Why Should we Learn Quran?
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Why should we learn the Qur'an?
My writings that I am presenting to you in Urdu and English
to try to get some benefit from it and embark on the journey of love for Allah while traveling through the Journey of Qur'an.
ہم قرآن کیوں سیکھیں؟
میری ایک تحریر جو اردو اور انگلش میں آپ کے سامنے پیش کر رہی ہوں کوشش یہی ہے کہ اس سے کوئی فائدہ حاصل کر لے اور قرآن کا سفر طے کرتے ہوئے الله سے محبت کے سفر پر نکل پڑیں.
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Imaan never imagined that love could be this complicated. It wasn't supposed to be this way. Growing up, she had always been told that love would come when it was meant to, that it would be simple and pure-guided by faith, respect, and the traditions of her Pakistani roots. But now, sitting in her room late at night, watching the soft glow of her phone screen, she wondered if she was meant to just follow the path laid out for her, or if there was more to love than what she'd been taught. It had started when she met Rayan again after all those years. They had known each other since middle school, but it was only now, in high school, that something shifted. He wasn't just the guy she'd seen in passing anymore. He was someone who made her feel seen, heard, and respected in ways she hadn't even known she needed. But there was a problem. Her heart was still tied to the past-the scars of a relationship that had torn her apart. Aayan. She had loved him with all her heart, only to find out that he had been unfaithful. He had broken her trust, and with it, the possibility of ever believing in love again. Now, with Rayan, she faced a new kind of fear. Could she trust him? Could she let herself fall in love again? Or would her past repeat itself? As Imaan lay awake that night, the answer was clear. The fear of getting hurt was too great. But deep inside, something whispered: Maybe love is worth the risk. (some dialogue is in urdu/hindi & punjabi)
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