A little while ago, my aunt’s burial was completed.The cries of my young cousins are breaking my heart.
Among her 3 children,the youngest one is only 5/6 years old.He doesn’t even fully understand what a Mom means yet.He is only crying & saying,
“Bring my Mom back to me”😭
This is really heartbreaking. 💔😭 May Allah give you and the whole family the strength to go through this difficult time.
We may look at this and wonder why Allah would allow a child to go through such pain. It feels so difficult to understand, but we have to trust that Allah knows what we don't know. He does nothing without wisdom, even when that wisdom is hidden from us.
May Allah make this hardship a source of reward for these children, and may he make the people who step in to love, raise and care for them a means of earning Jannah. Amin 🤲
After one hour, her Janazah and burial will take place, InshaAllah.🥺
I am deeply grateful to everyone who made dua for my aunty, offered condolences and gave comfort to me and my family.
May Allah reward you all with the best of rewards. Ameen Ya Rabb 🤲🤍
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un.
My aunt passed away just a little while ago. She was so young. She leaves behind three very young children. 😭😭😭
Please everyone, make dua for her maghfirah...🤲😭😭😭
@AyazC_ Yeah, this happens to a lot of people. Sometimes it’s not that ambition disappears but years of constantly pushing yourself can lead to burnout. After a while, peace, balance and a meaningful life outside of work start to feel more valuable than just chasing the next promotion.
@Mariamflw6 I’m so sorry for your loss. My heart aches for the little ones especially 😭
May Allah give you all sabr, and may He raise those children with love and care. May your aunt rest in peace in Jannah. You’re not alone in this.
I’m so sorry. 💔 What you’re feeling is not a failure to accept Allah’s decree—it is grief and love colliding.
When someone has loved you deeply, their death creates a silence where their voice used to be. You’re not only mourning your aunt; you’re mourning the little names she gave you, the cuddles, the affection, the prayers she asked from you, and all those moments you thought you would have for much longer.
And sometimes the hardest part is exactly what you said: “Who will call me by these names now?” 😭
You may never hear her voice calling you Mom, Ammu, or my daughter again in this world. But those names were expressions of a love that was real, and death cannot erase the love you shared.
Let yourself cry. Make du'a for her. Speak about her. Remember her. You don't have to force your heart to “be okay” immediately.
May Allah forgive your beloved aunt, have immense mercy upon her, illuminate and widen her grave, make it a garden from the gardens of Jannah, accept every good deed she did, and grant her Al-Jannatul Firdaus without punishment or reckoning. May Allah also give you and your family sabr جميل and reunite you with her in Jannah. Ameen. 🤲🏽💔
إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون
Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed to Him we will return.
@Mariamflw6 Those special names and little moments may never be repeated, but the love behind them remains part of you. May Allah reunite you with her in Jannah. 🤲🏾❤️