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That's the faith of Palestinians Muslims

‘Despite bullets, stun grenades, sound grenades and arrests, over 90,000 Muslim worshippers have gathered this evening for the 27th night of Ramadan at the outside of Al Aqsa Mosque. 

May ALLAH protect Palestinians...

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[thedailyquranicverses]

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Sebagai anak pertama, yang jarak usianya cukup jauh dengan anak kedua, yang seringkali merasa sendiri karena apaan sih adek tuh gak asik (tentu karena jarak usia), datangnya hari kemarin terasa sangat lucu 😆 Dua hari yang lalu kami buka bersama dan rapat. Iya, rapat yang diawali dengan berdoa menurut agama dan kepercayaan masing-masing. Hahaha. Terlalu gemas rasanya untuk tidak ditandai di perjalanan tumblr saya.

Dan surprisingly, adek-adek saya keduanya aktif dan kritis saat rapat. Wkwkwkwkwk. Nggak cuma iya-iya aja sama presentasi yang saya bawakan. Hahaha alhamdulillaah. Mengingat Delin sudah kuliah menuju tingkat tiga, pun Debag sebentar lagi tahun terakhir di sekolahnya, this fact brought me joy, and assurance 🥺. They gonna survive uni years and life afterwards, insyaAllah.

[life-in-the-freefall]

A man came to the gathering of the Holy Prophet ﷺ and began slandering his closest companion, Abu Bakr radiAllahu anhu. At first, Abu Bakr remained silent despite the torrent of disrespectful allegations being directed towards him. The Holy Prophet ﷺ observed with a smile. However, after some time, Abu Bakr protested against the inaccuracy of the allegations. This led the Holy Prophet ﷺ to stand up and leave the gathering. Distressed, Abu Bakr pursued the Holy Prophet ﷺ, and asked why the Holy Prophet ﷺ had left. He received the reply “As you were silent, the angels were defending you. When you spoke, they were replaced by a devil.” One of the most common responses to the existence of our own darkness is to project it onto another. In this case, the accuser seems to have been projecting his own shadow onto the noble Abu Bakr. It takes an immensely conscious being to resist the temptation of reacting to the projections of another, just as Abu Bakr did. As Abu Bakr held the accuser’s projections, he was surrounded by an army of angels who supported and protected him. When Abu Bakr retorted, the angels were replaced by a devil. Now, by all accounts, Abu Bakr’s response was dignified and calm. Abu Bakr was the most virtuous of the companions and beloved to the Beloved of Allah. This incident was part of the spiritual training of Abu Bakr radiAllahu anhu, an indication of the immensely powerful inner condition the Holy Prophet ﷺ was preparing him for. Yet, the angels were still replaced. Do we have the inner stillness and God-consciousness to hold the projections of others in a detached, indifferent manner? Are we sufficiently secure in our relationship with the Divine to know that He knows our reality, not the myopic humans who surround us? Can we remain courteous even in times of provocation and discomfort? Are we nurturing the inner strength to see through the human who stands in front of us, seeing instead the Almighty Educator who is teaching us by means of our circumstances? Do we project our own sadness, frustration, anger, disappointment, or regrets onto others, making them bear the brunt of our own shadow? This is an important area of focus for the last few days of Ramadan.

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[life-in-the-freefall]

The Creator determines everything that comes into existence, including the outcomes of your free choices. This means that nothing in existence happens without His sanction, His permission, His decree. Our very existence is in His hands and every breath we take is by His command. If a leaf falls, it falls by His decree. There is wise purpose in everything and so we can relax in the knowledge that whatever happens, happens for reasons of Divine wisdom, justice and order. Luck, chance and accident can play no part in the unfolding of the Creator's will. What hits you could not have missed you; what misses you could never have been yours. True worshipfulness lies in being content with what the Creator has willed for us. True gratitude means being thankful for everything that the Creator has 'written' on the page of our existence. And true goodness (ihsan) means seeing good in everything that He has created. If you are awake during the last nights of Ramadan, I hope that you experience the bounty of 'laylat al-qadr', the blessed night of Divine determining, the symbol of Divine control over all of creation. And if you remember, please pray for me, that my heart may be opened and accepting of everything that He determines for me, now and always.

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5Ramadan|٥ رمضان