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I think one of my favorite feelings is laughing with someone.

when I was 5 or 6 we had a father-daughter day at my school where you eat lunch together and play games and shit, but my dad didn’t wanna come so I went on my own. but my mum called my uncle real last minute and he immediately got off work and drove straight over to eat lunch w me so I wasn’t alone, and he even picked flowers from his garden to give to me and that’s when I realised that anyone can be a father but not everybody can be a dad

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“How do you tell people? How do you tell them that you’re exhausted even though you slept for 10 hours? How do you tell them that you need a break from talking and smiling and simply being near them? How do you tell them that although you love them, you so desperately need to be alone tonight?”

— Midnight thoughts (I’m burnt out)

Some people are so sour about what has passed they seek to make every moment with you in the future another difficulty.

Some people are so focused on material gains and status they forget to look after themselves and others.

Some people are so ignorant they talk bad about and isolate those they don't understand.

Some people are so used to things going wrong they try to control the smallest of details.

Some people find it impossible to empathise.

Some people get on my nerves -_-

I'm so done dealing with irrational people

Fuck this I'm not involved

AstagfiruAllah, I have a really bad habit that I have been trying to break this Ramadan. It's creeping into my head now a week in-I need somebody or something to stop me. Please any suggestions of films, things to do just something to take my mind off it 😭😩

My temper takes on average about 5 hours to calm down wtf is that about

I absolutely abhorr ignorance I've realised it's one thing that actually makes my blood boil. I have no shutting down the moment I realise someone is being ignorant. Just get lost.

So incapable of being judged but judging others

God born Muslims can be so ignorant assuming non Muslims are dregs of the earth... no no their not

kaleemati

Ramadan Reflections Part 1

Alhamdulillah, Ramadan has arrived. A strange yet familiar calmness descended upon us and is welcomed with open arms. An aura of serenity and unspoken peace fills the air. The

My 10th Ramadan in, I’ve come to realise hunger is merely the first layer of fasting - the physical dimension. As I’ve grown as a Muslimah, each Ramadan Allah has deepened my understanding and experience. The parched mouth, inevitable headaches and hunger pangs serve as reminders to the higher power we serve. We fast within fixed time frames; able to prepare our cupboards and fridges - stocking them to the brim. Able to feast from iftar to suhoor, on whatever we please as we prepare our stomachs for another round of fasting. While over 800 million people across the world fast indefinitely, not knowing when or where their next sip of water will come from - let alone meal. This physical experience of fasting is a humbling reminder of the bounty bestowed on us by Allah.

“Therefore remember Me (by praying, glorifying). I will remember you, and be grateful to Me (for My countless favors on you) and never be ungrateful to Me” - Quran, 2:152

In this month we should all ‘count our blessings’ so to speak. Start to think about what we take for granted in our day to day lives. Be thankful and show gratitude for our ‘basic’ ability to enjoy opening fasts with an abundance of food available. But also as we make dua, remember those who are still fasting with no foreseeable end and as Muslims do what we can to help, from a local to a global level.

“(The righteous are those) who feed the poor, the orphan and the captive for the love of God, saying: ‘We feed you for the sake of God Alone; we seek from you neither reward nor thanks.” – Quran, 76:8-9

May Allah accept our fasts this Ramadan. Ameen

I hope my child never feels any of the things I felt about my black skin when I was younger

negressive

in a relationship with healthy communication, arguments should end with understanding on both ends

you have to keep the goal in mind

do you want to win? or do you want to understand that person and resolve the issue? (ask yourself once, then ask again)

the ego loves to win an argument, but relationships are not about feeding your ego

healthy relationships dilute the ego

if you find yourself arguing to win in your relationship, consider what you value more: the love you share with that person, or protecting your ego

Fuck your culture and mine

Culture is the thing I hate most about humanity.. it should be such a lovely progressive expression of our roots. Yet we choose it to feed our ego, belittle others practises and just breed more intolerance.

heavensghost

i always feel like I’m waiting for something

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