there is peace in knowing that what is meant for us will come, & what isn’t will pass. Alhamdulillah for the lessons, the delays, & the moments we don’t understand, for they are all part of Allah’s perfect plan, true maturity is trusting this journey, even when it feels uncertain
Ya Allah, break the habits that are breaking me. Put barakah in my time. Discipline in my mornings. Khushu in my salah. Replace distraction with dhikr, delay with action, fear with tawakkul. Let this Ramadan rebuild me into someone You’re pleased with. Ameen.
May your Ramadan smell like:
-answered duaas whispering back to you,
-peace settling where chaos once lived,
-hearts finally at rest,
-and a closeness to Allah that feels gentle, constant, and safe.
I saw a beautiful quote today;
“You've done your part. You've prayed already. You've cried already. Now, watch Allah to do His part. Comfort your heart, and just trust Him.”
Behind her lies silent rubble, while within her heart beats a homeland full of life. A child from Gaza celebrates her tenth birthday, teaching the world how to extract a new beginning from the heart of loss, with a cake adorned by a flag that never bows.
Tawakkul is truly tested when you can’t see a way forward, when everything feels like it’s falling apart yet your heart still whispers, Allah will take care of me.
Ya Allah I’m putting my whole life in your hands now. I don’t know what’s good for me and I don’t know where life is taking me. I’m letting go, I surrender to qadr. I trust You to take care of everything.
“O Allah, it is Your mercy that I hope for, so do not leave me in charge of myself even for the blink of an eye, and rectify for me all of my affairs.”