Jnee Mwesigwa

Muslim☪️| lover for travel🏞| accountant👩‍💻|introvert🤭with extrovert skills😁 | wife💍|mother👩‍🍼

[my book is better than my tweets @MichellCClark]

Your relationship with yourself cannot be built entirely around improvement. At some point, you have to become someone you are allowed to enjoy being. You get to be proud of who you are. Present tense.

[The Mining Guy. 👷🏾‍♂️ @TheMiningGuySA]

As an adult you literally have 37 minutes to celebrate a win until you face another inconvenience. 😭

[ALP East Africa @alpeastafrica]

We are proud to celebrate our colleagues as they mark recent academic and professional milestones.

Congratulations on these well-earned achievements, and we wish them continued success in their careers.

[Salahu @salahudeen33]

"Allah hid one of His names. And the reason might change how you make dua forever."

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[Idris @7signxx]

-She was there the moment the Messenger of Allah ﷺ was born.

-She was there the moment he left this world.

-No one in history had that privilege.

Who was she?

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[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

You say “Eid al-Fitr”…
but do you know what you’re really saying?
Most people think it means “the feast of breaking the fast.”

Today, the imam said something I’ll never stop thinking about

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

Eid al-Fitr is not a reward for hunger.
It is a witness that says:

“You came back. You remembered.
You tasted your Fitrah again.”

So don’t just celebrate Eid. Protect what Ramadan revealed in you. Because that version of you? It’s not seasonal. It’s who you were created to be.

Eid Al-Fitr Mubarak

[Ramah Kizito @RamahKizito]

Today’s iftar sip of water felt like the final line of a chapter I wasn’t ready to close.

Ramadhan arrives, softens the heart, disciplines the soul, then slips away almost too quickly.

And you’re left questioning, did time pass, or did something within me shift?

Maybe the real test begins now, what of Ramadhan, lives on when Ramadhan is no longer here?

#EidMubarak

[Engineer Faisal @PyeparFaisal]

Yā Hādī, guide us after Ramadan.
Yā Thābit, keep our hearts firm.
Yā Wadūd, don’t let us drift away.

Ameen Ameen Ameen Ameen Ameen

[• @Alhamdhulillaah]

When Allāh is accepting duas of Laylat ul-Qadr, may yours be one of them.

[Jnee Mwesigwa @jnee_comfort]

@stfukhaleeed InshaAllah

[𝐉𝐎𝐑𝐃𝐀𝐍 @j0_szn]

Before Ramadan ends, may Allah open doors of rizq, barakah, and opportunities you never expected.

[Lucky Munah🧕💜 @MunahLucky]

In these last nights, Ya Allah, include us among the forgiven. Ameen 🤲

[Ramah Kizito @RamahKizito]

O Allah, I seek refuge in You from poverty, scarcity, and humiliation, and I seek refuge in You from wronging others or being wronged. Grant me abundant provision that is lawful, pure, and blessed. Suffice me & enrich me by Your bounty from anyone besides You, bless what You have given me, and make me among the grateful.

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

If you've been carrying a sickness in your body, a heaviness in your heart, the weight of depression, the pain of heartbreak, or wounds that no one else can see, then follow along with this du’a:

Ya Shaafy,
heal me in ways that medicine can’t fix. Remove whatever sickness has touched my body and expel along with it any sin that poisons my soul. Let every ache remind me of Your mercy and every cure draw me closer to You. Heal this ummah from its wounds and make us whole again through faith and patience.

Ya Tayyib,
make my life pure enough to be accepted by You. Purify my wealth from the unlawful and my worship from showing off. Purify my clothes and my food and every way that I seek You.

Ya Mu’ty,
giver of all that heals and all that sustains, let me never forget that every gift from You is a blessed call back to You and let it find me only as a grateful recipient and servant.

Watch the latest episode of our Ramadan Series for more: https://t.co/oiVGCwdLI2

[Engineer Faisal @PyeparFaisal]

Ya Muqalib, keep my heart firm in Your obedience.

Turn away from me the harm of my own soul and its desires.

Do not let me forget You after You have allowed me to remember You. Help me return to You every time I feel weak inshaAllah. Ameen 🙏🏽

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

The last 10 nights of Ramadan are here. Don’t miss out on the most special night of the year.

Spend each night seeking immense reward from Allah through these steps.

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

If the scales feel rigged, if the wrong people keep winning, or if the truth has been buried beneath lies and power, then follow along with this du'a:

Ya 'Adl,
Oh You whose balance never tips unfairly. When the world feels rigged for cruelty, remind us that You are merely delaying the cruel — and never unjust, even by the weight of a single atom. Make us witnesses to Your justice in this life, and part of its fulfillment in the next. And let us love justice ourselves, and be purified from oppression within.

Ya Muqsit,
Restore to the victims what was stolen from them, and to the weary hearts what hope they lost. Make us a people who act with equity, and never swerve from accountability.

Ya Hakam,
You are the Judge when the courts of men fail. When truth is buried beneath lies, let Your verdict rise clear and unstoppable. Judge between us and those who wrong without remorse, and let us not find ourselves except on the side of the oppressed.

Ya Haseeb,
You are enough when proof is hidden and power is abused. Account for every tear that fell unseen, and every cruelty that was silenced by fear. Let Your reckoning come swiftly for those who harm, and ever so gently for those who endured. Ameen.

Watch Episode 20 of ''The Name I Need'' now: https://t.co/uwIinMXuCr

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

If the weight feels unbearable, if victory feels far, or if the rubble around — or within — feels beyond repair, then follow along with this du'a:

Ya Qaadir,
Nothing is beyond Your power. As You part the seas and revive the dead, lift our people from beneath the weight of this world. Show us that no injustice is too deep for You to overturn, and no despair too dark for You to light again.

Ya Qadeer,
Every decree rests in Your command. Write victory for the oppressed, freedom for the prisoners, and safety for every child who sleeps beneath fear. Only You are able to turn tears into triumph and rubble into resurrection.

Ya Muqtadir,
Your power is perfect, Your execution without flaw. Let those who boast of might see how small they really are. Crush the arrogance that claims control over Your creation, and remind us that even the most helpless among us are upheld by You alone. Grant us strength without cruelty, faith without fatigue, and victory that only humbles us before You — until we dwell in that place where our oppressors can no longer reach us, and only those You love stand before You. Ameen.

Watch the latest episode of our Ramadan Series “The Name I Need” with Dr. Omar Suleiman: https://t.co/8MKU9UsMw8

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

Oppression everywhere. No accountability in sight. And somewhere in that heaviness, a whisper: "Why does Allah let them get away with it?" That's not a question. That's a trap. Here's what to hold onto instead.

Watch epsiode 18 of ''The Name I Need'' to learn more: https://t.co/OcCezuluyy