al-Sabur

"To be deeply known is ecstacy."

[perriaeyjeve]

[04k96]

[loubis-and-champagne]

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[rawanly]

"The precious qualities of Allah, the treasure of piety, pleasure, longing for Him, joy, and the happiness found in being close to Him will never happen to the heart that cares for anyone or anything besides Allah even if he was among the people of worship, piety, and knowledge."

|Al-Fawa'id|

[rawanly]

"If I mocked at a dog, I would be afraid of beinq changed into one."

|Al-Fawa'id|

[pietyandpatience]

Never forget that Allah has chosen your current situation for you. Do not be either sad or angry.

He knows what is best for you and He will grant you what is best... Every experience, loss, suffering, can become a means for you to draw closer to Him.

[fromhersoul]

[adel-i]

[rawanly]

"Healing the heart is like cauterizing a wound: it hurts in the moment of the cure, but without that heat, the infection of the soul would eventually consume the whole person."

|Rawdat al-Muhibbin|

[taitaiun]

[heartbeatsallah]

ولو اجتمعت لك الدنيا بما فيها من نعيم، فلن يملأ قلبك سكينةً ولا طمأنينة، إلا إذا سكن فيه الله؛ فبدون الله تبقى القلوب جائعة مهما امتلأت بالحياة.

Even if the whole world and all its pleasures were gathered for you, your heart will never be filled with peace or true tranquillity unless Allah dwells in it. Without Allah, hearts remain hungry no matter how full life becomes.

[rawanly]

"The soul is like a wild horse. If you do not break it and lead it, it will break you and lead you into the abyss. Discipline is not the enemy of the heart; it is the fence that keeps the garden safe."

|Rawdat al-Muhibbin|

[shitiunderline]

“The trees you planted in childhood have grown too heavy. You cannot bring them along. Give yourselves to the air, to what you cannot hold.”

— Rainer Maria Rilke, “Part One IV,” from Sonnets to Orpheus

[fromhersoul]

[macrolit]

“If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up the workers to gather wood, don’t divide the work and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea.”

—

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1900-1944) French writer, aviator

[mv11]

[kafk-a]

https://emergencemagazine.org/essay/navigating-the-mysteries/

[cleverwordsandotherstuffilike]