السلام عليكم

Peace be upon you

[warmestsalams]

Let us wander the streets of Paris

Stroll through its cobbled alleys hand in hand

Whilst you marvel at the gorgeous architecture

I’ll take a moment to try and understand

How I stumbled into such luck

Surrounded by beauty and grace

For the city of Paris is known for its wonder

Yet not even Paris would compare to your face

Your smile, your eyes, they’re shining

As your gaze flitters to and fro

And I stare at your face and wonder

Whether you know that I love you so

@warmestsalams

[museyuum-deactivated20221001]

— museyuum.

[igmakeup]

[warmestsalams]

her eyes sparkle in the sunlight

rippling like molten honey

and his heart instantly knows

his life needs nothing sweeter

[hubufiallah-deactivated20240504]

[makkleyn]

[her-written-thoughts]

there's a place in my du'ā, where you stay forever.

-her.written.thoughts

[julaibib]

Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen said:

How many people hoped and wished to be steadfast, but stayed with friends who were not steadfast, so he became unable.

However when he distanced himself away from them, that was the means of guidance.

[world-of-cats]

[muha-mmed]

[julaibib]

And if He wills any good for you, none can avert His bounty.

• Yunus 10:107

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[warmestsalams]

Late night wanderings

Why is love portrayed as bitter sweet? Idealised and forged and shaped into a form that is almost unrealistic? Why is love now playing fire? And always seemingly coupled with pain?

Why is love no longer “She believed in me when no one else did?”

Why is love no longer “His eyes swelled with tears upon seeing the jewellery she had once worn?”

Why is love no longer drinking from the same spot from a shared glass?

Why is love no longer a knot?

— @warmestsalams

[dawnsfragrance]

Sai Assari, songbird

[warmestsalams]

… then the burnt chicken brings me to reality and there you are shaking your head at me saying “I didn’t expect anything different from you - only you’d burn the chicken!”

@dawnsfragrance

[andallshallbewell]

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[andallshallbewell]

[riversofnoor]

Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله said:

“If the people knew that missing the prayer is like missing the month of Ramadhan, they would strive to pray at its appointed time...”

{Minhaaj As-Sunnah An-Nabawi 5/230}