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Feeling Empty
Have you ever felt this emptiness? All these years, i thought i'm on the right track. But now i i realized i'm not. I'm having a hard time to enjoy what i have right now. I know there's something wrong but i can't pinpoint. May Allah fill the loneliness in my heart. Ameen. This shall pass.
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Don’t despair because of the bad things that happen in the world. Despair doesn’t change anything. Rather than focusing on bad news, focus on what you can *do* to improve things. Even if it’s something small.
Ustadh Amjad Tarsin (via islamicrays)
Being generous is not confined to material wealth. Be generous with your good character and expressions too. It costs nothing and makes a world of difference.
Mufti Ismail Menk (via bluestockingreads)
Ramadan Traditions for Married Couples: 1) Compete for serving each other a date or sip of water first. 2) Pray together more often when possible in the home. 3) Resist the temptation to chat during the time for dhikr after Salah. Support each other in finishing it. 4) Make sure to spend ten minutes hugging or touching before bedtime so that the exhaustion of fasting and taraweeh doesn’t create too much separation between both of you. Touch is to be treasured for married couples. 5) Ask each other your Ramadan goals so you can be a source of compassion, support, and understanding for their greatest spiritual needs. 6) When things get sluggish, be the one who encourages with love to keep going and doing extra acts of worship. 7) Tune in: when you miss your spouse let them know verbally. It’s ok to find the extra time away a little difficult. Use Fearless Vulnerability to let them know so their heart can catch up with yours. Just don’t let the space lead to frustration and tension. 8) Find ways to show more gratitude for each other. Make du'a for them verbally, drop an email, or leave a small note. 9) Welcome your spouse’s desire to change rather than hold them to their “normal self.” If they want Qur'an in the car vs. music, to attend the masjid for prayer vs. stay at home, allow the newness to be welcomed. 10) Avoid shaming for who they are when they aren’t as religious in one area as you’d prefer. Ramadan doesn’t make a miracle change out of most of us. For one spouse, just fasting itself could be extremely difficult. For another, it’s praying Fajr on time. One spouse may recite the whole Qur'an with ease, but another finds dhikr easiest for them to do. Whatever you say - make sure your intention is to show love, respect, gratitude, or support for your spouse this coming month and be a positive person in their life. *That alone is one of the greatest forms of da'wah you could ever hope for, and who better to be your best self to than your own spouse?* May Allah bless us all to find His infinite Mercy in Ramadan and find the fruits of those days in a cool Shade on the Day of Judgment, in the ability to fly over the sirat radiating beautiful light, and a celebration of pure joy and bliss with those we love in gardens in Jannah, with rivers, fields of green, towering trees, and other unimaginable beauty that Allah has created for those who seek Him.
Via Wives of Jannah (via islamicrays)
Tell me about your childhood and things that make you happy, Tell me about that time you stayed up all night crying and why you hate yourself sometimes, Tell me about your dreams and how you like your morning coffee, Tell me about what you’d do if you could change the world and why. You could go on talking and I promise I’ll be listening to each and every word, even if it’s stupid. You could take me home and teach me how to play your favorite video game or we could sit on the rooftop all night watching the stars disappear as the sun rises. We could do anything you like and I’d be your side. As long as we’re together. Credits: Rida Aamina
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“Love Is” In Small Things
Doing little things with your lifetime partner. Sweet. 😊
Dua of Prophet Sulaiman
رَبِّ أَوْزِعْنِي أَنْ أَشْكُرَ نِعْمَتَكَ الَّتِي أَنْعَمْتَ عَلَيَّ وَعَلَى وَالِدَيَّ
Lord, enable me to be thankful for the blessings You have granted me and my parents … (Quran 27:19 and 46:15)
Originally found on: asma-q
Common mistakes in Ramadhaan
1. Drinking “vimto” on a daily basis
- Why: It contains high amounts of sugar, additives and colorants - Solution: If you have to, drink it twice a week maximum
2. Drinking large amounts of water at iftaar time
- Why: Filling the stomach with water is more strenuous to it than with food. - Solution: have a few sips at iftaar then a glass after every two hours.
3. Exercising directly after iftaar.
- Why: the body’s blood flow is concentrated around the stomach at that time. - Solution: Exercise after two hours of eating to ease digestion.
