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Prayers

Prayers to the most high for bringing us together 💕

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I want to treat my husband to something special! ..

After a lengthy and quite frankly a difficult 2018, 2019 I want to be immersed in all the things I’ve prayed for :-). So I want to treat my Husband to something special this coming week in London, I’m not sure what to do? Suggestions please also within a budget, cause a girl isn’t BALLING.

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My husband spoils me x

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🇳🇴 #18.

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HAPPYLOVE! #Dubai18.

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The dynasty💕

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Learning Norsk is sooooooooo long.

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To pregnant moms to be

Reciting Qur'aan with a raised voice is something every muslim mother ought to do during her pregnancy. After a couple of months, your baby will be able to listen to voices outside the womb and therefore your baby should already be introduced to kalamullah while growing inside of your womb 🍼❤

I personally know a sister who finished the Qur'an a couple of times during pregnancy and she says that ever since her son was born, the only thing that succeeds to calm him down is Qur'aan. Especially when his mom is reciting as he has been used to her voice the most.

Do your child a favor and introduce her or him to Allahs kalaam from the beginning. Don’t wait. Don’t recite with a quite voice if you have the opportunity of reciting out loud. This will benefit them more than you can imagine. There lies immense blessing in recitation of the Qur'aan. In sha Allah your child will get a share of this blessing along with getting used to and being comfortable with listening to the Qur'an ❤

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4.11.17

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اللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي أَسْأَلُكَ الْجَنَّةَ

“Allāhumma Innī As’alukal-Jannaħ”

“O Allah, I ask You of Paradise”

Whisper this prayer to yourself everywhere you go, every single day.

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Things to remember next time you breakout ❣️

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My heart in human form.

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One of the best things I’ve read on Instagram today:

At a Majlis one day I heard a story of an elderly Arab couple who were so in love that they could only eat when they were together and from the same plate. They said it brought them closer, the husband would cut pieces of meat just the way his wife liked it, and the wife knew just the right amount of yogurt her husband liked on his rice. They didn’t have to ask or say anything, both of them knew exactly what the other wanted. It was beautiful.

Since hearing that story my wife and I always eat from the same plate and only order one drink to share. What this taught us is the value of sharing in a relationship and how sharing brings two people closer together. When you share you learn about the other person, what they like or what they don’t like. When you share you always have to consider the other person just as much as you consider yourself, and that is what love is all about.

Love is about giving a part of yourself to the other person, love is about always thinking about your partner’s feelings when you make a decision, love is about agreeing together on one thing that makes you both happy, and you will practice all those things when you share who you are, what you want, and even what you eat with the person you want to spend the rest of your life with.