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A handful of dust.

[iamayeshaahmed]

ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّٰهِ

May peace and Allah’s mercy be upon you.

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dont just ask Allah to increase your rizq, ask Him to remove whatever in you thats blocking it

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ALLAH is SOOOOOOOOO generous, He is capable of sending rizq from places you NEVER expecteddddddd.

[iamayeshaahmed]

The year begins with Muharram, and Muharram reminds us of sacrifice. It is as though Allah teaches us from the very first page that every journey to Him requires letting go of something for His sake. 🤍

[iamayeshaahmed]

The Islamic year does not begin with a victory, a kingdom, or a worldly achievement. It begins by remembering a migration (Hijrah), a journey of leaving behind what displeases Allah for what pleases Him. Every Muharram asks us: What must we leave behind to move closer to Allah?

[iamayeshaahmed]

Islamic New Year plot twist:

• Suddenly leaving for Umrah

• Suddenly financially stable

• Suddenly debts get cleared

• Suddenly got married

• Suddenly got a job

• Suddenly healing after a long hardship

• Suddenly your duas from years ago get answered

[iamayeshaahmed]

It is written. Don't get disheartened. Your time will come when you least expect it and you will wonder how everything worked out. You will be amazed to know that even though it is written how powerful your duas are and how Allah is always listening to you, so don't worry when something you pray for doesn't happen suddenly. Your dua will never be rejected it will simply happen when they are supposed to.

[iamayeshaahmed]

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:

“Do not hate one another, do not envy one another, and do not turn away from one another, but be servants of Allah as brothers.”

— Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim

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Waiting for your du’a to be accepted can feel heavy, especially when days turn into months and nothing seems to change, but Allah is never ignoring you. He hears every whisper, every tear, every silent plea you make. Sometimes the delay is not a denial but protection, preparation, or something better being written for you. You may be counting the time, but Allah is arranging the outcome with perfect wisdom. And one day, when the answer finally comes in the right way and at the right time, you’ll realize the waiting itself was part of the mercy.

[iamayeshaahmed]

On the Day of Arafah, Ya Allah, grant me a healing that reaches the deepest parts of my heart. Ease what still hurts within me, replace my sorrow with peace only You can give, and let what wounded me lose its hold. Let my heart rest in the certainty that You are enough for me.

[iamayeshaahmed]

Sorry to interrupt your scrolling, we may not know each other, but this Arafah du’a is for you. May this be the year you finally live the life you’ve been praying for. May Allah put barakah in your time, energy, and efforts, replace your stress with ease, your exhaustion with strength, and your silent prayers with beautiful answers. May everything fall into place for you in the best way possible, and may your heart witness the goodness you’ve been asking Allah for. Ameen.

[iamayeshaahmed]

The Anatomy of Surrender

These days mirror the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS), revealing the true depth of Qurbani.

The physical sacrifice is merely the outer shell. True Qurbani is a quiet, profound undoing, the brave choice to lay down our egos, hidden attachments, and fleeting desires on the altar of submission. It is trading the temporary for the Eternal.

May Allah soften our hearts, anchoring them in the sincerity and taqwa needed to truly hold fast. Ameen.

[iamayeshaahmed]

On the sacred Day of Arafat, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ addressed the Ummah, aware that his departure was near:

“O People, listen carefully, for I do not know if I will meet you again after this year…”

Even in his final moments, his concern remained the guidance of his people. He reminded us:

“All mankind is from Adam and Eve… no person is superior to another except through taqwa.”

The Prophet ﷺ taught that true honour is not found in race, status, or wealth, but in righteousness, humility, and consciousness of Allah. And before leaving this world, he gave us one final anchor:

“I leave behind for you the Qur’an and my Sunnah; if you hold firmly to them, you will never go astray.”

[iamayeshaahmed]

Choose your mahram with care. Do not fall for looks or words alone; look at who their heart is connected to first: Allah. Love the one who lowers their gaze, guards their nafs, remembers Allah in private, and approaches you in a halal way with sabr and sincere du’a. Someone who fears hurting you because they fear Allah, and who brings you closer to Him, not away from Him. Because your mahram is not only for this dunya, but also your companion toward the akhirah. May Allah bless us with spouses who are a source of peace, imaan, and barakah in both dunya and akhirah. Ameen.

[julaibib]

“So let not their speech grieve you. Indeed, We know what they conceal and what they declare.” Surat Ya-Sin [36:76]

[writtenduas]

“I ask Allah to make this journey of mine a source of help for me, not hardship; safety, not affliction; and a blessing, not a punishment. May He decree goodness for me wherever it may be, turn evil away from me wherever it may be, protect me from everything that may harm me, and grant me my goals and intentions completely and abundantly. Indeed, He is Most Generous and answers prayers.

من مقدشو إلى حيث شا ء الله

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Your life is about to take a beautiful turn.