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So many people reverting to islam lately and it truly warms my heart 💗🫶

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Don't suppress your pain and hurt, or you will make your heart numb to everything. Whatever you're going through, tell Allah. Tell him everything. He is always there to listen to you and to help you. If you're hurt, cry in front of him. You don't have to show yourself strong; He knows you. He knows you more than you know yourself. Just give your broken heart to Him, and He will mend it for you. Show your inner wound, and he'll soothe it. Crying is a natural way to release your inside mess. So don't hold on to the pain inside you, but show it to Allah. He will definitely heal you ❤️‍🩹

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You will find your person. The one who Allah has written for you. Whilst you wait, do not forget Him for a second. Do not doubt His plan for you. He is Ar-Razzaq, The Provider and He will provide you with what you do not expect. In the midst of your patience, remember you are right where Allah wants you to be. Give time to yourself and focus on being a better you in His eyes. There is a time for everything and Allah's timing is the best. No matter how difficult it may seem, let your heart find peace in the remembrance of Him. Ask Him for guidance and for all that your heart wants. You will find your person. And they will find you. Believe that Allah will answer your Dua's ✨️

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There are days when you feel like you’re falling behind in life. Everyone seems ahead, closer to their goals, happier, more certain. And you quietly wonder, “When will it be my turn?” But your timeline is not delayed. It’s designed. Allah knows the pace your soul needs. What’s written for you won’t miss you, and what isn’t meant for you will never stay. You’re not late. You’re being prepared for something greater, something lasting. Keep walking. Keep trusting ✨️

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Masjid Al-Aqsa, Jerusalem 🇵🇸

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‎Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

‎“Four things that bring joy to the heart:

‎Looking at loved ones

‎Looking at the blue sky

‎Looking at flowing water

‎Looking at greenery.”

‎[Summarised from Zaad al-Ma'ad | Pg. 614]

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Every rejection, every delay, every closed door is Allah protecting you from harm or guiding you to something better.

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As Ramadhan comes to a close, it's natural to feel a sense of longing and regret. We may reflect on the opportunities we missed, the habits we couldn't quite form, and the spiritual growth we had hoped for. But to all the beautiful ladies out there, I want to remind you that every small achievement, every single good habit you've cultivated, is a precious gift from Allah. Whether it's reading the Qur'an, praying your five daily prayers with sincerity, or simply taking a moment each day to connect with your Creator, know that these efforts are valued by Allah.

Don't be disheartened if you feel you didn't do enough. Allah looks at the heart, and He knows that your intentions were pure. Remember, intention is indeed better than action. As you bid farewell to Ramadhan, carry the lessons and habits you've learned into the next 11 months. In'Sha'Allah, you'll continue to grow, learn, and evolve, and when the next Ramadhan arrives bi-idhnillāh, you'll be ready to receive even more blessings and guidance🌷💌

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𝗠𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝗱𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝟭𝟬 𝗻𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗥𝗮𝗺𝗮𝗱𝗵𝗮𝗻

“The woman who is prevented from praying due to menses can sit in her musalla (prayer area) during the last ten nights without praying; she can recite, remember Allāh and make Du'a to Him. And it is hoped that she attains the reward of the last ten nights and Laylatul Qadr.”

— Shaykh Abdul Aziz Al-Tarefe

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The good that emerges in you during Ramadhan is your potential. It’s you. That’s what you’re capable of. Tame your nafs. Discipline your nafs. It’s what this month is for.

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Being unemployed during Ramadhan is such a blessing.

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The Hamad bin Jassim bin Jamir Al Thani Mosque 🕌

The Pearl Island, Qatar 🇶🇦

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No matter how many reminders, Qur'an verses etc you read, none of it will benefit you until you actually start implementing it into your life.

Don't let words stay as words, turn them into action.

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“The hardness of the hearts has never been melted by anything like the remembrance of Allāh.”

— Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله

(Al-Waabil al-Sayyib, 71)

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There should be no limit to your Du'as. Nothing is “too much” or “too hard” for Allah, the King of Kings. When you call out to Allah, He already knows what you’re going to ask from Him. He already knows what your heart truly wants. So Allah guides you to make that Du'a. Your Du'a is your personal conversation with your Creator. So make it big, make it sincere, and make it wholeheartedly 💛