Y’memories

me and my bestfriends***

And who knew that just a few months after sharing this, I’d meet my forever, my best friend🤍

flowers will die, but the feeling of receiving them will never.

Ya Allah, Ya Rahman, Ya Raheem, Engulf my beloved one and only parents in Your infinite mercy and love. They’ve endured countless trials throughout their life, and I ask You to bless them with strength, patience, and unwavering faith. Grant my mom and dad a long life filled with good health, tranquility, and happiness, both in this world and the hereafter.

Ya Allah, Ya Shafi, Ya Qayyum, grant me the wisdom to spend my days in ways that are pleasing to You. Guide my actions, my words, and my thoughts so that I may be a source of light and positivity to those around me.

Salah is not something a Muslim performs only when life is easy. It is an obligation from Allah in every situation - in health and sickness, peace and fear, happiness and hardship. Allah did not remove prayer even during travel, battle, or illness; instead, He made ways to make it easier according to a person's condition. Even a sick person must pray according to their ability - standing, sitting, or lying down if necessary. During fear or war, Muslims still pray. During travel, prayers may be shortened, but not abandoned. This shows that there is no situation in which a sane Muslim is completely free from Salah. Salah is the first thing a person will be questioned about on the Day of Judgment. It is the connection between the servant and Allah, the pillar of Islam after shahadah, and a source of guidance, mercy, and protection from sin.