Jannah🤍

In these last ten nights, gird up your loins. Ibadah on Laylatul Qadr is better than that in a thousand months, that's equivalent to 83 years and 4 months. That's more than many ofus live. So would you want to miss Laylatul Qadr even by chance? If you know for sure that this was your last Ramadan, if you knew certainly that Jannah was up for grabs, wouldn't you sprint for it no matter what it takes? Would you still let your laziness make you miss this? No! You won't. So strive hard!

There's an ayah in the Quran (Surah Anfal) that translates to "He will give you something better than what was taken from you" and I don't think there's anything more reassuring and calming than the Quran.

O Allāh, on the first friday of ramadan, allow us to reach its end without loss, grant us fasting and prayer, and forgive us by your mercy, o most merciful.

A woman’s strength isn’t in acting like a man. It’s in her softness, her intuition, her emotional depth. When she abandons her fitrah to compete, she loses what made her powerful. Islam honors her nature, it doesn’t erase it.

As a Muslim man trying to grow in my Deen, the woman who truly stands out is the righteous one, guarding her hijab, her modesty, her character, and her feminine nature, and knowing her husband’s rights in marriage. She may think she’s unnoticed, but the wise man sees her clearly. She’s always the best choice.

Tahajjud is actually love. When you're in Sajdah and your eyes start to talk to Allah, you cry your heart out filling the prayer mat with tears. You just keep on speaking to Allah. And when you get up. Your heart feels so much lighter. You feel easy. You feel at peace.

Don’t give up on praying. Don’t stop asking. He’s listening. He’s heard you. Don’t give up so easily. He knows what you don’t. So keep praying. And keep asking. If it’s good, it will come. He’s listening.

Islam is simple and pure, no endless puzzles or complicated philosophies. Faith is clear: one God, one Book, one Messenger. The Qur’an is preserved forever, guiding hearts with wisdom and light. The Prophet ﷺ is the greatest role model, teaching mercy, justice, and strength. Knowing Allah in Islam isn’t hard; it’s natural, direct, and brings peace to the soul. That’s the beauty of this deen—it’s easy to live, deep in meaning, and powerful in shaping a life of truth and balance.

Do not forget to read Surat Al-Kahf, sending salaah for the Prophet, and make Dua in the last hour of Friday, because that is the time when Duas are answered.

I think that the best thing you can ask for in your prayers is a sound and content heart. Everything else is surrounded by mystery. We really don't know if the things we want most will actually be good for us. A sound heart will always prevail beyond any tangible thing in this world and it will always be with you.

You're not too far gone. Not too broken. Not too late. Your past doesn't disqualify you from Allah's mercy. The doors of change are always open- even if you walk through them slowly, step by step. Just keep walking. That's taqwa too.