Psychology & Neurodiversity
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From human behaviour to neurodiverse perspectives, explore how we think, feel, and experience the world 🧠
@sinzio
Allahs mercy as farrrr greater than our sins.
Even if ours sins were to reach the skies and beyond .
Never carry shame.
Never carry guilt.
They are from the enemy 👿
Recognise the mistake.
Ask Allah to forgive.
Have intention to not do it again.
If it was sincere,
assume w certainty Allah has accepted it.
Now be happy.
Life is toooo short to carry any negative emotion / feeling.
Anything that doesn’t serve you leave it and never ever look back.
You won when u chose to walk away.
Remember Allah is oft- forgiving
His forgiveness doesn’t stop, just don’t take it for granted.
@Swafiyya
Stupid things you did for love?
@MisfitInTheMatrix
‘Thinking for yourself is hard.
It requires effort.
Research.
Questioning your own assumptions.
Standing alone when necessary.
Following someone who makes you feel good is much easier.
That’s why so many people outsource their thinking to influencers, politicians, media personalities, and online tribes.
Not because those people are always right.
But because certainty is comforting.
The danger is that when you stop thinking for yourself,
you don’t just surrender your opinions—
you surrender your ability to know whether they were ever yours to begin with.’
@Lviladilaw
Remember that a liar wants trust without honesty. A manipulator wants closeness without responsibility. A toxic person wants access without growth.
And I hope it doesn't take you a lifetime to realize this.
♀️♂️
Know the difference between love and manipulation!
@Abdulwahabk
Don't ask for security, ask for adventure
@sana993436
@Suadshyk
Having good thoughts about Allah.
Imām Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:
"Every time the servant has good thoughts about Allah, perfects his hope in Him, and is truthful in his trust in Him, then indeed Allah will never disappoint him nor let him down, for He does not break.
@ristantihassan
Our hearts go through many emotions. There are moments when we feel jealous, disappointed, hurt, or overwhelmed by thoughts that we do not even want to have. Being human means experiencing these feelings.
But instead of allowing those emotions to consume our hearts, let us return to Allah by saying, “Astagfirullahi wa atubu ilaihi”.
Seeking forgiveness is not only for major sins. It is also a beautiful way of purifying the heart, calming the mind, and reminding ourselves that Allah knows every struggle taking place within us.
Whenever jealousy enters your heart, when disappointment becomes too heavy, or when negative thoughts begin to overwhelm you, turn to Allah immediately. Ask Him to cleanse your heart, grant you peace, and protect you from feelings that distance you from Him.
A simple remembrance can soften a heavy heart. Sometimes, all we need is to pause, seek forgiveness, and remember that Allah is always near and always ready to guide us back to peace.