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06/07/2025

Abdur Rahmaan Ibn Ahmad Ad Daaraani said:

❝The key to the dunya is in being full, satiated and content. While the key to the hereafter is in hunger [I.e due to fasting]. The origin of good in the dunya and the hereafter is in the fear of Allah. Indeed Allah gives his dunya to those who he loves and those he does not love. Hunger [i.e. fasting and its reward] is a treasure preserved with him, that he does not give except to the one he loves specifically. For me to give up a morsel from my late meal [i.e. due to fasting] is more beloved to me than for me to eat it and stand in prayer from the beginning to the end of the night.❞

[Collected By Abdur Razzaaq As San’aani in Al Musannaf, (3/307)]

03/07/2025

02/07/2025

Al-Imam ibn al-Jawzi [may Allāh have mercy on him] said:

“Shed tears for yourself before others shed them for you. Contemplate the arrow [i.e., death] directed at you, [which is bound to find its target]. When witnessing a funeral, envision it as your own. As you see a grave, perceive it as your destined abode and reckon the remaining days of your life as a valuable gain!”

Al-Mudhish | Page 355 | Al-Imam ibn al-Jawzi [may Allāh have mercy on him]

03/06/2025

اللَّهُمَّ اجعل في قلبي نوراً، وفي بصري نوراً، وفي سمعي نوراً، وعن يميني نوراً، وعن يساري نوراً، ومن فوقي نوراً، ومن تحتي نوراً، ومن أمامي نوراً، ومن خلفي نوراً، واجعل لي نوراً.

“O Allah, place light in my heart, light in my sight, light in my hearing, light on my right, light on my left, light above me, light beneath me, light in front of me, and light behind me. Make me light.”

Prophet ﷺ (Sahih Muslim)

31/05/2025

Ya Allah, just like You were enough for Owais karni r.a when his mother died be enough for me now, make me of those hidden, unknown servants whose names are famous in the heavens, If the world forgets me, don’t let me forget You, if the people didn't choose me, remind me that You already have.

20/05/2025

The Qur'anic Perspective on Life's Journey
From Darkness to Light

In life, we all go through moments when everything feels dark times when we're confused, lost, or overwhelmed. These phases can feel like emotional nightfalls, where nothing is clear, and hope seems distant. The Qur’an speaks deeply to this reality, not just through poetic imagery but through powerful truths about human experience.

Allah says in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:257), “Allah is the Protector of those who believe. He brings them out from darkness into light.” This isn’t just about physical darkness. It’s about the kind of inner darkness people face depression, anxiety, misguidance, loneliness, or being trapped in sin. It's when your heart is searching for peace but can't find it.

Darkness in the Qur’an represents more than just the absence of sunlight. It symbolizes a state of being where a person is disconnected from truth, from clarity, and from purpose. Just like a person walking in a pitch-black room will stumble and hurt themselves, a soul without guidance will hurt itself, often without even realizing it.

Take the example of someone chasing worldly pleasures money, fame, relationships thinking it will bring happiness. But instead, they end up feeling more empty, restless, and anxious. That’s because they’re trying to fill a spiritual void with material things. They are in darkness, even if the world sees them as successful.

Now contrast that with someone who is close to Allah maybe they don’t have a luxurious life, maybe they’re struggling financially or emotionally, but their heart is calm, their mind is at peace, and their soul feels light. That is the power of divine light it doesn’t erase your tests, it transforms how you experience them.

In Surah An-Nur (24:40), Allah describes a person’s misguidance as being like the darkness of a deep sea, layered with waves, topped with clouds so dark that they can’t even see their own hand. This is a perfect metaphor for life without purpose. People often bury themselves under layers of distractions entertainment, addictions, unhealthy relationships hoping to escape reality, but it only drowns them deeper.

But then comes the Qur’an. Not just as a holy book, but as a light. In Surah Ibrahim (14:1), Allah says the Qur’an was revealed to bring us “out of darkness into light.” This light is not always a sudden burst. Sometimes it's like the gentle rising of dawn — slowly, patiently, consistently, removing darkness bit by bit.

Think about how dawn works. The night doesn’t scream and disappear; it fades. Similarly, when you turn to Allah, healing isn’t always instant. But with every prayer, every sincere dua, every time you fight your ego or control your anger, a little more light enters your life.

