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Remaining unseen and not seeing others is honorable 

The women we see the least - the ones where when you do see them, their presence is felt

The ones who aren’t easily accessible because of the personal duties and responsibilities they take on for the sake of Allah سبحانه وتعالي

The ones who follow the Qur’an and the Sunnah

No wonder our attention naturally fall on them

It must be because they let the Qur’an and Sunnah take precedence 

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Affectionate interaction in relationships doesn’t just change the brain, it also affects the activity of genes related to anxiety and immunity

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Trials are seen as a means to purify believers, expiate their sins, and strengthen their faith. 

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Don’t just pray for love.

Pray for a love that is gentle — the kind that doesn’t wound you while holding you. Pray for hearts that are soft, eyes that understand, and presence that feels like home. When you begin to trust someone, whisper to Allah. Ask Him to shield you from those who wear kindness as a mask, but hide cruelty underneath. From those who smile with you yet scheme in your absence. From hearts that are ungrateful for your goodness, and minds that are cunning but never kind. Ya Allah, protect us from those who disguise harm with charm. Guard our hearts from the sharr of people who were never sincere, and from the pain of loving those who never meant to stay.

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Allah will make things right, do not rush His command, do not doubt His wisdom, do not question His timing. Things could already be right, you just don’t perceive it.

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Life becomes peaceful when you trust Allah completely. Let go of fear, the past, and what you can’t control. Your heart finds calm, not because life is perfect, but because Allah is. Even when you don’t have answers, your heart says, “Allah is with me.” No pain is wasted, no dua unheard. Trust grows slowly, but it brings deep peace. ❤️‍🩹✨️

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Allah will make a way. The doors you thought were closed? Allah can open them in ways you never imagined. The path that looks blocked? He can clear it effortlessly. No matter the struggle, there is always a way with Him. Your hardship is not forever. Your pain is not permanent. “And whoever relies upon Allah-He is sufficient for him.” (Qur’an 65:3) Breathe. Trust. Allah will make a way, even when you see none.

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“A lot can happen in a year.”

— Unknown

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Perhaps this waiting period is Allah’s way of softening your heart, deepening your du’as, and preparing you for something far greater than you imagined. Maybe this season of struggle is actually drawing you nearer to Him, strengthening your faith and building a patience that only He can reward. The delays, the closed doors, the detours—they aren’t setbacks, but signs that His plan is unfolding perfectly. Trust that His timing isn’t just good—it’s the best for you.

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Tawakkul isn’t just trusting Allah after doing your part, it’s a gentle surrender of the heart. It means knowing, deep in your soul, that no matter how uncertain things seem, your Lord never leaves you without care.

Sometimes, life feels blurry and heavy. You plan, you try, you pray… and still, you’re unsure. But that’s exactly where tawakkul blooms, in the quiet moments when you whisper “Ya Allah, I leave it in Your hands,” and you feel a calm wash over you.

Breathe. Do your best. Leave the rest with Him and watch how your story unfolds beautifully, by His mercy.

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“أشدُّ الأعمالِ ثلاثة: الجودُ من قلَّة، والورعُ في خلوة، وكلمةُ الحقِّ عند من يُرجى ويُخاف.”

“The hardest of deeds are three: generosity in times of scarcity, piety in solitude, and speaking the truth before one who is both hoped for and feared.”

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“I’ve decided to make myself strong. As far as I can tell, that’s all I can do.”

— Haruki Murakami

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أذهب وأحب شخصاً كما هو تماماً. ثم راقب كيف سيتحول بسرعة إلى أعظم وأصدق نسخة من نفسه. فعندما يشعر الإنسان بأنه مرئي ومقدّر في جوهره الحقيقي، فإنه يكتسب القوة فوراً