He was a lion on the battlefield… a man of unmatched strength and courage. Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA) - the one who lifted gates, defeated enemies, and stood firm for Islam. But when his beloved wife, Fatimah bint Muhammad (RA), passed away…
he said: “Help me carry her.”
Because real strength is not just in your arms… it is in your heart.
Islam does not teach us to be emotionless. It teaches us to be strong, yet soft. Brave, yet loving. Powerful, yet humble.
Even the strongest companions of the Prophet ﷺ felt grief, love, and pain.
So don’t mistake silence for strength… and don’t mistake tears for weakness.
May Allah grant us hearts like theirs - strong in faith, soft in love, and patient in hardship. Ameen 🤍
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I dislike ghosting it cuts deeper than rejection ever could.
Rejection is honest, it whispers, “This isn’t for me.”
Ghosting is silent dismissal; it’s giving, “You’re not even worth an explanation.
No one deserves to be ghosted.
Kun faya kun, Your life will change. If you are not satisfied with the situation, then make dua to Allah. Because with your dua, Allah will grant you KUN. This Kun is what you need. Miracles happen, Allah's kun is there. Ask for His Kun.