This is someone dying while having an MRI scan. Before you die, your brain releases tons and tons of endorphins that make you feel a range of emotions. Tragically beautiful. Sakaratul maut…subhanaAllah :’|… all i hope is when i am dying, i am able to say : la illa ha illallah or Allah . thats beyond beautiful. that is how we hope we can end our life with, insyaAllah.
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I don’t know why I’ve only realized this,
but I have a lot, a lot of respect for guys who have Hayaa
Like, you can have your gal-friends, but those who draw a line between mahram and non mahram,
You have my utmost respect.
I know how hard it can be to hold yourself back from being the “it” guy, or to risk having girls which you may like, not like you back because they take it to far and you’re trying to maintain your deen
I don’t really have respect for guys who talk to more girls than they do with guys.
But yeah. I hope they know that subconsciously, every mature lady agrees with this as well.
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..the sheikh who mentored and initially inspired me to consider memorizing Quran told me something quite absurd long ago, and it was this: not everyone can memorize Quran.
At first, I wanted to believe this was true because heck, I was one of his students, and everyone knew if you were a student of Sheikh Ahmed, you were a serious Quran student. I wanted to believe that I was capable enough, a nonspeaking Arabic girl, to memorize the Quran just like the rest of the girls memorizing. Because I didn’t have much motivation and encouragement from home, the fact that Sheikh was filling this void for me at school, and in such a profound manner, really had me believe that I waschosen.
And yet, two years later, I have not finished memorizing the Quran. And yet, I still fail to fully encompass the message of Quran as thoroughly in my life as possible. And unfortunately, I am still struggling to understand the allegorical verses in the Quran. It was a big thrust to my ego, knowing that two years later, I still did not accomplish what I desired to attain in my last year of high school.
But I’m a living example that every single Muslim has the capacity to fully articulate, memorize, read, and understand Quran; I truly believe that. No, people are not chosen. It is you choosing your own self to be chosen for Quran that has you formulate a relationship with it.
- if you can not read, listen to Quran: try to synchronize your ipod or phones with new a new music player that plays surah’s in the Quran that you love and enjoy listening to.
- search for your favorite surah: the most loveliest feeling in the world is finding ‘the one;’ the surah that you truly love listening to constantly no matter how many times it plays.
- one day within your week: devote an hour after your friday prayer to reading a surah that you particularly find easy reading. evalute your schedule, search for a free time, and stamp it Quran time. Promise yourself that this portion of your day will be for Quran and Quran alone.
- find “the one”: when I laid my eyes on the Quran I decided was going to be my partner for life, I swear to Allah, I couldn’t let go of it. I hugged it, I literally held it close to my heart, and I showed it off to everyone. Take one of your friends out, go to your local masjid or Islamic bookstore, and find the Quran you love.
- read to your friend, read to yourself: find a Quran partner, that always works for me. I always sit my younger brother down and have him test me in my memorization. Go find one of your friends that is willing to do this just as much as you are, and read with him/her. Test eachother, read to eachother, and listen to one another read Quran.
InshAllah you take this into consideration and really push yourselves forward with the Quran. Have the Quran be the core of your existence, and allow your mind, heart, and struggle revolve around it. Allah is great. Take the time to understand Allah, and Allah will bless you in ways unimaginable.
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I can have it all; I can become the party girl. I can drink and smoke weed, I can go clubbing; I can even take of my hijab and start wearing skinny jeans and short dresses/ I can start putting my hair up in all types of elegant hairstyles. I can start putting makeup on again and wear high heels. I can talk to all the boys I want, when I went. I can gossip with the girls, I can start swearing, I can laugh at people, I can not give a damn` about anything or anyone and just be who I want to be.
But I am a servant of Allah. This world was not meant for me to enjoy it for its temporary bliss, it was meant to be enjoyed in every way; for the sake of Allah. Meaning I will fall, I will cry, I will falter, I will feel like I am not enjoying myself; I will feel like a stranger amongst the people, I’ll feel like a weirdo. I will; but I was created to serve Allah. Not feed my desires , not become “worldly” . I await the everlasting abode, to be pleased. I’m not going to run after something as tempoarary as this dunya.
I don’t care if I’m the only girl that doesn’t drink or smoke, or is still a virgin. Alhamdulilah I still cover, I still care. I pray, I fast, I serve Allah. I serve Allah. I serve Allah ; because I am a servant to Him. I serve Allah. I am in the world; I am not of it. May Allah guide all these people, and guide me first and foremost. Ameen.
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