once you start traveling and seeing the world. it makes you want to grind smarter so that you can book your next trip. i want this lifestyle for me. making good money and traveling the world.
Gotta eat pasta in italy, croissant in paris, burger in united states, sushi in japan, tacos in mexico, shawarma in lebanon, paella in spain, poutine in canada, kimchi in south korea, curry in india, pho in vietnam, fondue in switzerland and fish & chips in united kingdom.
POV: you finally realized what Prophet ﷺ said 1400 years ago
“there will come a time when holding onto your religion will be like holding onto a burning coal”
im FOREVERRRRRRRR praying that i get my fairytale ending.. the dream career. the financial freedom. the friends. the family. the peace. the love... just everything tht i truly & genuinely deserve
With age, I finally understand why Prophet Musa (AS) said “Wa yassir li amri”. “Make my task easy for me.”
Because by Allah, we can’t do it alone. We need His help in every step, every breath.
The biggest skill you can develop is the ability to reset fast. Bad conversation? Move on. Bad day? Start fresh tomorrow. Missed workout? Hit it the next day. Poor decision? Learn and adjust. You can’t control what happens to you, but you control how long you let it affect you.
Astaghfirullah for when I've felt superior to others. Astaghfirullah for when I struggle to forgive someone for the wrongs they've done to me. Astaghfirullah for the sins I've committed, both those I remember and those I've forgotten to seek repentance for.
Tahajjud every night. Salat dhuha, every morning. Al waqiah everyday. Istighfar and Salawat 100x daily. And then see how your life changes and how Allah answers your dua' one by one. In shaa Allah
Ar-Rahman (The Universally Merciful)
Before mentioning creation.
Before mentioning humans.
Before mentioning judgment.
Allah introduces Himself first as Mercy.
This is foundational.
Everything that follows — creation, balance, accountability, even Hell — is framed inside Divine Mercy.
Allah wants you to see existence itself as an act of mercy.