الله

with everything happening in Palestine and Gaza, tonight when you break your fast, take a minute to make dua’a for our brothers and sisters being oppressed and tortured to the point where innocent lives are being taken & many others are being kicked out of their homes. this doesn’t have anything to do with race & religion - it’s a humanitarian crisis. spread awareness & do your part. don’t stay silent & be a part of the ignorant. raise your voice. they need to be heard. they need our help. may Allah grant all those suffering in Palestine & Gaza ease soon in’sha’allah 🇵🇸❤️

To all the people struggling to smile today, hold on. It gets better. Allah promised He is with the patient. What is coming is better than what has gone. Stay strong.

you can’t break a woman that has Allāh by her side. a woman of faith is untouchable. she’s a rare kind of soul, that shines through the beauty of her faith. aim to be that kind of woman, not the kind that is known by everyone, but the one whom is known by Allāh

some will rejoice at the arrival of the last ten days of Ramadan & some will be in despair, feeling guilty & overwhelmed with not reaching their full potential in this blessed month. regardless of what you’re feeling, never despair in the mercy of Allāh. the most blessed & rewarding days are upon us. aim to do the best you can with the intention of having all your sins forgiven & Allah will surely forgive. pray. make dua’a. supplicate to your Lord in the last third of the night. He surely hears you & He wants to answer your dua’as. all you have to do is ask Him 🤍

why do you so desperately search for love when Allah the Almighty has chosen the most perfect companion for you ?

you were made by Allah, for Allah & until you understand that, this life will never make sense

a heavy heart has nowhere to go and no one to turn to besides Allah

even if you still feel like you’re not ready/ prepared for ramadan, that’s okay. don’t let the feeling of you having to have everything ready and planned out overwhelm you. take it one day at a time. be consistent in your ibādah even if it’s small. don’t let ramadan overwhelm you. ramadan comes to heal and to help us strive to do better. it comes to help you take the first step to becoming a better person. take it at your own pace

Be realistic in everything but prayer; ask for the impossible