Sarahh.

This is not the day to ask for ordinary, This is the day to ask for oceans.

Just as Sulayman (AS), He did not ask Allah for a small kingdom, or a little ease, or “just enough.” He asked for something no human being had ever possessed:

“My Lord, forgive me and grant me a kingdom that will not belong to anyone after me…(38:35)

Allah gave him winds that obey him. Kingdoms. Power. Miracles. Things beyond imagination.

Always Remember, you're asking the same Lord, the One who accepted the dua of Sulayman(AS) is still the same Rabb.

So don't limit your Dua on this day, and ask for miracles.

In a Hadith, we are taught that when Allah intends a high place in Jannah for a person, but that person does not have enough good deeds to reach that level, Allah tests them with hardships in this world so that their rank may be raised and their sins may be forgiven before the Day of Judgment.

And these hardships are not limited to illness. They can come in many forms — family difficulties, emotional pain, stress, loss, or any struggle that weighs on the heart.

If a believer responds with patience and trust in Allah, every difficulty becomes a means of purification and elevation.

So the next time life feels heavy, remember: perhaps this hardship is not a punishment, but a mercy — a way for Allah to prepare a place for you in Jannah that your deeds alone could not reach.

Nothing a believer goes through is ever wasted with Allah.

So I was using Twitter, and there was this video of a revert telling how he before converting asked Allah(SWT) to show him a sign, like a clear visible sign like something happened around him, candles suddenly blow up stuff, and he waited and waited and waited and nothing happened, he was disappointed and continue to recite Qur'an where he left, and the next verse he read was,

"for those asking for signs, have We not shown you enough already? Look at the stars, the moon, the sun, in these there's a sign for the people of knowledge."

I watch that video 2 times, while thinking is this really how the Qur'an speaks to us I too always read the Qur'an but something like this never happened, then i remember a verse related to this, that goes like,

...and We are closer to him than his jugular vein.”

I just remember this part not full aayah as I often came across this, so I just search for this Aayah, and subhanAllah when I read the complete Aayah, I was like, is this really happened to me just now, the Aayah was,

“And We have already created man and know what his soul whispers to him, and We are closer to him than his jugular vein.”

Does this actually mean, I whisper that something like this doesn't happen with me ever and it's just happened and it's like Allah(SWT) itself telling me that "there you go, you're asking for this, I created you and I know what you whispers, so here's this Aayah for you" 😭🤍✨

To the one reading this,

I found this somewhere, so I'm leaving it here for you.

May Allah accept it from you and me.

Ya Raheem, let us taste the mercy You keep for those who return, reward us with the mercy we have yet to know and raise us to the highest place in Paradise despite our lows.

“I am the least in need of any partner, So whoever does a deed seeking Me and someone else, I leave him to that someone else.