You owe yourself ihsaan. You owe yourself good sleep, a word of encouragement, good treatment and unconditional love. Everyone you know will separate from you at some stage of your journey except for yourself. You will enter each chapter with you. So be good to you!
🚨 BREAKING:
Imam of the Prophet’s Mosque in Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Khaled Al‑Muhanna, prays:
"O Allah, grant victory to our brothers in Palestine over the Zionist aggressors, and destroy Your enemies and the enemies of the faith."
Anytime I think about how lonely the grave will be, I quickly read Suratul Mulk, mostly after Solatul Isha
At least if it will be only me and my deeds, the punishment of the grave should not join it
Read Surah Al Mulk before sleeping. It protects from the torment of the grave.
A woman’s dignity and modesty are not props to toy with. Least of all on a public stage. As a Muslim woman, watching another woman’s niqab being pulled at so casually, accompanied by that nonchalant smile, was so infuriating.
Power does not grant permission to violate boundaries.
@NitishKumar owes that woman an unconditional apology.
When I see people comment on old posts about a wish or prayer they made that came true years or months later, it reminds me of the verse in Surah Maryam:
“And your Lord is never forgetful.”
Sometimes you long for something and later forget about it, move on, or start dreaming
Imām Tabārī رحمه اللّٰه:
"You were once in the womb, unmentioned and unknown.
And again you will be forgotten, unknown and unmentioned."
[جامع البيان عن تأويل آي القرآن]
You hear the athaan calling you, "Come to success." so you ask yourself, "How can I expect to be successful when I prioritize everything else around me before this promise of success from Allah?" and just like that, there's nothing more important in that moment than your salah