Ramadan
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Inshallah you'll find lots of inspiration and spiritual reminders to get you through the holy month and make the most out of all that it brings
A person never sees his own faults but keeps searching for faults in the sacrificial animal to decide if it’s worthy for Eid If he were to look within himself he would forget about the animal’s faults
One thing people need to understand about extremely kind, nice, and loving people, is that their other side is just as extreme. It’s the hell they survive that makes them gentle. Don’t mistake their self control for weakness.
The beast in them is sleeping, not dead.
And mines is just waiting for you to show yourself up and once mines comes out I promise you, you would never mess up again with anybody.
What are you doing in these important days? These are as important as Ramadan....
For some, ‘happily ever after’ seems to be turning into more of a ‘hereafter’ edition.
Have you noticed that:
Beautiful people give compliments.
Happy people are happy for others.
Polyglots don't laugh at accents.
Truly religious people don't judge - they make dua.
Educated people share knowledge.
Confident people don't compete - they inspire.
And only those who are empty inside try to hurt, belittle, gossip, and humiliate others
With that Good-night🤲
Ibrahim عليه السلام: The Family Tree of the Prophets
Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام is a central figure in the lineage of many prophets.
• Prophet Ishaq عليه السلام was born to his wife Sarah رضي الله عنها.
• Prophet Isma'il عليه السلام was born to his wife Hajar رضي الله عنها.
• Through Prophet Ishaq عليه السلام came:
Prophet Ya'qub (Jacob) عليه السلام,
Prophet Yusuf (Joseph) عليه السلام,
Prophet Musa (Moses) عليه السلام,
Prophet Harun (Aaron) عليه السلام,
Prophet Dawud (David) عليه السلام,
Prophet Sulayman (Solomon) عليه السلام,
Prophet Zakariyya عليه السلام,
Prophet Yahya (John) عليه السلام,
and Prophet Isa (Jesus) عليه السلام.
• Through Prophet Isma'il عليه السلام came many Arab tribes, and eventually Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
• Other prophets identified as Arab prophets include Hud عليه السلام, Salih عليه السلام, and Shu'ayb عليه السلام.
