Fehler sind so was wie Farben im Leben, nur meine, die kann ich mir selbst nicht vergeben.
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Fehler sind so was wie Farben im Leben, nur meine, die kann ich mir selbst nicht vergeben.
Julia Engelmann
(Keine Ahnung, ob das liebe ist)
“It’s quite ironic, how our hearts still get hurt by something we’ve seen coming”
- (C.B)
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Is it not enough that Allah knows what’s in your heart?
Ich habe geweint, ohne zu wissen das Allah mir einen Gefallen getan hat.
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My soul is aging, not over time but over what the eyes saw and heart felt
Güven ruh gibidir, terkettiği bedene asla geri dönmez.
Vertrauen ist wie eine Seele, verlässt die Seele einmal den Körper, kehrt sie nie wieder zurück.
The answer is sabr. Its always sabr.
“allah'ım sabır ver.”
— Mein Gott, gib mir Geduld.
Allah listens.
“Und egal, was noch kommt, du hast mein Herz وبغض النظر عن ما يأتي، لديك قلبي.”
— Ich
Astaghfirullah for my past In sha Allah for my future Alhamdulillah for today
“To find a wife as Khadija, you have to be a man like Muhammad.”
“It’s called sabr, my love.”
— Patience, a meaning that applies throughout your whole life.
“Your worst sin is that you have destroyed and betrayed yourself for nothing.”
— Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Crime and Punishment