[imconstantlydaydreaming-deactiv]

[iamayeshaahmed]

Ramadan is not the month to hold back your duas. It’s the month to pour them out. Ask Allah for the things you’ve been too embarrassed to say, the sins you keep falling into, the habits you can’t break, the emptiness you don’t know how to explain. Ask Him to replace your confusion with clarity, your anxiety with tawakkul, your distractions with discipline. And don’t rush your dua. Sit in sujood a little longer. Stay after salah a little more. Raise your hands in the last third of the night and speak to Him like you truly believe He is listening, because He is.

[herr-qalb]

Ramadan 8

Tawakkul means trusting Allah without giving up. It is doing your best, being honest and patient, then leaving the result to Him — even when the answer takes time.

Some days you feel strong. Some days you feel weak. Tawakkul reminds you that Allah never changes, even when you do.

What is meant for you will come at the right time, with wisdom and mercy in it. So let your heart be calm. Allah is taking care of what you cannot control.

“And I entrust my affair to Allah. Indeed, Allah is All-Seeing of His servants.”

— Surah Ghafir 40:44

[herr-qalb]

To accept the Qadr of Allah ﷻ doesn't mean it won't hurt. It will. Your heart will ache, your eyes will get filled with tears and in your head, nothing will make sense.

But that is when you have to remind yourself that this is what Allah has willed and His choice for you are always better than your own wishes.

With that hurt in your heart, mess in your head and tears in your eyes, you accept the Qadr of Allah ﷻ and that is what makes you strong. That is what keeps you going. That's the only thing that matters.

[iamayeshaahmed]

The right time will come, and when it comes, you will forget about all the grief. You will realize why Allah made you go through so much pain. Trust His plan. Indeed, He is the Best of Planners.

Sometimes it feels like things will never get better. The pain, the waiting - it all seems too much. But Allah knows what you don't. He is protecting you, teaching you, and preparing something better for you. Just have patience. One day you'll look back and smile, knowing it was all part of His beautiful plan.

[ohthatsthegirl]

I hope I don't forget the times that I desperately call out to Allah for help.

[julaibib]

'A'isha رضي الله عنها said:

"Ask Allāh for everything, even shoelaces, because if Allāh does not make it easy for you to obtain it you will not obtain."

● [Musnad Abū Ya'lā (v.8, p.44)]

[julaibib]

There is khair in your delay, even when it feels hard to accept. The delayed appointment, the result that keeps waiting, the du'a that seems unanswered. None of it means you are rejected or forgotten. It means the timing is still being written with wisdom you cannot see yet. Some things are not denied, they are delayed because your heart needs patience, and your soul needs tawakkul.

[iamayeshaahmed]

Tawakkul will free you. You're not meant to control everything, you're meant to surrender it to the One who controls it all. When your mind says, "what if", let your heart say, "Allah is sufficient for me." He sees what you don't. He hears what you can't. He removes what will break you and replaces it with what will build you. Rest your heart. Qadr is written with love.

[julaibib]

Istigfar is not just for sinners, it for broken heart, closed door, restless souls and unanswered duas

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

it will get better. it will get worse. it will get better. things will constantly be changing. but when you’re worried things are only getting worse, remember that after that, they will get better.

[tanween]

Sometimes we assume we understand our own feelings, motivations, or beliefs clearly. But when we pause and dig deeper, we discover our thoughts aren't quite what we initially believed them to be.

Maybe you thought you were angry, but you were actually hurt. Maybe you thought you wanted something, but really you were chasing what others expected of you.

The lesson? Take time to question your own thoughts. Dig beneath the surface. Self-awareness isn't automatic - it takes honest reflection.

Your first thought isn't always your real thought. And that's okay. Understanding yourself is a journey, not a destination.

What do you think? 🤔

[anaseshaafi]

"يُعطيك الله قبلَ أن تسأل، ويُعطيك وأنتَ تسأل، ويُعطيك دونَ أن تسأل."

“Allah gives you before you ask, and gives you while you are asking, and gives you without you asking.”

[mis6kkk]

The only way to live your own life and be content with your rizq is by turning a blind eye on other people’s blessings. Don’t busy yourself with what others have. Busy yourself with expressing your gratitude towards Allaah. Your life will be more peaceful that way.

لئن شكرتم لأزيدنكم

[littlebelovedd]

Oh how my heart yearns to be here again. Ya Allah make a way for those who’s heart ache for be closure to you.

#ummrah

[julaibib]

Hatred is not good in Islam right?

What to do to fight the feelings of resentment and anger and strong dislike for someone

Please use Quran and Hadith to answer because those mean the most to me

A’isha (Allah be pleased with her) reported that, “The Prophet entered while [I] was angry. So he rubbed the tip of my nose and said, ‘My little `A’isha. Say,

‘O Allah, forgive my sin, remove the anger in my heart, and protect me from Satan.’

(Allahumma’ Ghfirli dhanbi, wa adhhib ghaydha qalbi, wa aajirni min ash-shaytan)”

[Ibn al-Sunni, as mentioned in Barkawi’s Tariqa al-Muhammadiyya]

1) Make continual istighfar. 2) Give in charity regularly, even if it’s a small amount and beg Allah to remove this tribulation from your life. 3) When you know you are going to be near this person, be in wudu and ask Allah to protect you from harm. 4) Give regular salawat upon the Prophet (upon him be blessings and peace). 5) Perform The Prayer of Need and beg Allah to help.

[julaibib]

May Allah send you comfort in your lowest moments, strength in your silent battles, and blessings from directions beyond your understanding. May every hardship become lighter, every prayer be answered beautifully, and every step lead you closer to Him.

[julaibib]

A strong marriage doesn’t require both partners to be strong at the same time. It’s about a husband and wife taking turns being strong for each other when the other feels weak.We all pray for a beautiful marriage, but may we also have the heart to make compromises and support each other in our lowest moments