#aqlamoon

This post has been created to formally announce that “aqlamoon” is no longer active. 

Alhamdulillaah, the material will remain available but nothing will be updated after 26th May 2017. I hope, by the Permission of Allaah, the little work I have done on this page has been helpful to at least some of you. 

I am leaving mainly because I have more responsibilities now and would like to discipline my time better, bi’ithnillaah.  

For any sisters who have my number/details, please do not give these to anyone. If you need to contact me, do not message this page. Email [email protected] - please be patient in waiting for a reply. 

Feel free to use and distribute the printables without crediting me but do not try to pass them off as your own or make money from them. 

I leave you with the following:

Start reading, keep reading. Read, read, read. It will change your life. 

Wash the dead. Get your own shroud measured and cut. 

Tend to your parents/those who raised you. Bathe them, cook for them and allow them to grow old with dignity and joy.  

Once again, thank you for accepting me into this community. t’s been a pleasure and a privilege. 

Wasalaam. 

The slave of Allaah,

Umm Abdillaah al-Britaniyyaah

Sha’baan 1438/May 2017

Weekly Planner PDF (Download Here)

Features:

Track daily/weekly salah. Prayers completed and missed. 

Acts as a substitute for university/school timetables.

Encourages using salah times to organise your day. 

Reading List Printable - Available Here

Features:

Generous space to write book title and author.

Log general progress; when book was started, past half way mark and finished.

Helps visualise what books are yet to read and those that are unfinished. 

Example of use below:

Key Words Printable (Download Here)

Features:

Split sheets by topic.

Add English, Arabic and Transliteration for each word.

Generous amount of space to write word meaning.

“...Do not allow yourself to download free versions of books, which is a violation of copyright laws.” [Statement taken 11:08m-11:15m].

This happens all too often with the illegal downloading and uploading of material.

If we do not have the means to legally purchase a book, other halaal measures can be taken, such as checking the libraries in local masaajid/maraakiz, asking a friend if we can have a look at their copy or even looking for a cheaper alternative of the book i.e abridged versions or used copies.  

Monthly Goals Printable - Download Here (via Google Drive)

An alternative to the habit tracker allowing individuals to make note of one-off goals, as opposed to repetitive tasks. 

Ramadhaan Printables - Download Here (from Google Drive)

- Qur’aan Tracker: Actual printable is filled in with the chapters. Tick off the completed chapters as well as reading the translation.

- Fast Tracker: Keep note of completed fasts, more importantly those that were missed due to menstruation or illness etc.

- Habit Tracker: Make a list of tasks/habits you wish to complete and implement them over the 30 days of Ramadhaan e.g. Salatul Duha, clean-up after iftaar/dinner, read morning/evening adhkar etc.

- Meal Tracker: Keep a log of food & water intake throughout the week (especially helpful for those who struggle with timetabled eating).

- Calendar:  Several variations of calendars are available. Salah tracker and tick boxes to record fasts.

- Monthly Goals:  An alternative to the habit tracker allowing individuals to make note of one-off goals, as opposed to repetitive tasks.

Scholar Biography Printable - Download PDF here.*

This worksheet requires individuals to research and summarise information regarding the ulemaa [scholars] and tulaab ul ilm [students of knowledge] they take their deen from.

Sections to be filled include: Full name, lineage, teachers, students and notable works.

May Allaah, the Exalted, allow this resource to be of benefit.