"For the ones who dream of stranger worlds."
•••••••
"Dil Ke Rishte Kismat Se Milte Hai,
Warna Mulakaat To Hazaron Se Hoti Hai."
.......
She stood in awe, her eyes fixed on the breathtaking view before her. The sun painted the rolling hills with a g...
🖤"Say: My servants, you who have transgressed against yourselves, do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Truly Allah forgives all wrong actions. He is the Ever-Forgiving, the Most Merciful." (Az Zumar, 53)🖤
♡__________________________♡
•||"On Tenterhooks: Nervous Anticipation"||•
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in a warm orange glow, I felt like my life mirrored the fading light, enveloping me in a dark and somber aura. The beauty of the sunset contrasted sharply with the turmoil within, creating a poignant moment of reflection on the changing tides of life.
Why was it so tough for me to move on from someone who betrayed me? She destroyed my trust, made me feel guilty in front of my Lord, yet it wasn't just her fault, but mine too.
No one forced me to fall in love with her and trust her so completely, but then again, I am just a human, Ashraful makhlaqat, destined to err and grow from those mistakes.
Life would've been a breeze if I hadn't strayed from Allah's path. But you know what? He saw me wandering and steered me back, because Allah is the Qadir; He can flip your life around in the blink of an eye.
The little ache in my feet reminded me that I've been standing here, gazing at nothing for over an hour. Life was foolish, and so was I, hush.
Zain Haider Khan checked out the nameplate on my desk, the big shot CEO of Khantech Industries, a spot anyone would kill to be in. But me? I was restless, no amount of cash could shake off the unease I've carried for the last five years, no fancy title could absolve me of the sin I've committed.
It was as if the weight of my choices was too heavy to bear, no matter the success or riches that surrounded me. The restlessness gnawed at me, a constant reminder of the past that haunted my present.
I am a sinner, yet I clung to hope for Allah's mercy. Why wouldn't I? Allah Himself said He is the most forgiving and merciful. But humans, we weren't the same, not me at least. I couldn't forgive myself for what I did. Sometimes, I wondered if people knew of my actions, they wouldn't look at me with the same respect and gratitude they do now.
The burden of my past weighed heavy on my shoulders, a secret that threatened to shatter the facade of success and admiration I had built around me. The fear of judgment and loss gnawed at me, a constant reminder of the consequences awaiting revelation.
There ain't no room for sinners in anyone's heart except Allah's. That's how merciful and loving our Lord is, but we can't say the same about His creation.
