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Most of the girls here looking for money 😵💫
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I often find myself asking, has fate led me down this challenging road? It is a question that echoes in the chambers of my heart. But then, the answer becomes clear, like a beacon in the darkest of nights. It is you! You, who is chosen, not by mere chance, but by the divine power of Allah.
For Allah, in His infinite wisdom and boundless love, has a purpose for every tear that falls from your eyes. Each drop is a cleansing rain, washing away the stains of your past, erasing your sins, and purifying your soul. Every time you sigh with a heart full of pain. Every time you hold in the pain to make others feel good. Every time you raise your hands in supplication, it is not in vain; it is a precious moment etched into the Book of Deeds, a testament to your unwavering faith.
And when you summon the strength to endure, even when every fiber of your being screams in pain, know that you are ascending. Your patience becomes a rung on the ladder to higher ranks in Jannah, a celestial reward for your unwavering determination. It's through these moments of temporary sadness that Allah tests you, preparing to bestow upon you a happiness that knows no end, a bliss that will be your eternal companion.
In your moments of doubt, remember this: Allah loves you, beyond measure, beyond comprehension. He sees your struggles, your sacrifices, and your faith. He chose you not because you are free from trials but because He knows you can overcome them. So, embrace your journey with trust in His plan, for in the end, it is a path paved with love, redemption, and the promise of everlasting joy.
A path to Jannah👣
“If what you wanted does not happen, then want what Allah allowed to happen.”
- -Ayyub al Sakhtiyani رحمه الله
I often come across biographies that say, "They worshipped only occasionally and didn't always eat halal food," even though they were Muslim. What does that mean? Is it a typo or something else?
Islam does not teach us to starve.
Nor does it teach us to indulge.
It teaches us wasatiyyah — the middle path.
Enjoy the blessings that Allah has given you but never let those blessings become your master.
Eat, but do not overeat.
Earn wealth, but do not let wealth own your heart.
Seek success, but do not forget your akhirah.
Rest, but do not become lazy.
Love your family, but love Allah more.
Perhaps this is one of the greatest tests of our time.
Our predecessors were tested with scarcity.
We are tested with abundance.
Food is abundant.
Entertainment is abundant.
Choices are abundant.
Distractions are abundant.
And sometimes, what destroys a person is not hardship – but excess.
The Prophet ﷺ taught us moderation because the strongest believer is not the one who never desires but the one who knows when to stop.
May Allah grant us hearts that are grateful in abundance, patient in hardship and always content with what He has decreed.
Barakah is not found in having more.
Barakah is found in knowing when enough is enough.
Alhamdulillah, this is enough.