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I want to be a mom!!
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RIP to my ears they will be hearing the same phrase a thousand times
You may deceive people, but you can never deceive Allah. Hurting others with your words, lies, and actions while pretending to be the victim does not escape His knowledge. Allah sees every injustice, every hidden intention, and every act of ظلم. His justice is perfect, and everyone will be held accountable for what they have done.
She had nothing.
No tribe to protect her.
No wealth to shield her.
No name they feared.
She stood before Abu Jahl —
the most powerful man in Mecca —
and he said one word:
"Renounce."
She refused.
She had no sword.
She had no army.
She had only one thing —
a certainty that could not be moved.
He drove his spear through her body.
And she fell.
And became, forever —
the first martyr in the history of Islam.
Her name: Sumayyah bint Khayyat.
The Prophet ﷺ would pass by her family as they were tortured beneath the Meccan sun.
He could not stop what was happening.
But he would say to them as they lay on the ground:
"Be patient, O family of Yasir. Your appointed place is Paradise."
Narrated by al-Hakim in al-Mustadrak.
A woman with no tribe.
No wealth.
No weapon.
She defeated the most powerful man in Mecca
with something he could not understand:
She knew why she believed.
And here is the question we must ask today:
Our children —
who walk every day into schools where no one knows their real name —
Do they know why they believe?
Not "because my mother said so."
Not "because that's how I was raised."
But because they know the story.
They know who paid the price.
They know this faith did not reach them for free.
The child who knows Sumayyah's story
will not be ashamed of his name in class.
The child who knows Bilal's story
will not feel alone when he is the only one who is different.
The child who knows Mus'ab ibn Umayr's story
will never think the world is worth selling his identity for.
The Seerah is not history.
It is armor.
At Quranst, we teach the Seerah the way it was meant to be taught —
not as names and dates memorized for an exam.
But as living stories that build an identity that does not break.
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⬇️ Now — before you close this page:
Sumayyah didn't postpone.
Neither should you.
Your child deserves to know where this faith came from —
before someone asks them — and they have no answer.
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Sometimes life brings heavy moments, watching innocent little souls find peace away from their suffering, and being far from the ones we love most.
Yet, in every trial, there is profound wisdom. I've learned to be deeply grateful for every shared moment, for a love that knows no distance, and for the quiet peace that fills the heart when you trust His plan.
After every hardship, He always brings ease to the soul. 🤍
