[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[simena]

Jean Paul Selinger - Comet

[ayatxx]

“هلالِ عید در ابروی یار باید دید By seeing the beloved’s eyebrows Shall we sight the crescent of Eid.”

— Hafiz (via honeyandelixir)

[ayatxx]

I feel sad im not on tumblr as much, this place has always been such a comfort place 🥺❤️‍🩹

[godlywoman]

“God will put us in certain situations that will shake us and test us for us to see the foundation we’re building, and when we falter, we often put ourselves down to the point that we cling on our wrongs intead of making it right. The trials and temptation aren’t just there to put us down, but to open our eyes that the place we’re stepping on needs rebuilding because it will collapsed at anytime, so instead of self-pity that you can’t win this battle, ask God for forgiveness and focused on building a better foundation where God is the center.”

— Walk in the Light // J.G

[afloweroutofstone]

The United States government is the world’s greatest threat to peace and stability.

[hilmm]

“Every deed of the Son of Adam is for himself except fasting – it is for Me and I will personally reward it.”

— Allah سبحانه وتعالى | Muslim 1151

[podencos]

[kisxmesoft]

[iamayeshaahmed]

Tawakkul will free you. You're not meant to control everything, you're meant to surrender it to the One who controls it all. When your mind says, "what if", let your heart say, "Allah is sufficient for me." He sees what you don't. He hears what you can't. He removes what will break you and replaces it with what will build you. Rest your heart. Qadr is written with love.

[pigmenting]

““Take me to your trees. Take me to your breakfasts, your sunsets, your bad dreams, your shoes, your nouns. Take me to your fingers.””

— Margaret Atwood, Good Bones

[mournfulroses]

Huang O, from a poem titled "A Farewell to a Southern Melody," featured in Women Poets of China

[angeprovocateur]

“She was a great dreamer of love.”

— Nancy Mitford, The Pursuit of Love (1945)

[julaibib]

Al-Masjid al-Haram

[iseo58]

[ayatxx]

“equanimity”

— (ē-kwə-ˈni-mə-tē) noun | A sign of extreme emotional intelligence, equanimity is defined as remaining calm, composed, and mentally stable in a strenuous situation. Although displaying equanimity may seem ordinary or cold, it is a deeply mastered psychological state of mind, where one is undisturbed by the experience of pain or panic-stricken circumstances. It showcases a balanced mind under pressure.   (via wordsnquotes)

[ayatxx]

“اقلق ياصديقي إن كنت في مجتمع حمقاه مشاهير، ومفكريه لا يهتم لأمرهم أحد. You have the right to worry, my friend, if you live in a society where idiots are famous and no one cares about the intellectuals.”

— (Faisal Al aamir فيصل العامر)