Alhamdulillah for the food on our tables, for the roof above our heads, for the laughter of our parents, for our good health. Say Alhamdulillah because we often forget how much we are blessed. Alhamdulillah for everything.🌷
If you ever feel unworthy of having your du'a accepted, remind yourself who you're calling upon.
Allah does not answer du'a because we are perfect. He answers because He's Ar-Rahman, the Most Merciful, and Al-Kareem, the Most Generous. Place your hope in His mercy not in yourself
the prophet ﷺ taught us adhkār for waking up, sleeping, eating, travelling, entering and leaving the home, and so much more. islam gently fills an ordinary day with extraordinary opportunities for reward.
“When you know that Allah manages every matter, then do not burden yourself with the events of yesterday, the affairs of today, and the worries of tomorrow.”
Normalize being a “boring” Muslim: pray on time, lower your gaze, stay connected to the Qur’an, follow the Sunnah, keep righteous company, and remember death often. Islam began as something strange and will return to being strange, so glad tidings to the strangers.