a compilation of tidbits dedicated to our brothers and sisters in Palestine ❤

"So remember Me; I will remember you. And be grateful to Me and do not deny me" (2:152)

A poem that teleports you to a whole different world... Read on to find out..

She was an addict. Because she was addicted. Not to drugs fortunately, not to Nutella and not to Twitter like any so-called “normal” teenager. She was addicted to ice cubes. I c e C u b e s She’d munch and chew on those blocks of frozenness mindlessly D a y in, day out. Night in, niI g ht out. Why you ask? Because they numbed the pain, stopped the heartache and blocked the worries. Even if it was just for a split second. It felt like heaven. And, that’s what she craved. Just that single moment of nothingness. The absolute bliss of nothingness A single photon of light in the never-ending dark abyss of worries troubles and fears. ~ A spiritual novella

Why do muslim women wear the hijab? Prepare to be taken through a short journey, as I explain why.

Gone (adjective): 1. no longer present; departed Forever (adverb): 1. For all future time; for always

Feelings of remorse and guilt are natural reflections of sinning. Islam fully understands the temptations that come in the way of everyone of us, and that which some of us might go for. Only through repentance, that one can wipe out those sins and past misdeeds and gradually get freed from the clutches of the ego. Regretting deeply and truly for the sin you committed is actually a step to true repentance. "Do not despair of Allah's mercy; He will forgive you of all your sins".Qur'an (39:53). This is a poem about a Muslim Teenage Boy regretting his actions deeply. leading him on to repentance.. Please press the "start reading" button and Please do not forget to vote and comment, I would be more than happy to take any of your suggestions.

Even though we can see, and Allah has blessed us with the gift of eye-sight, yet we are still blind to the truth. However, those who are blind may see the truth and guidance better than us. This is a true story, deep and heart-touching of a father and son. A son, who even though was blind, guided his father to salvation.