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True wonder is preserved by rejecting the illusion of complete knowledge. The moment we assume we fully understand something we blind ourselves to its depth, complexity, and ever-unfolding reality. The Quran serves as a lens that continually renews our perceptions, making the world feel fresh and awe-inspiring, much like how children experience their surroundings with endless curiosity.

To truly live, we must resist the complacency of familiarity, the false belief that we already “know” what we see. Instead, we should walk through life with open eyes and open hearts, recognizing that everything, no matter how familiar, holds layer of meaning waiting to be discovered. This perspective turns the world into a continuous revelation, where every moment is an opportunity to learn, to reflect and to be amazed.

By embracing this mindset, we restore our ability to marvel at the world, much like a child seeing it for the first time, and we align ourselves with the Quranic call to ponder and reflect. True wisdom is not believing we know everything but in understanding that there is always more to see, more to learn and more to be in awe of.

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In Search Of My Lost Home

I feel as though I have already departed from my home. I believe that my true home is not here on this earth, but with Allah- that I left my heart with Allah. The place where my soul was at peace in His presence, in His love, in His Compassion. It’s as if I was once cradled in the divine embrace, and now, I find myself far away, yearning to return.

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If you ever feel lonely or feel like nobody wants to meet you, just know that Allah wants to see you 5 times a day

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The source of our strength as Muslims is the noble Quran so let us not abandon it.

Instead, let us come to understand the Quran deeply and strive to live our lives in accordance with its profound teachings.

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After Adam and Eve consumed the forbidden fruit, they became aware of their nakedness, symbolizing vulnerability. In Islam, being covered is viewed as a source of empowerment, signifying a conscious elevation in adherence to Allah's guidance. How can the hijab be a sign of oppression then?: rather, it is a commitment to modesty, dignity, and spiritual empowerment in the eyes of our Creator.

May Allah elevate us in faith, grant us strength in modesty, and bestow upon us the empowerment to walk the path of righteousness.

Ameen.

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The power of language

In The Name Of Allah, The Most Gracious, The Most Compassionate 

In the Quran Surah Ar-Rahman Allah mentions in verse 4  عَلَّمَهُ ٱلْبَيَانَ 

"´and´ taught them (humanity) speech"

This verse is profound because unlike the rest of every other living thing- Allah’s creation, Allah gave human beings the ability to speak, to communicate through speech. The power of language extends to our capacity to imagine, conceptualize and discuss things beyond what we see. It allows us to understand and explore the world around us. And through this ability the truth can be known to us just by using words, maybe that is why the last revelation sent to us is Allah’s words, the holy Quran, which there will be none after.

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Ya Allah,

May my safest moment be my return to You, my Beloved Master. In Your presence, I long to feel at home, a familiar bliss crafted by every tear of gratitude. As I gaze upon the vast skies, the soaring birds, and the marvels this world enfolds by Your will, I seek a deep connection with You, Ya Allah.

Your Rahma is a profound depth of Your love and care, transcending the limits of human imagination. Grant me the strength to be in perpetual awe of Your impact, kindness, and boundless compassion.

As Your servant, I earnestly implore You to mold me into one who is always conscious of Your presence, enveloped in the warmth of Your divine love.

Ameen.