Saizzy

[Saizzy @Laydee_saii]

Forever in our hearts and prayers big brother 🥺🥺🥺🥺.Please include him and all the souls of the departed in your duas.

O Allah, forgive him, raise his rank among those who are guided, and take care of those he leaves behind him. Forgive us and him Aameen.

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

If you've been magnifying the world more than you should, letting worries, status, or the opinions of people feel bigger than they really are, then follow along with this du'a:

Ya Kabeer,
how small I am before You. Let humility settle where arrogance once lived. Remind me that greatness belongs only to You and can only be realized through You. Shut the doors to what diminishes me and guide my devotion to what fills me through You.

Ya ‘Adheem,
my Lord of Might without measure. Make my reverence for You heavier than any fear of creation. Let my heart bow before You long before my body does. and let my most unstable positions be still by my trust in You.

Ya A’laa,
You are higher than every desire I taste. Lift me from the illusions of this world and make my ambitions worthy of Your nearness. Let my soul rise to You with sincerity and longing until I meet You in the highest of places.

Ya Majeed,
the Glorious Greatness humbles glory, honor me by keeping me close. Let my meeting with You there be an extension of my meetings with You here. Make my remembrance of You my greatest title and my servitude to You my highest rank.

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

[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]

We assume progress should be straight. But Allah speaks about everything in cycles. Wins rotate. Wounds rotate. Strength rotates. If you anchor your identity to a single moment, every shift will feel like collapse. The cycle doesn’t define you.

Learn about Allah’s names Al-Ghaniyy, Al-Hameed, and Al-Fattah to see what you already have, praise Him through every phase, and trust that He can open what feels closed.

Watch Episode 15 now: https://t.co/cTX0KQH69E

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

You don’t actually want attention. You want to feel understood. You want someone to see the part you don’t explain. The part that doesn’t make it into captions or highlight reels. The part that hurts quietly.

What if you already are?

Watch Episode 13 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/kCZtJMzoAG

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

There’s a version of you no one else sees. The thoughts you don’t say out loud, the reactions you swallow, the impulses you wrestle with in silence. Now imagine being told that Someone knows all of it, not just what you did, but what your soul whispered before you acted.

For some people, that would feel terrifying. For others, it would feel like relief. Allah says He is closer to you than your jugular vein. That nearness can comfort you, or it can confront you. The difference is what you’re carrying in your heart.

Watch Episode 11 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/YHzcgKYI1F

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

We’re often harder on ourselves than Allah is. We assume distance where He promises return. We assume rejection where He invites repentance.

Divine love doesn’t disappear because you stumbled. Al-Wadud (The Most Loving) embraces you when you turn back to Him.

Watch Episode 10 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/zLFKJVMdTy

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

If your heart feels full of noise but empty of peace, follow along with this duʿa:

Ya Samad, the One who needs nothing while everything needs You, make me whole by depending only on You. Fill the hollowness inside of me until no desire within me competes with Your glory.

Ya Haqq, make Your truth the anchor of my heart and my guiding path to Your light. Let every lie I chase collapse before Your reality. And every truth I seek, lead me to Your next promise. Keep me grounded in what endures, and turn my eyes away from what deceives.

Ya Waasi’, expand my heart to hold more gratitude, my patience to endure with more grace, and my vision to see beyond my limits. Let me find expanse in Your vastness when the world around me starts to feel small.

Ameen.

Watch Episode 8 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/DwThqsK6w0

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

If you feel like you need a new beginning, follow along with this duʿa

Ya Khaaliq, you brought me out of nothingness into being. Remind me that my existence itself is a mercy, that every breath, every cell, and every chance is a deliberate act of Your creation.

Ya Baari’, the One who perfects what He produces, repair what I’ve broken within myself. Make me whole again with the same precision by which You fashioned all of Your creation.

Ya Musawwir, You shaped me in the unseen, gave me form, face, and story. Beautify my character as You’ve beautified my features. Let what You see within me be more pleasing than what others see outside of me.

Ya Khallaaq, keep creating new openings when I run out of ways. Create for me new beginnings when I rush to my end, and new realities when I feel doomed by my sins. Remake me with patience when I reach my limits, faith when I’m afraid, and hope when I can’t imagine a way forward.

Ameen.

