his-vibez

[his-vibez]

She carries no crown…

But walks like a queen.

Because she has hijab.

She only fears the King of kings.

This… is the one you build your empire with.

When she covers herself

In a world that worships exposure

You ain’t just looking at modesty…

You’re looking at war.

A battle with Shaytan.

Judgments. Whispers. Gossip. Stares.

Isolation. Pressure of society.

But she ain’t giving up.

By Allah… she’s winning.

[his-vibez]

If she reminds you of Allah more than she reminds you of herself…

Hold on to her.

Because a heart that leads you to your Creator is already your home.

And In sha Allah… she’ll take your hand and walk with you into Jannah too.

[his-vibez]

Allah created creation in three types:

1) Angels — given intellect, but no desires.

2) Animals — given desires, but no intellect.

3) Humans — given both intellect and desires.

If your desires overpower your intellect, you fall below the level of animals.

But if your intellect overpowers your desires, you rise above the rank of angels.

[his-vibez]

Everyone wants their prayers to be answered on time, but nobody wants to pray on time.

[his-vibez]

I pray I’m never a source of pain in anyone’s life.

I pray I never bring darkness into someone’s heart.

I pray that wherever I go, I bring light, goodness, and reminders of Allah.

[his-vibez]

Al-Awzā’ī رحمه الله said:

I said to a man:

“I want a house near a people who do not backbite, nor do they envy, nor do they hate (anyone).”

So the man took me to the graveyard and said to me:

“This is where you find them!”

[Jāmi’ Al-Ulūm 2/182]

[his-vibez]

We’re so good at reminding others to pray, lower the gaze, cover up, fear Allah but we forget to check our own hearts and actions.

Knowledge is useless if it doesn’t change you.

Pretty words are empty if they’re not proven by actions.

Let the Qur’an change you first,

Before you try to change the world.

“Do you preach righteousness and fail to practice it yourselves, although you read the Scripture? Do you not understand?” (Qur’an 2:44)

May Allah make us practice what we preach.

“O you who believe, why do you say what you do not do? It is most hateful to Allah that you say what you do not do." ( Qur’an 61:2-3)

[his-vibez]

When you say NO to haram,

You’re saying YES to something greater.

So stay steadfast—your ‘no’ today

Is your ‘yes’ to eternal (Jannah)

[his-vibez]

"One day your heart will stop beating and you will wake up in the darkness of the grave and none of your future plans or fears will matter. All that will matter is how you lived."

[his-vibez]

When a curtain is always open, don’t be surprised when no one knocks.

A veil doesn’t hide your beauty—it reveals your worth.

Your haya is your super power—don’t expose yourself for a few likes.

True value lies in what’s hidden—not in what’s fully exposed for everyone.

Don’t free mix—it’s free entertainment for boys (but bad for you). Don’t be cheap.

Most women are searching for a good man but often forget to be a righteous woman.

After that? You’ll naturally attract a righteous man who values and honors you.

A high-value woman is asked from Allah, day and night. Her name is whispered in tahajjud.

Not thrown around in conversations like “I talked to her and I did this with her.”

When you know your worth, you don’t beg to be chosen — you choose.

[his-vibez]

A man who doesn’t lower his gaze before marriage won’t lower it after.

He’ll never be satisfied with his wife no matter how beautiful or pious she is.

The same goes for haram money, drugs, or any addiction. Haram never satisfies.

It only makes you chase more, destroying your life and leaving you miserable.

A man who’s a slave to his nafs will never lead a family. He can’t be loyal.

Not to Allah. Not to his wife. Not even to himself.

A real man submits to Allah, not his desires.

Man up. Get disciplined. Fear Allah.

[his-vibez]

Allah has created a cure for everything including your broken heart.

[his-vibez]

Your adab and akhlaq are everything.

The way you speak, behave, and carry yourself says more than your appearance ever could.

Akhlaq is like perfume. A bottle may look fancy and stunning, but once sprayed—ewwh the scent is unbearable and unpleasant.

Meanwhile, a simple, modest bottle might go unnoticed, but once sprayed—Wow—you’ll fall in love instantly.

People are the same. Beauty can attract, but akhlaq reveals the truth.

Your akhlaq is what stays in people’s hearts long after your beauty fades from their eyes.

Be the kind of perfume that everyone dreams of—one that contains the scent of akhlaq, adab, and taqwa.

[his-vibez]

What Allah has written for you will find you.

Be grateful for your own blessings, and more will come.

[his-vibez]

“The hearts of the righteous are filled with nostalgia, lamenting the pain of Ramadan’s departure.”

Oh Ramadan, you came so quickly, and now you’re gone. Did we truly cherish you? Only Allah knows.

Oh Ramadan, how can we bear your departure when we’ve just tasted the sweetness of closeness to our Creator?

Oh Allah, let this not be the last Ramadan of my life. If I was heedless, forgive me. If I fell short, grant me another chance.

And if this was my final Ramadan, let it secure my place in Your mercy

[his-vibez]

This is a sign for you

Every dua you’ve been making is gonna happen soon. Your tough times are done, and Allah is gonna bring happiness into your life. He’s gonna fix everything for you.

You had lotta hard times for a long time, and Allah knows that.

But now, He’s ready to give you everything you wanted.

Very soon, you’ll be in the place you’ve been praying for—beyond your imagination.

Your worries will go away soon, so get ready. Allah’s blessings are coming to you.

[his-vibez]

POV: What’s the one thing you ask in Laylatul Qadr?

Me: That next Ramadan, Gaza wakes up to adhan, not airstrikes. That children run through streets, not over rubble.

That mothers set the iftar table without counting the empty seats.

That fathers come home to laughter without burying their kids.

Ya Rab, I don’t ask for myself tonight. I ask for my brothers and sisters in Gaza. I ask for the mothers who cry over their children, for the fathers who feel helpless.

Let this be the last Ramadan they suffer. Let next Ramadan be filled with peace, with freedom—with life. Ameen.