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[MW @Muslimworldstat]

The account "zahrakitchen" originally belonged to a woman who shared cooking videos and vlogs. After her death roughly a month ago, her husband took over the channel not for personal gain, but to turn it into a source of ongoing charity by continuously streaming Quran recitations on her account since the day she passed away.

[Karun Pal @karunpal]

Urgency kills your vibe. Be slow. Be intentional. Figure out what you really wanna do, and then give it your full attention. Really get into it. Read about it. Sit with it. Get a little obsessed. Don’t rush to copy how others do it. Learn from them, yes. But then step away. And then, do it your own way. What I've learned is that when you move slowly, you go deeper. And when you go deeper, your work starts to feel real. More authentic. It contains your soul's fingerprint. It may not be perfect. But it will be yours. And trust me, that’s what gives it meaning.

[໊ @wynrosei]

i don't know who needs to hear this but in order to become a better person, you must first realize how horrible you really are. not in the dramatic sense, but in the quiet ways you sabotage yourself, repeat unhealthy patterns, hurt people who care about you, or tolerate what wounds you. you cannot grow if you keep pretending you’re innocent in the story you created

[Hizwani Hassan @hizwani]

Lagi dewasa kita, lagi banyak tanggungjawab

That's the deal
Takkan boleh lari from it

Akan ada banyak ujian
Lain orang lain ujian

Hidup tak kan jadi lagi senang

Tapi 1 rahsia
Lagi banyak ujian kita tempuhi, akan lagi pandai kita handle benda yg susah

Kita akan grow💪

Sabar

[Faisal Rahim @acaiijawa]

Sebenarnya, jika kita sedar betapa sukarnya menjadi orang yang taat, kita pasti tidak akan mengutuk pelaku maksiat dan pendosa.

Sebab perjalanan hidup ini panjang. Manusia boleh sahaja berubah jadi baik bila-bila masa. Mungkin mereka jauh lagi soleh dan banyak amalan kebaikan dari kita sebelum mati.

Semoga Allah terima semua amalan kebaikan kita yang sedikit di bulan Ramadan ini.

Mungkin kita je yang rasa banyak. Tetapi rupanya ada ibadah dan amalan yang dibaluti rasa riak dan ujub yang menyebabkan ia tidak diterima Allah.

Semoga kita istiqamah melakukan kebaikan dan berada di jalan yang lurus sampai mati, Ameen!

[Slim @onu_slim]

To men age 30-39, listen carefully.

This is one of the most decisive decades of your life.

In your twenties, society forgives confusion. You are allowed to experiment, make mistakes, and figure things out slowly. But once you enter your thirties, the world begins to expect direction. Responsibilities increase, time starts moving faster, and the consequences of your decisions begin to compound.

Between 30 and 39, many men experience pressure from every angle. Career expectations, financial responsibilities, family commitments, and the quiet comparison with peers who appear to be doing better. It can feel like everyone else has figured life out while you are still trying to build stability.

But here is the truth most people do not say.

This decade is not about proving yourself to the world, it is about building foundations. The skills you sharpen, the habits you build, the people you surround yourself with, and the financial discipline you develop during these years will largely shape the next twenty years of your life.

This is also the decade where many men either become intentional or drift. Drifting feels comfortable in the moment, but it becomes very expensive over time.

Take your health seriously. Build financial structure. Learn skills that the market values. Choose your environment wisely. And most importantly, stop measuring your progress solely by what others appear to be doing.

The men who move forward in their forties are often the ones who quietly built discipline during their thirties.

[Habibii @1realgadafi]

Your prime is not in your 20s. Your prime is the moment you realize nobody is coming to save you and you have to do the work on your own.

[Hizwani Hassan @hizwani]

Tak rajin takpe
Kadang-kadang kita penat, kan?

Tapi jangan malas

[🕷️ @Mustey_1]

A video every Muslim should watch

[Wisdom & Boats @wisdomandboats]

it really is that simple. Do it even if you’re a dumbass kid who knows nothing, has nearly zero skills, and is bound to make a plethora of stupid mistakes

because you’ll be surprised how far you can go despite that, and it’ll be because you tried anyways

[Hizwani Hassan @hizwani]

To all of you who did your best in 2025, give yourself a pat on the back
Say Alhamdulillah

Tak kisah berjaya ke, tak berjaya ke, dapat apa anda nak ke, tak dapat ke, yg penting you did your best

Dah give effort
Dapat pahala USAHA

May you give your best in 2026,
Insya-Allah

[Ebuka Peter @ui_peterr]

Just do stuff bro, work, grind, gym, have fun, live life, work again, chase real dopamine, talk to new people, travel, enjoy life, grind even harder. Live.

[Bara @trickyinvestor]

It’s okay to lose people but never lose yourself.

Welcome to the grind, bro.

[Dee! @Khadee__jatu]

Rabbighfirli - My Lord, forgive me
Warhamni - Have mercy on me
Wajburni - Cover my shame
Warfa'ni - Raise my rank
Warzuqni - Give me sustenance
Wahdini - Give me guidance
Wa'afini - Make me healthy
Wa'fu'anni - pardon me

[Fatima Saleh @Meenerl4]

Neverrrrrrrrrrr everrrrrrr ignore that feeling that tells you to pray. You have the power to save yourself from a lot of things.

[MG 🏳️ @Fav1Afghan_]

Lesson from Surah Yusuf

• Dreams come true, if Allah wills
• Never lose hope
• Keep making dua

[Sadiq G sadiq @sadiqGsadiq]

Today I was learning about Allah's name al-Ghaffar which means the All-Forgiving, the One who covers up sins and faults.

It turns out there are three variations mentioned in the Quran, there's a
Al-Ghafir, Al-Ghaffar, and Al-Ghafur.

And it's cool because the differences are so subtle but powerful. Al-Ghafir is the noun form for the One who covers up faults.

Al-Ghaffar refers to Allah's oft-forgiveness in terms of quantity.
He has the power to forgive over and over again no matter the quantity of sin. Al-

Ghafur refers to Allah's oft-forgiveness in terms of quality.

No matter how large the sin, Allah has the power to forgive it. So yeah moral of the story is God got you as long as you turn to Him.

Allahu Akbar!

[Blackameer @Muktarameeer]

Astagfirullah, ya Allah forgive us for the sins we committed during the day, and bless us with a calming night.

[り @fhrtlzya]

When your soul feels lost, Istighfar becomes the compass pointing you back to Allah

[Ihsan @mohseinmn]

Redah je. Do it afraid, do it tired, do it even when you think you’re not good enough, you’re not ready. You will improve along the way. That fear is not a bad thing. That fear shows you’re self aware. Fearful people are careful.

But don’t just be fearful, be hopeful too.