And what’s beautiful is light doesn’t fight darkness. It just appears, and darkness retreats. When you bring faith into your life, confusion, sin, and negativity don’t need to be wrestled they begin to vanish on their own.

In Real Life:

A brother addicted to sins found peace when he started praying Fajr regularly the light of discipline pushed away the darkness of guilt.

A sister battling depression found relief not by ignoring her emotions, but by combining therapy with Qur’an recitation light entered through both effort and faith.

A person drowning in confusion about life’s purpose started reading one verse a day, and slowly, the darkness of doubt turned into the light of yaqeen (certainty).

The Qur'an teaches us that darkness is not the enemy. It’s simply the absence of light. Our job is not to fear the darkness, but to seek the light the light of knowledge, of faith, of connection with our Creator. And once you find that light, it doesn't just guide you it transforms you.

So when life feels dark, remember: you’re not lost you’re just waiting for the light to rise. And with Allah, it always does.

20/05/2025

Darkness is not something that comes into existence on its own rather it is always present, silently waiting beneath the surface, It doesn’t need to be created it only becomes visible when light is taken away.

Light is the active force, the one that illuminates, gives clarity, and reveals truth. The moment it disappears, darkness naturally takes its place, not because it arrived, but because it was always there, hidden.

This reflects a deeper truth about life sometimes, the negativity, fear, or confusion we experience isn’t suddenly born it’s simply uncovered when the light of faith, hope, or understanding fades.

Therefore, sustaining light in our lives through knowledge, faith or goodness becomes essential because without it, we don’t create darkness
we just allow it to be seen.

13/05/2025

“Ego is only for Allah.”

Iblis showed arrogance.
He refused to bow.
He challenged the command of the One who created him.
And yet...
Allah accepted his dua.

“My Lord, grant me respite until the Day they are resurrected.”

Allah said: “You are of those given respite.”
(Surah Al-Hijr 15:36–37)

Why?

Because Allah is Al-‘Adl, The Most Just.
Even the cursed gets a chance.
Even the arrogant is heard...
Not out of love, but to expose truth.

Iblīs was not granted life out of honor
He was given time so mankind could be tested.

He didn’t gain power.
He was contained within Allah’s plan.

He asked. Allah allowed.
But every trap he lays is only with Allah’s permission.

The real message?
Iblis was arrogant and cursed.
But when he wanted something, he still said: “My Lord…”

Now reflect:
If even the worst of creation had to make dua...

What about you?

Your weapon isn’t rage.
It’s not power.
It’s not fear.

It’s sujood. It’s dua. It’s surrender.

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13/04/2025

“Rejected By Blood, Chosen By Allah”

There’s a sacred silence that surrounds the heart when you realize your own family doesn’t believe in your calling. Your dreams sound too big to them, your faith too deep, your vision too strange. They ask you to be “realistic,” to “settle down,” to “be like everyone else.” But deep inside, you know your soul was not made to follow the crowd it was made to follow the Caller.

And when they don’t see it, Allah does.

Sometimes Allah hides your light from those closest to you so you don’t rely on them more than Him. Because if everyone supported you from day one, you might think it was them who made you. But when no one claps, no one calls, and no one helps and yet you rise anyway then you know it was Allah who raised you.

He sends strangers to remind you of your worth. A teacher who understands you more than your sibling. A friend who believes in your talent more than your parents. A client, a mentor, a well-wisher, someone who met you once but felt your soul and stood beside you. That’s Allah working behind the scenes. When one door closes, He opens a hundred unseen ones.

This is not new. It is the way of the prophets.

Prophet Yusuf (AS) was betrayed by his brothers and thrown into a well but it was strangers who pulled him out.

Prophet Musa (AS) grew up in the house of Pharaoh his worst enemy yet Shoaib A.S helped him find his mission.

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was rejected, mocked, and attacked by his own tribe but was supported by the Ansar, strangers who became his family.

Your family’s silence doesn’t define your future. Allah’s plan does.

And sometimes the pain you feel from their neglect is necessary. It breaks your attachment to people and connects your heart fully to the One who never turns you away. The more alone you feel with people, the closer Allah brings you to Him.

So next time you feel abandoned, left out, or not believed in pause and whisper:
“Ya Allah, be enough for me.”

