Life is passing by at an incredible pace…
The truly blessed and successful are those who make the most of their time by doing good deeds before it’s too late.
Among the greatest and most rewarding deeds is frequently sending blessings and peace upon the best of mankind, Muhammad (ﷺ).
“Let us love and be loved, for this world remains with no one.”
We exhaust ourselves over so many things, grieve over them, and sometimes hurt others for what seems important today; yet eventually, we will leave it all behind. When we truly understand how temporary this life is, our love becomes purer, our greed weakens, and forgiveness becomes easier.
The world will pass, and so will we. What truly matters is not what we gained or held onto, but where our hearts belonged when it was time to leave.
In the end, you’ll only remember the moments when you truly felt at peace and lived authentically. Give yourself permission to enjoy simple days, and accept that not everything in life is within your control.
As you mature, you realize that the best people are not those with the most beautiful faces or words, but those whose presence gives you peace. They overlook your mistakes, forgive your shortcomings, and value you in your presence and absence.
The greatest blessing in a relationship is loving someone without feeling the need to protect yourself from them.
Ya Allah, Turner of hearts, keep our hearts firm upon Your religion, and return us to You in a beautiful return, without disgrace or blame.
Ya Allah, grant us sincere certainty that illuminates the darkness of our days and fills our souls with peace, security, and tranquility through nearness to You and Your forgiveness.
A believer should live between fear and hope: fear of Allah that keeps the heart humble and away from sin, and hope in His mercy that protects it from despair.
Fear without hope leads to despair, while hope without fear can lead to complacency. The prophets showed this balance; turning to Allah in hardship, repenting after mistakes, and trusting in His mercy.
The soundest heart is one that fears Allah while never losing hope in His mercy.
Blessings in your life, your wealth, your children, and your time all grow through gratitude.
Allah says: “If you are grateful, I will surely increase you.” [Ibrahim, 14:7]
He did not specify what He would increase, leaving it open; therefore, gratitude can bring increase and blessings to every aspect of your life.
The words that come out of your mouth are like currency with which you deal with people’s hearts, so be mindful of what you spend.
A kind word is charity; you will see its reward in the faces of those around you and, before anyone else, in the peace it brings to your own heart.
A hurtful word, however, may plant a thorn in someone’s soul that continues to wound them whenever they pass by it.
So make your tongue a source of rain, not a sword; and let your words heal, not hurt.
Peace of mind is one of the clearest signs of a healthy relationship with others. If being close to someone constantly leaves you anxious, uncomfortable, or feeling the need to explain and justify yourself, then perhaps you’re in a place that is slowly draining your peace and exhausting your soul.
Last night was unforgettable.
Stepping back onto the pitch after two years away meant more to me than I can express. To the fans, thank you for the love, the energy, and the belief.
To everyone who stood behind me, supported me, and pushed me through every moment of this journey, I’m deeply grateful. This debut wasn’t just mine…
it belonged to all of you who never stopped supporting me.
من مقاصد سورتي الطارق والضحى:
بيان قدرة الله تعالى وإحاطته في خلق الإنسان وإعادته، وبيان عناية الله بنبيه في أول أمره وآخره.
تلاوة فضيلة الشيخ #بدر_التركي من صلاة المغرب 3 ربيع الآخر 1446هـ.