Nrnjbhhh]

Ya allah, aku tahu tak mudah, tapi mampukan aku ya allah🥹

[nour. @_Nrnjbhhh]

May Allah SWT grant my mother the highest jannah🤍 adik syg mak sgt2, semoga mak sentiasa kuat dan sihat🤍

[MuslimMatters @MuslimsMatters]

📌

[ابن خليل @ibnkhleel]

A believer might sin, then feel regret, repent sincerely, and stop. But later, he slips again into the same sin—so he repents once more.

This may keep happening: sin, repentance, relapse, repentance. At some point, he might start doubting himself:

“Do I still have a chance to repent after falling so many times?”

That’s when Shaytan steps in and whispers: “You’re not serious. You’ll never change. Just stop repenting.”

But if he thinks with a clear mind, he’ll realize: “Each time I sinned, I repented sincerely. That sin is gone. If I fall again, I’ll repent again. What really matters is that I die in a state of repentance—even if I keep struggling.”

The Prophet (S A W) mentioned this in a famous hadith, he said that a servant committed a sin and asked Allah to forgive him, so Allah forgave him.

Then the man sinned again, repented again, and Allah forgave him again. This happened multiple times until Allah said:

“Let My servant do as he pleases, I will continue to forgive him.”
-Bukhari and Muslim, from Abu Hurayrah (R A)

Abdullah ibn Amr (R A) narrated that a man once asked the Prophet (S A W): “O Messenger of Allah, what if one of us sins?”

He (S A W) said: “It is written against him.”

The man asked: “Then if he repents?”
He (S A W) said: “It is forgiven for him.”

The man asked: “And if he sins again?”
He (S A W) said: “It is written against him.”

The man asked: “And if he repents again?”
He (S A W) said: “It is forgiven for him.”

The man asked: “Until when?”
The Prophet (S A W) said: “Until Shaytan himself despairs and gives up on him.”

-Imam Ahmad in Musnad, and Tabarānī in Al-Mu'jam

Never stop repenting. Repent now.

May Allah accept our repentance and forgive our sins. Amin 🤲

[rumi @painsting]

silence is the best attitude when you are disappointed with the situation

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

Where life really begins

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

One of the most powerful duas….

[• @Alquranconnect]

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[beyond obvious @obviousthought]

this is the most adorable video you’ll see on the internet today 🥰

[𝐚𝐲𝐮¨̮ @ayuaqilahj]

My best investment as a woman.

Benda yang i akan repurchase sampai bebilaa sebab it work wonders on me!🥰

[nour. @_Nrnjbhhh]

I miss the old me where i dont know what love is. Just living my life to the fullest.

[Universal Harmony @Universe_Harmon]

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