Ferdousi

At every point in life we’ll have one problem or another, and it just serves as a reminder that this life isn’t perfect and it never will be. So strive for the hereafter, for Jannah will be more perfect than we can ever imagine.

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No matter your level of literacy, one of the biggest blessings is being stimulated by Qur’an whenever you hear it. Whether it be goosebumps or chills, fear or hope, may Allah never make us indifferent to His words.

it’s so important to romanticise your own life, to find love in the little things and to know the magic exists where you choose to see it. <3

Friends. Having actual friends. Not familiar acquaintances or online mutuals. Real Friends. One of the best hacks for a fulfilling life.

one day, you’ll be freshly postpartum; struggling to go to the toilet alone or staring at your stretched, unfamiliar body, and it’s really going to matter who you married. kindness is not optional. everything else eventually stops mattering. please choose someone kind.

The older I get, the more I realize: Momentum is everything. One good day creates another. One workout leads to better eating. One hard conversation opens ten easy ones. One small win builds confidence for bigger ones. Get the ball rolling. Physics handles the rest.

makes me feel sorry for ever putting him down

The new born scrunch is cute but you know what’s ADORABLE, when your baby spots you, crawls to you and puts their arms up whilst looking up at you, gesturing for you to pick them up😩🥺

In a world where many children are lost in screens, a child reciting Qur’an is every parent’s dream. رَبِّ هَبْ لِي مِنَ الصَّالِحِينَ

A pattern I noticed in successful Muslims: They're terrible at separating religion from life. But great at making religion part of everything. They don't separate. Their work is worship. Their play creates purpose. Their friends pull them to good. Their health is an amānah. Their hobbies open doors to rizq. While everyone tries to separate deen & dunyā, they live knowing it's all for Allāh.

that PhD professor begging for food. The kid crying after hot food spilled on him at a camp and he got burnt. The little toddler standing in someone's doorway saying "I want bread". Allah please forgive us for how we failed Palestine.

Amir walked 12 kilometres, barefoot, to get food. He kissed the hand of an American soldier, thanking him for a bag of rice and lentils. Then Israel killed Amir, right in front of the soldier. A child, grateful for lentils. Executed in broad daylight. Amir was 5 years old.

I love people who have the ability to contemplate on the smallest of things and see Allah ﷻ in all affairs, very beautiful and honorable trait. أفلا تتفكرون

If you think positively about your Lord, He will never let you down.