And you’ll see how He surrounds you with help from where you never imagined people you never expected, places you never planned. Because when you're walking toward your purpose, Allah doesn't let you walk alone.

You're not missing support.
You're just being supported differently by the Most Merciful Himself.

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07/04/2025

The Power of Thinking in Humans: The Architect of Reality

Thinking is not just an internal dialogue; it is the silent architect of a person's reality. Everything a person does, feels, or becomes starts in the mind. Long before an action is taken, a thought has already shaped the decision. Before a person feels happy, sad, anxious, or fearful, their thoughts have triggered the emotional response. Thinking is so powerful that it can either heal or destroy, inspire or paralyze, liberate or enslave.

Thoughts Shape Reality More Than Reality Itself

Two people can experience the same situation but react in completely different ways based on their thinking. A challenge that makes one person excited might make another feel hopeless. A delay that frustrates one person might be seen as a blessing by another. The situation itself is neutral what gives it meaning is the thought attached to it.

For example, imagine a person who loses their job. One person might see it as a disaster, thinking, “My life is ruined, I have failed.” Another might see it as an opportunity, thinking, “This is my chance to start something new.” The event is the same, but the outcome in their lives will be completely different because their thoughts shape their actions, emotions, and ultimately their future.

The Biological Impact of Thought

Thinking is not just a psychological process; it affects the body at a physiological level. Studies have shown that chronic stress, which originates from negative thoughts, increases cortisol levels, weakens the immune system, and makes a person more prone to illness. On the other hand, positive thinking releases endorphins, strengthens immunity, and even promotes faster recovery from diseases.

Consider the famous placebo effect: when patients believe they are receiving real medicine (even if it's just a sugar pill), their bodies often heal as if they had received an actual drug. This is because their belief, rooted in thought, triggers real biological responses. The mind does not just interpret reality it creates it.

Thinking and Emotional States: The Cause of Unnecessary Suffering

A person can be sitting in a comfortable room, with no immediate threats, and still feel extreme anxiety just because their mind is creating fearful thoughts. Similarly, someone in a tough situation can remain calm and focused if their thoughts are under control.

The Three Illusions of Thought That Cause Suffering

1. Thinking About the Past Too Much (Regret and Guilt)

The past cannot be changed, yet people suffer by replaying it over and over in their minds. “If only I had done this differently…” becomes a loop that steals peace.

While learning from past mistakes is important, dwelling on them is useless suffering. The key is to extract wisdom and move forward.

2. Overthinking the Future (Anxiety and Fear)

The future is unknown, but the mind creates worst-case scenarios, making a person suffer before anything even happens.

Many people waste their present by worrying about things that may never come true. The irony is that when the future arrives, they often regret wasting the past by overthinking.

3. Comparing with Others (Jealousy and Dissatisfaction)

Thinking too much about what others have creates a feeling of lack.
In reality, no one has a perfect life everyone struggles in different ways. But the mind distorts reality, making others’ lives seem better than they actually are.

Gratitude is the antidote to this illusion. When a person focuses on what they have, instead of what they don’t, they naturally feel more fulfilled.

The Cycle of Thought → Emotion → Action → Reality

1. Thoughts create emotions

Thinking about failure brings fear.
Thinking about success brings confidence.

2. Emotions drive actions

Fear leads to avoidance and inaction.
Confidence leads to effort and persistence.

3. Actions shape reality

Inaction leads to missed opportunities, proving the negative thought true.
Effort leads to progress, proving the positive thought true.
Example: The Power of Thought in Success and Failure
Imagine two students preparing for an exam.

Student A: “I am going to fail. This subject is too difficult.” → Feels anxious → Avoids studying → Fails the exam → Thought becomes reality.

Student B: “I will study hard and do my best.” → Feels motivated → Studies consistently → Passes the exam → Thought becomes reality.

The mind predicts the future, and the body follows. Success and failure often start in the mind before they appear in reality.

Mastering the Power of Thought: How to Take Control

Since thinking has such a direct impact on emotions, health, and reality, learning to control thoughts is the key to mastering life. Here’s how:

1. Observe Your Thoughts Like an Outsider

Instead of believing every thought, step back and ask: “Is this thought helping me or hurting me?”

Thoughts are not always facts they are often just habitual patterns.