4. Chewing and swallowing food fast.
- Why: chewing food slowly can speed up digestion and help maintain your weight
5. Having dessert directly after iftaar
- Why: they make you drowsy and sleepy - Solution: leave at least a two hour gap between iftaar and dessert to stay fresh and awake for ishaa and taraweeh prayers
6. Consuming foods with high amounts of sodium
- Why: Sodium triggers thirst through out the fasting hours of the day - Solution: instead, eat foods that are high in potassium, they retain water and suppress your thirst.
Bananas are high in potassium.
A banana at Suhoor time can control your thirst level through out the day.
Best sources of potassium for Suhoor time: - bananas - milk - dates - avocados - dried peaches - pistachios - pumpkin - peas - dark chocolate
Worst choices for Suhoor: - Biryani - kebab - pizza - fast food in general - cheese
Best choices for Suhoor: - potato - rice - dates - whole grain bread - banana
Drinking lots of water at suhoor is important, but not as much as drinking it through out your non-fasting hours.
Drink a glass of water every two hours from iftaar time till sehri.
This is great. Only 15 more days 💕
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Things you can pray for:
Our Ummah, espcially those in bleeding and opressed countries including Syria, Gaza, Burma, Yemen, Nigeria. Do not forget our Ummah in underdeveloped countries like Pakistan, Mali, Somalia, Afghanistan, Haiti, Togo, Zambia, etc.
Pray for the sick, and the poor. Pray for the hungry, and the thirsty.
Orphans, those who feel lonely in this world. Pray for people with depression, suicidal thoughts, mental disorders.
For those who have less, and for those who have more (that they both may pass their circumstances with sweetness of Islam)
Your family
Guidance, mercy, health
To stay focused on Islam, and not to stray off.
A forgiving, humble, and non-judgmental heart.
Piousness
Knowledge, and remembrance.
Those who have passed away, for Allah’s mercy upon them and the expiation of their sins.
Khushoo in salah
Sabr in times where we completely lose it.
To die only when we are worthy of entering Jannah
To be able to perform Hajj
Success in this world and the next
Forgiveness
Guidance of the youth
To be a better Muslim
Protection from the hell fire and from the torment of the graves
To have a chance to make things right for those who we have wronged
Your personal ambitions that are good for you
To be able to hear the stories of the prophets by the prophets themselves, to be able to discuss with the sahabas about the character of our prophet, to be able to eat and drink from the fruits and milk provided in Jannah.
To be with our loved ones in Jannah
To be able to have tawakkul when things don’t go our way
Education to be provided to those who do not have the resources
All the pregnant women to have an easy delivery and a healthy baby
Our worship to be accepted
protection from shirk
Justice to those who have been oppressed, given pain, or accused wrongly
Our marriages to last in Jannah and for our marriages to be righteous
Obedient children who will be guided onto the beautiful path of Islam
Provisions for those who don’t have a ceiling, who don’t have a bed, who don’t have bread or water.
To guide those who are doubting Islam, and for our own doubts to be cleared
To be in the shade of Allah on the day of judgment and for our book of deeds to be in our right hand
Protection from laziness and cowardice
To be always be able to do what is right
To be able to control our anger
To do everything with sincerity and love
A heart free from hate, or envy.
To get closer to Allah
To be able make use of our short time wisely
For everyone in the world, every person in every corner, to at least have some clean water
Pray for anything and everything (which is good for us). Pray for everyone.
The prayer of Prophet Zakariyya
رَبِّ لَا تَذَرْنِي فَرْدًا وَأَنْتَ خَيْرُ الْوَارِثِينَ
O my Lord! Leave me not childless! But [even if You grant me no heir, I know that] You will remain when all else has ceased to be! (Quran 21:89)
Originally found on: to-jannah
It hurts to see how simple, easy and fair Islam is, yet how hard, complicated and unfair our egos can be. The irony. Do you know how much easier we could make it on one another by simply removing all the unnecessary chatter and drama our minds create? We just make this life so much harder than it needs to be, placing more chains on ourselves than we were ever born with. If only we could stop imposing our own rules and start following what the Quran reveals to us. If only we could stop worshiping our cultures and egos, and start worshipping our Creator. Only then could we see the peace of this Message color humanity in all of its fullness.
I think part of the reason why we hold so tight is because we fear something so great won’t happen twice
unknown (via hatin)
Exactly.
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That feeling when your weakness is eating you alive.
Dear Reverts
“Reverts, one day you will have a Muslim family who you can pray fajr with and feed Iftar to. One day you will sit down and open Eid gifts with your beautiful Muslim children. One day you will all load into the car and sing nasheed on the way to the masjid for jummah. Don’t lose hope. You may feel lonely now but it won’t be for forever I promise.”
