Eid Al Fitr Mubarak my dears عِيد مُبَارَك 🌹

May the jewels of Ramadan remain in the crown of our hearts. May our spiritual stature rise and worldly desires lay. May the beauty of Ramadan shine through us like a light to guide ourselves and others towards Jannah and may it never diminish as Ramadan leaves us. May our journey beyond Ramadan continue to be peaceful and beneficial; make the most of everything you have and with vigilance in everything you do as though Ramadan lasted a whole year round.

And always pray for those who may suffer this Eid, they need the strength more than us.

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن

رَمَضَان

May our hearts be beautified by the essence of Ramadan.

To learn the true meaning of discipline, resilience and forgiveness. May our efforts be accepted, and sins are forgiven‎ آمین

‎سبحان الله

It is the last Jummah of Ramadan 🌹 It feels as though we were just in the first week, how quickly time flew this year. This has been a much needed time, Allah ‎ﷻ knows how much we all needed this holy month to come… May the last nights fulfil all your promises and intentions. Most of all, may our efforts be accepted, sins forgiven and may we continue to pursue them throughout our whole life.

As we approach the final remaining nights of Ramadan, regardless if your beginning may have been sorrowful, may the ending of it be blissful and beneficial ‎إن شاء الله

The richness of Allah’s ‎ﷻ mercy is far greater than your sins. Do not lose sight of that.

"The one who lags behind in the beginning of Ramadan but does well towards its end is better than the one who does well in its beginning but lags behind towards its end. It is mentioned in the hadith, 'Indeed, the [results of] deeds depend upon their endings.'

The last ten nights of Ramadān are better than the twenty before them combined, let alone other nights [of the year]. Every righteous deed that is great is even greater in these ten nights, and a few deeds therein are a lot in the scale."

— Shaykh Abdul Aziz at-Tarefe

Have a blessed Jummah 🌹

Asalamu alaikum, Ramadan Mubarak. I hope your Ramadan is going well. I wanted to ask a question as a revert. I am 19 and I would like to get married for the sake of Allah. I have an abusive family however and a lot of heart pain because of this. I know what it's like to be treated well because of a friend of mine from school. I would like to get married but I have no wali and I know it's going to probably make my family cut me off. They will disapprove anyone and everyone. It's not something they are willing to talk about, as it is I live in constant silent treatment about any matter regarding myself. Be it that I need lotion or my school fees paid, it's silence until someone else steps in. Non of my family members are willing to help and think I'll of me because my dad spread rumours to justify him treating me this way but Allah knows. So what advice would you have for me who is looking to get married. Because I know what I want, who I want, my goals and values. And I know what I want my future husband to have in terms of the same. But how would I go about it? Sorry if this is a very tough question, insha'Allah you can even speak it over with a sheikh or something I don't have access to one and let me know your opinion insha'Allah. Jazakallah Khair.

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

May Allah ease your pain and reward you immensely for your patience. From one revert to another, though our sufferings may not be the same, Allah ‎ﷻ blessed us both with the same gift of Islam and guidance الحمدلله. I hope you have a good support system despite your family’s absence. It will take time ‎إن شاء الله as it did for mine.

When I did my nikkah, of course I had no wali. Therefore the imam was able to step forward as my Wali which is completely acceptable for our cases ‎إن شاء الله. So do not worry for finding a wali if you do not have any Muslims in your family. However, it is still important to include them and inform them because marriage is a significant matter.

‎ما شاء الله You are only 19. I do not know when you reverted but my only advice would be that, make sure you take the time to prioritise your deen and your relationship with Allah above anything and anyone else. Marriage is indeed a beautiful blessing, it completes half a deen. But marriage is only a part of our journey in this life with its ups and downs so do take time being certain of who you are and your potential partner.

Have sabr and tawakkul always ‎إن شاء الله and may Allah bless you with a good spouse ‎ آمین

My dears 🌹

As we approach the end of Ramadan, may we all continue our good habits and deeds, as if Ramadan lasted all year round الحمد لله May we contain the peace in our hearts always.

May Allahbless you this ramadhan for your islamic reminders and posts

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن

And may Allah bless you with more than what you had asked for me 🌹

لَيْلَةُ الْقَدْر‎

Laylatul-Qadr is among us

I hope Ramadan has treated you all well dears 🌹may the last remaining nights be in your favour and may you reach the level of imaan you desire yourself to be.

But please remember those in sufferring, they need the highest level of strength and hope سبحان الله

أتذكر أول مرة صليت فيها ؟

Remember the first time you prayed?

The very first moment when tranquillity settled in your heart. The feeling of fulfilment and gratitude that remained.

Remember that feeling for every prayer, so your last will be just as momentous as your first.

— mindofserenity

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شكر

Acquire the skill of amazement.

Not only through sunsets and mountains but in the normality of life. Find yourself to be thankful in every way of life. You will learn to be grateful for all your blessings that we so often undermine and gain the joy of it.

Find beauty in the remarkable and in nothingness.

— mindofserenity