2. Rewire the Mind with Positive Conditioning

Negative thinking is a habit, but so is positive thinking.
Start each day with affirmations, gratitude, and positive expectations. Over time, this reshapes mental patterns.

3. Focus on the Present Moment

Anxiety comes from thinking about the future. Regret comes from thinking about the past. Peace comes from focusing on now.
Mindfulness techniques (such as deep breathing, prayer, or meditation) help anchor the mind in the present.

4. Turn Thought into Action

Overthinking without action leads to stagnation.
The best way to break negative thought loops is to do something, no matter how small. Action builds momentum.

5. Surround Yourself with Positive Influences
Just like negative thoughts spread, so do positive ones.
Surrounding oneself with optimistic, action-oriented people reinforces a productive mindset.

Note: Thought is Power Use It Wisely
Thinking is the most powerful tool a human possesses. It can create fear, anxiety, and suffering, or it can create confidence, strength, and success. The difference lies in how the mind is used.

A person who masters their thoughts masters their reality. The question is: will the mind be a tool for growth, or will it be a prison? The answer is in the thoughts we choose to entertain.

06/04/2025

The Power of Thinking in Humans: A Force Beyond Reality

Thinking is one of the most powerful forces that shape human existence. It is not just a process of processing information; it is the lens through which we experience life itself. Before an event unfolds, before reality takes its course, the mind has already created a version of it either uplifting or destructive. This ability of the human mind to think, imagine, and predict is what separates us from all other creatures, yet it is also what binds us in invisible chains of joy, fear, anxiety, or despair.

The Mind: A Reality-Builder

Our thoughts are so powerful that they can make us experience emotions and physical reactions even in the absence of actual events. A person who has achieved nothing tangible can still feel happy and motivated just by thinking positively about their goals, while another who has everything can be depressed because their mind focuses on what is missing.

Consider anxiety most of it stems from things that haven’t even happened. The mind projects a future scenario, often negative, and the body reacts as if it were real: the heartbeat increases, palms sweat, and blood pressure rises. This is the power of thought. What exists only in the mind can manifest itself in the body as if it were reality.

Thoughts and Physical Health

Thinking is not just an abstract process; it directly impacts physical health. Stress, a product of negative thoughts, is known to weaken the immune system, increase the risk of heart disease, and disturb sleep. The opposite is also true positive thinking, hope, and belief can trigger biological responses that boost immunity, reduce pain, and even accelerate healing. Studies have shown that patients who maintain a hopeful outlook recover faster than those who are constantly anxious about their condition.

The placebo effect is another proof of the mind’s power. When a patient believes they are receiving a powerful treatment (even if it's just a sugar pill), their body often responds as if they have received real medicine. This means that the mind does not just influence perception; it has the ability to alter reality itself.

The Trap of Overthinking

While thinking is a gift, it can also be a curse when it goes unchecked. Overthinking creates problems that do not exist. A simple decision can turn into a nightmare of endless possibilities, leaving a person stuck in fear of making the wrong choice. Many people spend more time thinking about life than actually living it. The past cannot be changed, yet it haunts people through regret. The future is uncertain, yet people suffer from it before it even arrives.

This is why wisdom lies in mastering one’s thoughts knowing when to think critically, when to let go, and when to redirect thoughts toward something beneficial.

Harnessing the Power of Thought

If thinking can shape emotions, alter physical health, and create either suffering or joy, then mastering it becomes one of the most crucial skills in life. Here are some ways to take control of thoughts:

Mindful Awareness – Recognizing that thoughts are just thoughts, not reality, allows a person to break free from unnecessary suffering.

Positive Visualization – Consciously directing thoughts toward positive outcomes can rewire the brain, making optimism a habit.

Action Over Endless Thinking – The best way to break the loop of overthinking is to take action, no matter how small.

Spiritual and Emotional Anchoring – Faith, prayer, and gratitude help to ground thoughts in a deeper sense of purpose, reducing anxiety and fear.

The mind is both a liberator and a prison, depending on how it is used. Thoughts can make a person happy before they have even achieved anything, or they can make someone miserable despite having everything. They can inspire greatness or paralyze with fear. The real power lies in mastering one's thoughts directing them with purpose, controlling their influence, and ensuring they serve rather than enslave. Thinking alone does not define a person; the ability to think wisely does.