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a token of kindness [ 18th july 2023 ] 
          
          insecure poems, confident aches; inspired decades yet everyday a death. stretching silences, concrete words; homes that melt and walls that echo. floating feet, rotten flowers; waves that pause in an ocean that seamlessly flows. 
          
          fluttering thoughts, fiddling feelings; coloured mouths and disappearing promises. hibernating lights and travelling darknesses; lingering lilacs and luminescent shadows. 
          
          minds of pearls, mouths of venom; do not lose by playing to their strengths. corridors of history, weaponsied love; transient nor malleable. fragile loneliness, screaming insecurities;  not every sunset has to be colourful. 
          
          sun of rain, thunders of frustration; mornings like amnesia, cloudless burdens. midday pride, repentance heavy; grief stricken victories, blackbird joys. mansions of footsteps, tears of dreams; we are all graves carrying the dying spark of life in us. 
           #adropofhumanity 

a small token of kindness [ 10th july 2023  ] 
          
          mountains and decorators, exhaustion and evil eye; surviving bones and careless finds. funeral floods and tumbling sorrows; forests and bridges of laughters and morals. feelings migrated, clouds and dresses; that which rains does not always bring about harvest. 
          
          clocks of manners, a road of residences; hearts like maples marked along fences. pictures of politeness, smiles like wounds; world a death of another, burial grounds like jasmine blooms. 
          
          mornings of questions, blurred evening attempts; youth of trial and error, life a honeycomb aged. dreams of wounds, dreams like a father's disappointment; storms like swaying birth, storms sometimes like corpses of discipline.  
          
          disassociated honour, ribbed filters; what binds is not glue, rather, mutual respect. eastern wind and crepuscular billows; howling books and silent words. the majesticness of months yet the solemnity of years; to the hearts that wriggle with pain, silence is delicate, thin ice-like elegance. 
           #adropofhumanity 

Whose Fast is The Best?
          
          A man asked the Messenger of Allah ﷺ, “Which of those who fast are the best?” He ﷺ replied, “Those who remember Allah the most.” Then the man mentioned ṣalāh, zakāh and ḥajj, and each time the Messenger of Allah ﷺ replied, “Those who remember Allah the most.” 
          
          Throughout Ramaḍān, we should constantly engage in dhikr.
          
          We should use this month to train ourselves to become regular in performing:
          
          • The morning and evening adhkār
          • The adhkar before sleep
          • The adhkar after ṣalāh
          • The adhkar and du'as of various actions
          
          For further information, please refer to the book  ‘Daily Adhkār’ or the Dhikr & Dua App by Life With Allah.
          
          

1. It’s Sunnah to marry older women.
          
          2. It’s Sunnah to marry a divorced.
          
          3. It’s Sunnah to marry a widow.
          
          4. It’s Sunnah to help women in household chores i.e. cooking, cleaning, washing etc.
          
          5. It’s Sunnah to put food with your hand in your wife's mouth as an expression of love. [graded as a form of charity]
          
          6. It’s Sunnah to verbally express love, appreciation, and respect to your wife.
          
          7. It’s Sunnah to forgive her mistakes.
          
          8. It’s Sunnah to keep yourself looking pleasant for your wife.
          
          9. It’s Sunnah to try to know the feelings of your wife and console her when she needs it.
          
          10. It's Sunnah to be playful with your wife and spend quality time having fun together. [racing, story-telling, sharing happy occasion with her are some well-known examples]
          
          11. It's Sunnah to recline and relax in your wife's lap.
          
          12. It's Sunnah to call your wife with beautiful names.
          
          13. It's Sunnah to not disclose her private matters to other family members or friends.
          
          14. It's Sunnah to love and respect her parents.
          
          May Allah ﷻ grant us the ability to follow the Sunnah and grant us righteous spouses.
          Ameen

A Qur'an teacher was once asked how she manages juggling both her family, her work (teaching Qur'an at a centre) and her personal journey with the Qur'an (revising it on a regular basis). She replied:
          
          "When you make time for the Qur’an, you will find barakah in your time. It does not take from your time, rather it adds to it."

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— Now that ramadhan is just a week away – if you have intentions of praying more regularly, observing hijab, leaving off music, and any other sins you struggle with, i pray that you are given the strength to beat them and continue leaving it for the sake of Allah even after ramadhan. ♡
          

I want this coming Ramadan to change my life completely in the most beautiful way by bringing me closer to Allah than ever before.
          
          میں  چاہتی ہوں کہ یہ آنے والا رمضان مجھے پہلے سے کہیں زیادہ اللہ کے قریب لا کر میری زندگی کو سب سے خوبصورت انداز میں بدل دے_✨❤️
          

Azaan ෆ⁠╹⁠ ⁠.̮⁠ ⁠╹⁠ෆ

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