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Sometimes we become so bound to a routine life that we fail to see the infinite freedom that awaits us behind it. So, take moments to exit this cycle. Feel the wind in your hair. The grass beneath your feet. There is much fresher air to be breathed when life becomes unbound from these shackles of routine.

Nicole Addison @thepowerwithin | Instagram

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HE WILL TAKE OUT THE TWIG IN THE EYE OF HIS BROTHER YET IGNORE THE LOG IN HIS OWN EYE

Know that if Allāh wants good for a servant [of His] He grants him insight (basīra) of the faults (‘uyūb) of his own self. Thus, whoever has insight will not be oblivious to his faults, and when he knows them he will try to cure them. However, most of the people are ignorant of their own faults and you will even see one of them take out the twig in the eye of his brother yet ignore the log in his own eye.

Book: Discipline: The Path To Spiritual Growth By Imām Ibn Qudāmah al-Maqdīsī Translated and Published by Dār as-Sunnah Publishers P. 28 https://www.instagram.com/p/Bycnb0wIbWv/?igshid=jhjbepaks2w9

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the people who’ve wronged you will create a narrative in their heads where their actions were justified so they feel less guilty about what they did

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الرحيم

“Why do you doubt the mercy of our Rab?” The sun asked

“Even if the flowers turn their heads away from my light He has not allowed my rays to turn away from them”

“Such is the kindness of Ar-Raheem, that even after months of ignorance if your heart whimpers for help His mercy will come to you running”

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If you don’t heal what hurt you, you’ll bleed on people who didn’t cut you.

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You haven’t lost who you are, you’re just different now. and that’s okay

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‘’Have you ever wondered why you’re so happy in ramadan? I’ll tell you. It’s because we’re doing what we were created to do. Your soul is home’’  

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When we think of a person who had an accepted Ramadan, we tend to think of the one who completes the Qur'an 30 times, the hafidh, the one who gave thousands in charity, and the one who lived in the mosque and prayed all night,

But you know who we tend to forget who shall have an accepted Ramadan? The young person who is fighting depression but still musters the strength to get through the day and complete the fast because of a belief that he/she has in Allāh. The woman who has to speed through her prayers because her little one is crying. The man who lays down the mat and prays at work. The student who turns away from looking at haram because he is conscious of Allāh. The sister who stays in the constant remembrance of Allāh during the days she is unable to fast. The individual who wants to fast throughout the month but his medical situation doesn’t allow it. The one who leaves home every morning to earn halal. The guy who leaves what he used to do because it was wrong and returns to Allāh in remorse such that he often feels down. The one who can barely recite a page of the Qur'an but starts alif-baa-taa. The people who give up some private worship time in order to serve the family at Iftar and Suhur.

Righteousness has many doors and styles. If you are obeying Allāh and trying your best this this month - then be pleased and know that Allāh loves you. Allāh knows the efforts you are putting in. He won’t let the tears, the tiredness, the effort, the good intentions, and the striving go to waste in Ramadan. Allah bless us all with His love.

Shaykh Mohammad Aslam

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Quran 26:217

“وَتَوَكَّلْ عَلَى الْعَزِيزِ الرَّحِيمِ” سورة الشعراء، آية 217

“And rely upon the exalted in might, the most Merciful” Quran 26:217

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1st Day of the Holy month Ramadan,It may take months or years but what’s meant for you will always find its way to you.

It may take a lot of patience, a lot of overcoming challenges, a lot of moments of despair and a lot of heartbreaks, but what’s meant for you will always be worth the wait.

It may require an exorbitant dose of strength and resilience but eventually what’s meant for you will come when you’re ready to appreciate every little bit of it. It will make sense. It will make the painful years a little easier to swallow. It will make the journey a little sweeter to look back on.

Every challenge, every heartbreak, every setback is meant to get us closer to what’s truly meant for us because God doesn’t make us suffer for no good reason. God doesn’t take away blessings from us unless he knows it’s not going to bless us in the future.

We may not see or understand the whole picture now, but when it’s done, we will understand that every stroke had a purpose, we’ll see how every little dot came together to create something meaningful, something worth looking at, something worth remembering.

It may take a while but what’s meant for you will not mistakenly be given to someone else. God doesn’t miss any targets. So rest assured, that if something is meant for you, even if the whole world is competing for it, it will be yours and yours only.

And I think that’s the beauty of faith, knowing that after everything you’ve been through, there will be a reward. Whether it’s what you wished for or something better. Whether it’s what you’ve been waiting for or something beyond your wildest dreams.

God is full of surprises and miracles. Maybe his timing doesn’t always align with ours and maybe his plans for us are nothing like the ones we planned for ourselves but it’s reassuring to know that at the end of it all, what’s meant for us will be ours, maybe we’ll stumble upon it, maybe it will find us, maybe it will require us to fight a few more battles, but it helps to know that once everything falls into place, what’s meant for us will not be taken away from us. What’s meant for us will always stay.

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“I am thankful for my struggle because without it, I wouldn’t have stumbled upon my strength.” - Alexandra Elle (via quotemadness)

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The stories of women in my family who were forced into lives they didn’t want and didn’t utilize their passions breaks my heart. My grandma wanted to be a journalist and write about the injustices she saw inflicted on disabled ppl while she was volunteering at a state run institution as a teen. Her father decided that she was “too fat and stupid” for college and forced her to get married at 17 or else he’d make her homeless. As a kid she told me that she wished people believed that she had meaningful opinions on events around her. One of my great grandmothers wanted to be an artist but was pressured into marrying a man who beat her. She stayed up late each night when her children were in bed writing poetry and pasting it over elaborate collages she mad herself. We still have stacks of these notebooks she created but was never allowed to do anything with. My mother wanted to be an operatic singer and was considered a musical prodigy in her town because she taught herself three seperate instruments by 13. When she was 18 she met my then 30 year old father who emotionally manipulated her into giving up her dreams to start a family with him. As a kid I would hear her up at night playing the violin or doing vocal exercises until she became too depressed to practice anymore. Like idk y’all there’s a quiet type of violence in the way women’s talents are devalued and brushed aside in favor of bullying them into “traditional” roles that ultimately don’t fulfill what they wanted for their lives. We’ve lost so much art, music, writing, science, and happiness to misogyny.

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Imagine working in a local village bakery and you’re part of a book club with the library full of elderly ladies who have interesting stories to tell, and you spend your days delivering bread loaves to them, writing stories and eating apples from the tree that grows outside your window and you cycle around with a book and a flask of tea in your basket, always ready to stop under a nice tree and read

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“I don’t know if this makes sense,“ she said quietly, “but when you meet the right person it’s like everything is reversed. “Nothing becomes everything and everything becomes nothing. You can spend an afternoon just being around them and you’ll remember it for the rest of your life. The sky could come crashing down and all you’d think was how glad you were for spending the last few of hours in their arms.”

— Sue Zhao

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Sure, relationships typically start with a honeymoon phase that then grows into something deeper but a bit more mellow if things work out, but it’s depressing as fuck that this has turned into a really, really common script for straight relationships that says it’s totally normal and inevitable for dudes to just become more and more emotionally checked out of the relationship, and leave it to their girlfriend/wife to perform if she wants to get even a crumb of affection from him. I’m so fucking tired of seeing women constantly being taught that decades of emotional neglect is just our lot in life.