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winter mornings, the warmth of a blanket, the distant echo of adhaan, cold water for wudu and the privilege of standing before Allah while the world sleeps.
alhamdulillah for the beauty of being a muslim.
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you cannot keep asking Allah to bless your life while deliberately holding on to the very things that displease Him. at some point, loving Allah means learning to leave things for His sake.
Replying to @rubytween
Say this “Allahumma inni as’alukal huda wattuqa wal afafa wal ghina. Allahumma inni as’aluka hubbak wa hubba man yuhibbuk wa hubba amalal ladhi yuqarribni hubbak. Allahumma ya muqallibal qulub thabbit qalbi ala deenik”. Ameen.
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You guys I saw a mad man and started panicking on how to avoid him so that he won’t bite me , he asked me “sho ya were ni” 😭😂….
There comes a point when all the noise fades, the hustle and bustle come to an end, and everything we once chased is reduced to a handful of regrets. It is in that moment of absolute realisation that you begin to understand the Qur'anic reminder: And what is the worldly life
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Japa compatibility is something that should be discussed in your relationship, especially if you see the potential of marrying the person.
You cannot be thinking of starting a life in London while your partner is thinking of starting a business in Osogbo😂
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Take Tahajjud seriously, pray Fajr on time, maintain your morning and evening adhkar, read Qur’an and honour your parents. I swear by Allah your life will be full of barakah.
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Kifarah is real.
Never think you can destroy an innocent heart just to satisfy your ego and escape Allah's justice. Every tear, every betrayal, and every silent pain is known to Him.
Allah is never unjust, and no wrongdoing goes unnoticed.
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I’ve detached my heart from so many things I once desperately wanted. I’ve had to let go of people, dreams, expectations and versions of my life I genuinely thought would become my reality. I’ve grieved futures that never happened, relationships that never became what I hoped and opportunities I thought I’d have. I’ve had to make peace with things I never wanted to lose and accept that some chapters will never unfold the way I imagined. There’s a particular kind of sadness in mourning a life you never got to live, because there’s no real goodbye, no closure, just the quiet realisation that things could have been so different. I think I’ve spent so much time learning how to let go of what I wanted that sometimes I forget what it feels like to look forward to something without being afraid of losing it.
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There is no amount of intimidation or belittling that could ever make me question my worth or lose sight of who I am. I know exactly who I am, and I refuse to let anyone’s insecurities make me doubt myself o.





















