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Loneliness Comes When You Forget That Allah Is With You

[haraff]

People don’t appreciate you. So, you walk away. 

Thinking everything would be fine, but then, they blame you. For what? For standing up for yourself.

I’m sick of being the only one who gives the most. I’m tired, so I walk away. Tell me, am I the wrong one? You would hate it too if you were in my place. If I treated you like an option.

It’s funny when you did bad things to me never once did I complain. And when I gave up on you, you keep saying I hurt you, making me the bad guy. Ha. Don’t make me laugh.

I have people who care for me as well, genuinely. It’s only right if I go to them and not you. Oh yes, memory. We have memories together. They definitely mean something to me. Who knows. And for sure, they don’t mean nothing.

I am really not the type to make enemies. May Allah guide us.

[mujahidilmu]

Assalamualaikum. Kalau kita dah niat nak lupakan dia sbb nak elakkan zina hati, nak dapat keberkatan Allah, tapi hti susah jugak nak kawal perasaan sedih. Sntiasa tringat dia. Apa yg prlu buat? Mcm mana nk hlngkan perasaan ni.

Wassalam. Cuba luangkan masa dgn prkara yg baik dan dekati ustazah or ustaz supya rasa tu hilang. Tkleh duk lonely sgt.

Nnti perasaan tu dtg balik :)

[mujahidilmu]

Sudah lama menyepi hm...

Hai kawan kawan sape yg masih pakai tumblr hm

[simplyhasanah]

Things are most often not as they seem. What looks peaceful outside, is often total chaos inside. And what looks like chaos outside, is often peaceful inside. So don’t ever judge. Don’t envy what looks perfect and don’t despair at what looks broken.

Yasmin Mogahed (via simplyhasanah)

[studentsoup]

Start now. Start where you are. Start with fear. Start with pain. Start with doubt. Start with hands shaking. Start with voice trembling but start. Start and don’t stop. Start where you are, with what you have. Just … start.

Ijeoma Umebinyuo (via ghibil)

[storiesofthesahabah]

So sad. Astagfirullah. Yet we have the mouth and heart to complain why our prayers are not being answered? _____ Today I was restudying the life of ‘Utbah Ibn Ghazwan Radiyallahu Anhu, and if you would remember my article about him where I mentioned him founding the city of Basra in Iraq.  So, I wanted to share today a very strong reminder of a learned man, the story didn’t mention his name but we ask Allah to reward him and bless him Amin. (Indeed there are people who are not mentioned here but are well known in the Hereafter.) If you are a person who has been asking Allah for something for so long yet you are somehow thinking you are not getting an answer yet, then the first thing you should do would be think of your deeds and how you are doing with your worship, or maybe this story would help you get your priorities straight and right as well. _____ This learned scholar came to Basra in Iraq, people gathered around him and asked why their prayers were not being answered, especially when Allah says in the Qur’an: “Call upon me, I will respond to you.”[40:60] So this learned man answered them by saying; “O people of Basra! Your hearts have become dead.” So, the people asked how this had come about. The learned man outlined several reasons for this: “You recognise Allah but you don’t give Him His due. You recite the Qur’an but you don’t act upon it. You claim to love Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wassalam but you don’t act upon his sunnah. You claim to be the enemy of Satan but you obey him. You claim to have earned entry into Paradise but you don’t make any effort it. You claim to have achieved deliverance from the Hellfire but your misdeeds should see you sent to Hell. You say that death is inevitable but you don’t make preparations for it. You find fault with other people, but you don’t see your own fault. you bury your dead but you don’t learn lessons from it. You avail of the blessings of Allah but you don’t thank Him.” ______ Sometimes, we just really need to sit down and relax and think for a moment how we are doing with our deeds. Maybe, it is actually us that puts a barrier from what we are asking for. As much as you make du’a for something you want, make as much istighfar as well. in sha Allah. May this strong reminder be enough for us to recheck our deeds and our worship. Amin Zohayma  

[ummvbideen]

Cry to him, cry to him, cry to him.

[tryingtobeenoughformyself]

Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, courage is the quiet vouce at the end of the say saying, ‘I will try again tomorrow’. - Mary Anne Radmacher

[wnq-writers]

You are the melody I found in every tune of my symphony…

everlasting-beauty-within (via wnq-writers)

[suratcintahaura]

Bila rasa tak ada orang faham kita, cuba tutup mata dan lihat apa bahagia yang kita sudah ada.

(via suratcintahaura)

[kushandwizdom]

Raise your words, not voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.

Unknown, (via kushandwizdom)

Good Vibes HERE

(via thelovenotebook)

[cantbroken]

[aboonoor-deactivated20180121]

The less the (wedding) expense, the greater the blessing!

Shaikh Ibn Uthaimeen, Fatawa Islamiyyah (v. 3, p. 175)

[insha678-deactivated20200218]

Ya Allah Grant us good in this world and good in the hereafter, and save us from the chastisement of the fire

[psptsr]

Nikah is a contract that transfers responsibilities. Therefore know the man you’re thinking of marrying. Be sure that he is able to take care of you, more than your dad did. Islam empowers women with honor and dignity. Don’t settle for anything less.

Nouman Ali Khan via islamic art & quotes (via puspitasaria)

[abdllhhh-deactivated20171203]

Dear Allah. I wanna take a minute, not to ask for anything from you. But simply to say thank you, for all I have.

(via mujahidahsadoo)

Alhamdulillah. Thank you Allah. 

(via aisyah-thaqif)

[kushandwisdom]

Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.

- Unknown (via thelovenotebook)