self-reflection 🕊

On the Day of Arafah which is one of the most powerful & blessed days of the entire year. It’s a day where Allah’s mercy is overflowing & where do’as are accepted like no other. The Prophet ﷺ told us that fasting on the day of Arafah wipes out the sins of last year & the year to come. SubhanAllah, how can we miss that? This is our chance to reset, to ask for everything on our heart & to reconnect with Allah in the most sincere way. So take a moment to pause, make do’a like you’ve never made before, cry if you need to, dream big & ask Allah for the best of both worlds. Don’t let this week pass you by. Who knows? This might be the day that changes everything. May Allah accept from all of us & fill our hearts with peace & light. Aamiin❤

“ Kita buat kerana Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala bukan kerana manusia “ ❤️‍🩹

du’a when 🌧️: اللّهُمَّ صَيِّـباً نافِـعاً Allahumma shoyibban nafi’a O Allah, make it a beneficial rain! Sahih Bukhari 1032.

How foolish of me to long for love, when I have yet to truly love the Almighty — and yet, He continues to shower me with His endless bounties. How foolish of me to seek love, when I have yet to show true devotion to my parents. How foolish of me to desire love, when I have yet to learn deeply about the One who created love itself. How foolish of me to fear missing out on love, when I am nowhere near where I want to be with my Lord. How can I chase love in this world, when I have not chased the love of Allah? Be someone so deeply in love with Allah, that anyone who seeks your heart must find Him first.

💐🫂 So be patient. Keep asking, even when it feels quiet. Keep believing, even when it feels slow. Because when Allah answers and He will it will be worth every tear you shed, every sujood you made, every quiet du’ā whispered in the middle of the night. May Allah grant us steadfast hearts, gentle patience, and the most beautiful of His decrees. Ameen.

Maturing is realizing that life never lets you get too comfortable. It has to remind you that you don't belong here.

Salam Jumaat Everyone 🎀 . • ⋆⁎some friday reminders ⋆. • ⋆ - Make Ghusl & put on fresh clean clothes for your Friday Prayers. - Do Istighfar and lots of Dzikir. - Sadaqah as much as you can. - Send lots & lots of salutations to Prophet Muhammad saw. اللَّهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلَى مُحَمَّدٍ وَعَلَى آلِ مُحَمَّدٍ (Allahumma salli ‘ala Muhammadin wa ‘ala aali Muhammad.) - Read Surah Al-Kahf. - Constantly make Do’a to Allah, especially between Asr to Maghrib. - Cut your nails. Have a great day ahead 🎀🤍

du’a when 🌧️: اللّهُمَّ صَيِّـباً نافِـعاً Allahumma shoyibban nafi’a O Allah, make it a beneficial rain! Sahih Bukhari 1032.

adapted from @/mbanick.revlin from tiktok! salam zulhijjah! 🤍

There are those who begin their journey towards Allah in search of love — hoping that through Him, they’ll find someone to hold their heart. There are those who turn to Allah longing to be the richest — believing that closeness to Him will open the doors of provision. There are those who seek Him so they may be blessed with children — hoping that in prayer, their arms will no longer be empty. And then, there are those who lived alone their whole lives, like Imam Nawawi, never touched by companionship, yet still content — because they were searching for Allah, not for the world. There are those who owned nothing, who lived off a grain a day, yet their hearts were full — because they knew Who to turn to. There are people who are blind, deaf, or mute — and yet, they see the beauty of the unseen, speak to Allah in the silence of their hearts, and feel the weight of His words without ever hearing the Qur’an recited. Some search for Allah because they want something. Others search for Him because they realise that everything happens by His perfect wisdom, and that nothing — absolutely nothing — can compare to being near Him. And yet, both types of seekers are drawn to the same destination. Isn’t that beautiful? That regardless of where we begin — whether in desperation, in hope, in love, in grief, or in need — Allah, in His mercy, still pulls us back to Him. Every heart finds its way, not because it was strong, but because He is always near. So whether we come to Him with empty hands or a broken heart, with a thousand reasons or no reason at all — He is still the One waiting for us. And what a Mercy that is.

The ten days of Dhul Hijjah are here, a time loved by Allah more than any other. A time when every act of worship, no matter how small, carries immense weight. These are the days when the Prophet ﷺ said that good deeds are more beloved to Allah than in any other days. So remind your heart: this is your chance. Your chance to return, to repent, to reconnect. Whether it’s through fasting, prayer, dhikr, giving charity, or simply being more mindful of your Creator, make every moment count. You may not be on Hajj, but Allah still sees you, hears you, and calls you to Him. Don’t let these sacred days pass like any other. Let them change you, soften you, and bring you closer to the One who never gave up on you.

The One that you sin against is also the One who forgives you, even if it’s just an utterance of forgiveness. The One that you look away from is also the One who is constantly watching over you. The One that you constantly forget is also the One who very dearly remembers you. And for a tainted soul, He regards us with much gentleness.