Hajj and Umrah

A person should maintain a balance between this world and the Hereafter. Give this world only the attention it needs, but devote your heart sincerely to the Hereafter.🌸😒

IN REMEMBRANCE OF ALLAH, HEARTS FIND PEACE🌿🌿

Don’t act like you didn’t see this post. I SAID may Allah accept every du’a you’ve been making in secret.

Say Alhamdulillah for the🌸💫
seen🌷
and
unseen🌷
blessings.

Before I post on social media,

I'll ask myself this

1.Everything I post social media can become an act that earns Allah Rabbul izzat rewards or his anger.

I can not be anonymous from Allah rabbul izzat, the all seeing

2.am I try to impress other or show off my blessings?

I need to check my intentions.

3.am I protecting my family from the evil eye by keeping things like my married life private.

4.am I flaunting my abs for attention and my body for validation?

Even if I'm covered up, is pose modest?

I've got to be real with myself.

4.am I exposing my sins?

I must remember when the The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:

"everyone from my nation will be forgiven expect those who sin in public"

6.Is this post acceptable with the Shariah?

As in, am I posting vulgar lyrics?

Dancing to trashy trends?

Reposting shallow influences who mock the deen to get views?

7. Does this post follow Islamic social etiquette rules, such as :

not using bad language, not mocking other's, not lying, gossiping or backbiting?

8.i may die at anytime and my social media post might be online forever,

I can leave behind inspiring immorality, indecency and disobedience

The angels on my shoulders records my deeds both irl and online and I will continue being rewarded or punished on the post I left behind online.

"Indeed, it is we who brings the dead to life and record what they put forth and what they left behind, and all things we have enumerated in a clear register"

📚📖 Al Qur'an 36:12 📚📖

🌿 THE BEAUTY OF SURAH FUSSILAT 🌿

"Indeed, those who say, 'Our Lord is Allah' and then remain steadfast—the angels will descend upon them, saying, 'Do not fear and do not grieve but receive good tidings of Paradise, which you were promised.'"
— Qur'an 41:30

Lessons from Surah Fussilat:

✨ Remain steadfast in your faith, no matter the trials you face.

✨ The Qur'an is a source of guidance, healing, and mercy for those who believe.

✨ Reflect on the signs of Allah in the heavens, the earth, and within yourselves—they are reminders of His greatness and power.

✨ Repel evil with what is better. Kindness, patience, and good character can transform hearts and relationships.

✨ Put your complete trust in Allah. He is always with those who remain sincere, patient, and steadfast.

May Allah make us among those who remain firm upon His guidance, benefit from the Qur'an, and receive the glad tidings of Paradise. Āmīn. 🤲🌹

Still learning, still growing, and trusting Allah's timing.

Beautiful cat ❤️

The Prayer You Didn't Plan
Before Makkah, you prepare a list.
The names you'll mention.
The dreams you'll ask Allah to fulfill.
The burdens you'll finally lay down.
Then you stand before the Kaaba...
And suddenly, the words you have rehearsed for months fall silent.
Not because you have forgotten them.
But because some moments are too full for carefully chosen sentences.
Sometimes the most honest du'a is not spoken.
It is a heart that stands before its Lord, overwhelmed by His nearness, knowing that before it asked for anything...
He already knew everything.
Perhaps the most beautiful prayer is not always the one that leaves the tongue.
Sometimes, it is the one that only Allah hears within the heart.

EVERY BREATH, EVERY MOMENT ALHUMDULLIAH FOR IT ALL🤲🌼💫