self-reflection 🕊

Wajib ganti puasa sebelum masuk Ramadhan seterusnya jika masih ada hutang. Selagi belum masuk Ramadhan, masih sempat dan wajib diusahakan. "Ya Allah, panjangkan umur kami, berikan kekuatan untuk melangsaikan hutang puasa, dan sampaikan kami ke bulan Ramadhan"

Guard your iman by guarding your circle. Not every friend is good for your akhirah. Not every space that feels “fun” is safe for the heart. If a circle normalises sin, mockery, gossip, or heedlessness, then staying silent and staying along is already a loss. It’s not arrogance to step back. It’s not pride to distance yourself. It’s obedience. Sometimes your iman isn’t weak your environment is simply wrong. Choose those who remind you of Allah, or walk alone until Allah replaces them with better.

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There was once a woman from Bani Israel, known for her sins and looked down upon by people. One day, she saw a dog panting under the heat, its tongue dry, its body weak from thirst. She knew that thirst well. Without hesitation, she climbed down a well, filled her shoe with water, and gave it to the dog. That single act of mercy, done quietly, sincerely, was enough for Allah to forgive her sins and grant her Jannah. Every time I see stray cats on the street, that story appears in my mind. It reminds me that Allah sees what people overlook. That kindness does not need an audience, and that mercy shown to the smallest of His creations is never small in His sight. I’ve always believed that these small actions, feeding an animal, showing compassion, choosing mercy when no one is watching, are the ones that may save us one day. The deeds we think are insignificant might be the very reason Allah opens the doors of His mercy for us. Because with Allah, nothing done sincerely is ever wasted.

☔️ while we enjoy the breeze from the wind, let’s not forget to recite the du’a when it is raining! du’a when 🌧️: اللّهُمَّ صَيِّـباً نافِـعاً Allahumma shoyibban nafi’a O Allah, make it a beneficial rain! Sahih Bukhari 1032.

The best conversation you can ever have for your soul is tahajjud. To be awake between midnight, just you and Allah, expressing your thoughts and feelings, is one of the most beautiful feeling ever. In that silence, your heart softens, your mind clears, and your soul finally breathes. The Prophet ﷺ said that in the last third of the night, Allah descends to the lowest heaven and says: “Who is calling upon Me so I may answer him?” (Sahih Bukhari) Tell Him what hurts, what you hope for, and what you fear. Nothing said in tahajjud goes unheard. 😎

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSP2HSSrF/ Tolong like, repost dan komen semua 🌙 Semoga Allah kurniakan sebaik-baik ganjaran buat tangan-tangan yang sudi membantu🤲

The most beautiful word is “Allah.” The most melodious call is the Adhan. The best book is the Qur’an. The healthiest exercise is prayer (solat). The most perfect diet is fasting. The most refreshing cleanliness is wudu’. And the most wondrous journey is the Hajj. May Allah fill our hearts with His remembrance, beautify our lives with faith, and grant us the strength to practice these blessings with sincerity and steadfastness. Allahumma amin.

☔️ while we enjoy the breeze from the wind, let’s not forget to recite the du’a when it is raining! du’a when 🌧️: اللّهُمَّ صَيِّـباً نافِـعاً Allahumma shoyibban nafi’a O Allah, make it a beneficial rain! Sahih Bukhari 1032.

🔱 and remember, Allah hates the sin, not the sinner.

Treating people well is worth more than posting Quran verses we don’t even try to live by. Islam was never meant to be an aesthetic, it was meant to be practiced. Sometimes we forget that the Prophet ﷺ didn’t attract people with long captions, reminders or quotes. He won hearts with character. Rasulullah ﷺ said: “The best of you are those with the best character.” And Allah reminds us: “Indeed, the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the one with the most taqwa.” (49:13) Posting Quran verses is good. Sharing reminders is good. But the real beauty of the Quran shows in how we speak, how we act and how we treat people when no one is watching. Because what’s the point of sharing ayat about patience but snapping at everyone? What’s the point of posting about kindness but your words hurt the people closest to you? What’s the point of reminding others about forgiveness when your own heart holds grudges? Live the verse before you post the verse. Be the reminder before you share the reminder. At the end of the day, Allah looks at your heart and your actions, not your feed.

Treating people well is worth more than posting Quran verses we don’t even try to live by. Islam was never meant to be an aesthetic, it was meant to be practiced. Sometimes we forget that the Prophet ﷺ didn’t attract people with long captions, reminders or quotes. He won hearts with character. Rasulullah ﷺ said: “The best of you are those with the best character.” And Allah reminds us: “Indeed, the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the one with the most taqwa.” (49:13) Posting Quran verses is good. Sharing reminders is good. But the real beauty of the Quran shows in how we speak, how we act and how we treat people when no one is watching. Because what’s the point of sharing ayat about patience but snapping at everyone? What’s the point of posting about kindness but your words hurt the people closest to you? What’s the point of reminding others about forgiveness when your own heart holds grudges? Live the verse before you post the verse. Be the reminder before you share the reminder. At the end of the day, Allah looks at your heart and your actions, not your feed.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSP2GGBDB إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعونَ i just came across a video upon the death of one of our Muslim sister, Sayeeda Nafeesa Zulfikar, who have passed on in Melbourne just a few days ago. i might be wrong but, she is a singaporean citizen, also working in Melbourne, islamic school, teaching primary school students. she was also on her way to work. may Allah ease the journey & ease the hearts of her family, grant her the reward of a shahid, in sya allah. اللَّهُمَّ اغْفِرْ لَهَا وَارْحَمْهَا وَعَافِهَا وَاعْفُ عَنْهَا “O Allah, forgive her, have mercy on her, grant her well-being, and pardon her.”

Here's a reminder from me to you..🎀 Life isn’t always easy, and some of us carry heavy burdens quietly. Some of you are struggling in your marriages, feeling hurt or lonely. Some are waiting and praying for a spouse, wondering if your du’as will ever be answered. Some are grieving losses that words cannot express. And some are trying for children, holding hope and heartache at the same time. Some are facing family problems, feeling misunderstood or alone. And some are going through difficulties with friends, feeling hurt or betrayed. Alhamdulillah, even in our struggles, Allah’s mercy never leaves us. Please, stop saying “this year could have been better.” Every tests, delays, heartbreaks, unanswered du’as happens for a reason. Sometimes what feels like a delay is a protection. Sometimes what feels like a closed door is preparation for something better. Hold on to hope. Trust that Allah sees your struggles, knows your pain, and is with you every step of the way. Every tear, every prayer, every longing nothing is wasted. و كل قصة تبدأ بتوكّل على الله (every story begins with trusting in Allah) This is a line I hold dearly to my heart because it truly means so much. Without trusting Allah, nothing falls into place, nothing finds peace, and nothing feels guided. Trust Him, even when you don’t see the path yet. May your heart find ease, your soul find strength, and your connection with Allah deepen, in shaa Allah 🤍

🌀 most men lead lives of quiet desperation.

if your legs cant take you to prayer, then how do you expect them to carry you to paradise? 🕌

to some, Allah gives things quickly, and for some, Allah wants to listen to their voice again and again.

🌀 i feel like for everything that happens, it must be for a reason, Allah did not wrote that thing to happen to you without making sure that you will learn or gain something from it. what we have to do as His servants is just accept qada’ & qadr and try our best to become a better version, each day.

Surround yourself with people who motivate you, inspire you, and push you to be a better Muslim.

We all know that the first revelation sent down to the Prophet ﷺ was “Iqra”. But behind that one simple word lies a profound message that Allah wants us to feel and understand.