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@salimmmmm
β’ She read minimum of 5 hours of Quran a day.
β’ She stayed patient while having three of her sons in prison (at the same time).
β’ She Stayed awake throughout the night in order to pray, pray, pray!
β’ She Loved before being loved.
β’ Divorced but dedicated the remaining years to Allah alone.
β’ She returned back to Allah at the age of 56.
29/10/22
She wasn't a normal woman! She wasn't a normal mother. If she was to be placed on a scale. Her character and manners would outweigh this world and everything in it.
Allah saw she suffered a lot and remained patient. If she suffered for another 100 years, she would still be patient!
Wallahi she was special to Allah.
First time doing Umrah and seeing the holy land...
Allah decided to return her back to Him
Your Mother, Your Mother,
Wallahi she was a true definition of a superhero / role model...!
β’ She gave birth to 14 kids (Allahumma Barik Ψ’Ω
ΩΩ).
β’ Buried 7 of them after birth.
β’ 2 miscarriages.
β’ She took care of her disabled/ paralysed husband (my father).
β’ Took care of all her kids while living in Iraq (Mousl).
β’ She put everyone first before herself.
β’ She left the house every morning to feed birds in a car park without fail.
β’ She never had the best of kids.
β’ She never had the best husband
β’ She stayed patient while her sons got stabbed.
β’ She stayed in the hospital while everyone else left.
Fi Amanillah
I loved her as if she were mine forever.
But love is not always meant to last forever.
Sometimes it's just a chapter, not the whole book. I've learned that the end of a love isn't the end of everything. That I'm not broken just because we werenβt together.
Allah's love remains even when human love passes away.
@salimmmmm
There is nothing more painful than loving someone who doesn't love us. I struggled with this feeling for a long time, wondering why Allah would open my heart to someone who couldn't see me. It felt like a punishment, but later I realized it was a lesson. Love is not always mutual, but it is never free.
Perhaps this love was meant to teach me that my heart must belong to Allah first. And as I drew closer to Him, the pain became lighter and my heart healed in His love.
@salimmmmm
Love in Islam is a gift, but also a test. Sometimes we meet people who touch our hearts, only to have to let them go again. The pain is deep, but we know that Allah does not take anything from us without giving us something better. I remember the nights when I lost my heart to someone who was not meant for me.
I prayed for him, hoping that Allah would write him into my life. But the separation came like a wave that pulled me back into the sea of loneliness. Only later did I understand that love is not just about receiving, but also about trusting - that Allah knows what is better for us.
Who made you upset? The moon fell from the night sky
Leaving my path empty of dates and people
Ifit was me... I beg you, look at me once
And I will apologize to the moon, to the stars, to the diamonds I will apologize to the stars in the galaxy
And to the fresh water I drank from the glass
My love, I beg you, my heart is full of regret
Enough of this anger, you have occupied my mind with worries
@salimmmmm