Watch Episode 7 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/Bhpam0BgKn

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

Al-Musawwir. The One who shaped every feature, every proportion, every detail. When you admire beauty, you are witnessing the artistry of Allah. And when you critique yourself, you are forgetting the Artist.

Allah did not create you to compete with others. He created you to reflect Him through your character.

Watch Ep 7 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/Axj6BmKGAE

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

Before you stand before The King one day… learn to kneel before Him now. Follow along with this duʿa.

Ya Malik, You are the King of everything I know and hold. Remind me that nothing I hold is truly mine, and that every rise and fall belongs to Your decree. Let my gratitude expand with every breath You lend to me.

Ya Maalik, the owner of the day when debts are paid, teach me to settle my dues before I meet You. Keep me honest with what I owe and hopeful in what You forgive.
Ya Maleek, the King whose command no one can escape, let Your sovereignty humble my pride. Make me content under Your rule, and protect me from a rebellious heart that would cause me to fall out of Your favor.
Ya Jaleel, fill my heart with reverence that draws me near, not fear that drives me away. Let my awe of You refine me until I stand before You small, but never disgraced.

Ameen.
Watch Episode 6 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/nVSBk8LY92

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

When you feel alone, unstable, or unsure why things are unfolding the way they are, follow along with this du’a:

Ya Waliyy, be my closest friend when the world drifts away. Guard me with the grip that never slips. Guide me gently through what I don’t understand, and let every loss lead me back to You.

Ya Barr, keep me firm on the ground of Your goodness. Make my faith steady when my heart trembles. Let me love what brings me to Your stability, and make me patient with what keeps me on its shore.

Ya Rafeeq, be tender with my soul as You unfold Your plan. Soften the path without removing its purpose. Make me gentle with others as You’ve been gentle with me. And when I am lonely, fill that space with Your company.

Ameen.

Watch Episode 4 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/RMUyPOVByl

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

When your heart feels pulled in too many directions, follow along with this du’a:

Ya Ilahi, the One my heart was created to seek, pull me away from every false worship and every attachment that divides my devotion.

Ya Ahad, open my heart to see that nothing compares to You, so I am never overly impressed by anyone but You. When the world pulls me apart, center me in Your oneness.

Ya Witr, when I stand alone at the close of the night, let my solitude remind me of Your singular Majesty. Make my heart distinct by its devotion, and make me one of Your rare servants.

Ameen.

Watch Episode 2 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/v0GfuExq6z

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

When you feel buried by your past, anxious about what’s ahead, or simply in need of Allah’s mercy, follow along with this du’a:

“Ya Rahman, from Your Throne, You wrote mercy upon Yourself. You were merciful before there was anyone to receive mercy. Embrace every part of me with that mercy — my past with its scars, my present with its needs, my future with its uncertainties. Ya Rahman, let me taste the mercy You keep for those who return. Reward me with the mercy I have yet to know, and raise me to the highest place in Paradise despite my lows. Ya Ra’uf, cover me from storms I don’t see coming. Mend me before I break. Spare me from trials of every kind. Let Your mercy carry me in ways I’ll only understand when I finally meet You.”

Watch Episode 1 of The Name I Need: https://t.co/xHHQah1nUv

[Dr. Omar Suleiman @omarsuleiman]

The full Ramadan Series trailer is out. This is the highest production we’ve ever done at Yaqeen taking the beauty of Allah’s names and paying tribute to our beloved ones of Gaza and Sudan.

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[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

How well do you know your Creator? Only when we truly understand His Names and Attributes can we start to understand His majesty, His power, and His love. It’s time for you to deepen your relationship with Allah.

New series coming this Ramadan with Dr. Omar Suleiman.

Stay tuned for the full trailer!

[𝓮𝓯𝓯❤️ @efbeeh_]

Omar Suleiman’s Ramadan series has really become a part of my Ramadan traditions. Can’t wait for this year’s!

Allahumma balighna Ramadan!🥹🤲🏻

[Yaqeen Institute @yaqeeninstitute]

How well do you know your Creator?

New series coming this Ramadan with Dr. Omar Suleiman. What do you think the series will be about? 👀

[Fatoumatta🦋 @zahra_samateh]

The fact that life goes on after you’re gone is a reminder to start living for yourself and set your priorities right.

[Saizzy @Laydee_saii]

@jukaliond Innali Laahi wa inna ilayhi rajiun May Allah grant her Jannah