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femalegothic

words to live by

achillesinhighheels

letsolgasidorova-deactivated201

onetwofeb

ruched

Callot Soeurs Autumn/Winter 1928

keepasteadyhustle

Sometimes you forget that you’re in the middle of what you prayed for.

soumal

| Two Somali stamps from 1986.

womenintheirwebss

thinking about that toni morrison quote that went to the effect of ‘you’re looking in your children’s face to make sure their face is clean and their hair is combed and they’re looking in your face to see love.’ because it’s saur true.

womenintheirwebss

theambitiouswoman

kristina100000

anyways i only allow sweethearts into my life. sweeties only

lifeafterpsychiatry

It's wonderful how, with no warning and without even trying, we will randomly stumble across new favorite songs, new favorite artists, new favorite books, new favorite movies, new favorite games, new favorite shows, new favorite snacks, new passions, new hobbies, new interests, new favorite blogs and new favorite people. So when things are terrible, hold onto the fact that someday, possibly when you least expect it, you'll suddenly come across something wonderful!

justpinmeagainstawall

I keep thinking about fear and how fear has kept me from doing so much in my life. I’m slowly starting to realise that being crippled by that fear and not seeking out the things I want to do - It does not protect me from harm. It never has.

mindofserenity

Ikhlāṣ is “when the servant’s internal and external actions are the same. And Riya is when the external actions are better than the internal actions (of the heart). Truthfulness in one’s sincerity is when the internal is better (developed) than the external.”

— Madarij-us-Salikeen, 2/91

It has been stated, “Ikhlas is that you do not request anyone to witness your action except Allah, and that you do not seek anyone to reward you (for it) except Him.”

Salamah Bin Dinar said, “Hide your good deeds (from the people) just like you hide your evil deeds”.

— Abu Nu’aym, Bayhaqi And in a narration in Al-Bayhaqi, “Hide your good deed like you hide your evil deed, and do not be delighted at your own action, for you do not know whether you are happy or wretched (in the Hereafter).”