For my imaan
Alhamdulillah, i received nothing i wanted, but i received everything i needed
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Link reblogged from The Sunnah The Better
When you’re hurt by people who share the same blood as you, then just remember Yusuf (AS), who was betrayed by his own brothers.
If you find your parents opposing you, remember Ibrahim (AS), whose father led him to a pit of fire.
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He who has no one, has Allah! And he who has Allah, has everything!
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Two NYPD Muslim officers praying for Syria at the rally in Brooklyn today.
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Quote reblogged from The Beauty of IslamGetting married isn’t going to solve our inabilities to wake up for Fajr or get up for qiyam. We need to develop our own selves without expecting marriage to somehow magically change our lives. Marriage can be a great tool of self-improvement and can help us change for the best, with Allah’s will. Marriage is amongst the greatest blessings that Allah (swt) can bestow on a person; and the creation of a family, and taking care of that family, is amongst the greatest acts of worship. But if we are not personally working on ourselves now, how can we expect that it will be easier with the additional baggage of another individual who is also imperfect?Maryam Amirebrahimi (via thebeautyofislam)
(Source: dropsofknowledge)
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