Fasting is proof that you can stop bad habits.
Taraweeh is proof that you can pray voluntary prayers at night.
Suhoor is proof that you can wake up for Fajr.
Islam isn't hard, you just haven't realized your potential yet.
Dhikr. Even when I didn't initially see goodness from it I carried on. It calmed me at times I felt overly anxious. Started doing it all the time in all my spare time. Cleared my mind, made me focus on intentions, appreciative & it legit takes no energy, a tasbeeh ring thats it.
The children of Gaza will testify on the Day of Judgment against those who bombarded their homes, killed their mothers, and made them suffer through the cold.
For all Muslims, Hold on to these practices
-Tahajjud + salawat + Istighfar
-Fajr + morning Adhkar
-Duha 4 Rakaat
-Dhuhr
-Give Sadaqah
- Read the Qur’an
-Asr + Evening Adhkar
-Maghrib + Salawat
-Isha + Al-Mulk
Make each of your day count before Allah.
Learn the deen (especially matters of Tawhid), and get close to Allah. The tests get harder and you'll need to stay close to Allah to pass it. You'll need the comfort in His words, you'll need to understand and accept qadr to stay sane.