aysha

she / 24 / 🇺🇸

[ayeshaha]

Oh you who have abandoned prayer. what coldness did you find from god that made you flee from meeting him?

[free-my-mindd]

[dearblackwoman]

Sometimes the most healing thing you can do is go somewhere beautiful, eat something delicious, and just breathe.

[dafancyuhinspiration]

[being-her-today]

[ayeshaha]

She doesn’t trust easily.Not because she’s cold, but because she’s seen too many masks.Too many promises that turned into lies.

[n9r]

Send me a song

[ayeshaha]

Niyat saaf ho toh raaste khud ban jaate hain, Allah dilon ke iraade khoob janta hai

[ahl-e-dil]

[maarrryyym]

[rueyam-deactivated20220824]

„qalb 3ala qalb“ — meaning telepathy between hearts, not only restrictive to romantic love, but any love at all.

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

it’s scary but you have to

let people love you

accept help

do the hard thing and do it scared

let your growth be slow

[ily-sensibilite]

i love sitting with old people because they tell you stories, and it’s never really about the stories. it’s the way regret lingers in some faces, while serenity settles into others despite the frailty of age. you start to understand that they were right about many things, even before your heart is ready to agree.

the past isn’t where you are. it’s where your mind wanders from time to time to gather the lessons it wasn’t ready to understand then.

[writtenduas]

The most underrated forms of rizq are Loving parents, a peaceful spouse, kind in-laws, sincere neighbours, and people who genuinely care for you are all priceless blessings from Allah. Many people only realize their value after being tested with the opposite. Not every provision is money - some rizq comes in the form of peace, support, understanding, and good people around you. These are treasures that cannot be bought. May Allah preserve our loved ones upon goodness, surround us with righteous people, and make us grateful for the hidden blessings we often overlook.

[drksknbrutha]

Gotta special kind of love for those who understand my distance at times.

[taqwatawheedtales]

You don’t have to be perfect for Allah to love you. You just have to keep coming back. We all have moments when our imaan dips, when salah feels heavy, when the Qur’an remains unopened on the shelf… and guilt starts to weigh on our chest. But even in those moments, Allah is still there—waiting, watching, knowing. He knows the storm you’re hiding behind your smile. He knows the nights you cry quietly, not knowing what’s wrong. And He knows the times you’ve tried to fix your heart but fell again. Islam was never about being flawless—it’s about turning back every single time you slip. The real failure isn’t in falling. It’s in thinking that your sins are bigger than Allah’s mercy. They’re not. So talk to Him. With your broken words, with your tired heart, with your past mistakes and all. There is no better refuge than the One who created your soul. And no heart is too far gone for Him to bring back to life. 🤍

[ayeshaha]

Nothing comforts the soul like a soul that feels familiar.