Yesterday when I was reading, one thing that humbles me alot; "Jannah was promised", "Rasul Allah SAWW has seen people in Jannah and in Naar". Now this implies that "everything, every event is completed, from start to end". We are just moving frame to frame.
Nobody really talks about how tough it is to wait on Allah when it feels like everyone else's life is taking off except yours. And you're sitting there thinking, "Allah... Did you skip me?" But when your turn comes, you'll see He was setting it up the whole times.
There's a Turkish saying that says:
"If you truly love someone, you love them twice. The first time, it's all about attraction their smile, voice, presence. But slowly, the curtain lifts. You see their scars, insecurities, mood swings, trauma, moral differences. It's no longer perfect. It's real. And if you can still love them-without filters, without expectations, that's not infatuation. That's the love of understanding. The kind that stays. The kind that grows."
This poem by Imam al-Shafi is more than advice about friendship or love
it is a guide to emotional intelligence, self-respect, and the discernment of character
Was reading Surah An'am and there's a verse that translates to "your Lord has made it obligatory on himself to be merciful to you" and I put my Quran down and took a deep sigh. A higher being who has nothing to gain from me has made it compulsory on HIMSELF to be merciful to me?
Clearly best Army Chief of Pakistan.
>Led Operation Zarb-e-Azb, a massive military offensive is credited with reducing terrorist attacks across Pakistan by up to 80%.
>Dismissed 11 senior Army officers on charges of corruption.
>Developed indigenous industry, saving over $1.14b
Get married with the purpose of getting closer to Allah and In shaa Allah it will be a blessed marriage.
Marry someone who will encourage you, elevate your Imaan, be a great model for your children and most importantly, bring you closer to Allah.