justamuslimblogger asked: A'salam Wa'alaikum. I thought I'd send you this because I know you get this a lot. I'm a 17 year old muslim girl who lost her cousin/brother in a motorbike accident last year, a week before Ramadhan and before his second wedding anniversary. He was 25 years old, his life had hardly began. I can remember everything I did that day. He left behind his wife and a family that loved him very very much. I was very distant to Islam at the time, simply because I didn't understand it. But when (cont)

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he died, it changed me. At the time you feel so powerless, you realise that you are just this object living in this dunya, you realise the truth of this life, that we all have to die one day, sooner or later. Overtime, it gets better, but you still miss them. For anyone who has lost a family member I just want to say this: Keep faith in Allah and give it time. He can make everything better and remember he loves us more than anyone. Everything happens for a reason. Its important to remember him..

We need to understand that he does things for the better. Who knows, maybe in the case of my cousin, something worse could’ve happened to him later on, maybe that’s why Allah took him back. Sure, it hurts, but have sabr. Time is the greatest healer. Insha’allah may Allah grant all our passed relatives Jannah and provide us with the patience. Ameen. If anybody ever wants to talk I’m here :) Insha’Allah have faith that everything will be ok :)

Walaykum asalam,

God bless you for sharing this, it means a lot to the administrators of this page and those who can relate to your words. May God bless you immensely and may He grant your cousin Jannah, ameen.

The Plus One Initiative - Where Taking Care of the Yateem is a Huge Part of Our Deen

Assalamu Alaikum, as we all know, the Prophet (SAW) considered taking care of an orphan one of the most blessed deeds, saying that the person who takes care of an orphan (however minutely) and him (SAW) would be as close as two intertwined fingers. 

Keeping this in mind, would you please signal boost the Plus One Initiative. Its been started by a group of Muslims primarily from Texas; a group that focuses only on sponsoring and empowering orphans. Right now, we’re in our first stages, hopefully being fully launched by Ramadan. But any sort of support or publicity would be much appreciated. 

Thank you! 

Hypocrites look for faults; the believers look for excuses.


- Abu Hamid al-Ghazali (via jamminyamin)

Destiny |

Reported by Anas bin Malik (RA): The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Allah has appointed an angel in the womb, and the angel says, ‘O Lord! A drop of discharge (i.e. of semen), O Lord! a clot, O Lord! a piece of flesh.’ And then, if Allah wishes to complete the child’s creation, the angel will say. ‘O Lord! A male or a female? O Lord! wretched or blessed (in religion)? What will his livelihood be? What will his age be?’ The angel writes all this while the child is in the womb of its mother.”

(Bukhari)

stayspectacular:

oh, this is cute

stayspectacular:

oh, this is cute

esserevibrante:

islamic-art-and-quotes:

Muslim Boys Praying Outdoors by MountainOriginally found on: la-pensieri

Simply beautiful.

esserevibrante:

islamic-art-and-quotes:

Muslim Boys Praying Outdoors by Mountain

Originally found on: la-pensieri

Simply beautiful.

storyseldomtold:

The strangest thing I’m thankful for, is how Allah delayed answering some of my prayers. But I am even more grateful that He left some of them unanswered. In His silence, I felt His mercy. In His wisdom, I saw my weakness.

thalamtnafsee:

| perspective

thalamtnafsee:

| perspective

Avoid living with expectations. Don’t expect your friends to be there for you. Don’t expect your family to love you unconditionally. Don’t expect to be successful. Don’t expect to be healthy. Don’t expect to reach Heaven. Instead, work hard at being that person that is always there for his/her friends. Work hard at loving your family, whether they love you back or not. Work hard at becoming successful through seeking your happiness. Work hard and make sacrifices to take care of your body, mind, and soul. Work hard and do whatever it grow into a better person and believer, in order to reach Heaven. Hold yourself accountable for being the best you can be. You have control over yourself, not others. Be your best, treat others the best you can, and be happy with knowing that the good you project into the world will one day come back to you. Just be patient.

Nadir Keval (via nadirkeval)

(via nadirkeval)

ambitioussurvival:

Today is somewhat of a nerve-wracking day for me and I’m a tad anxious. Positive vibes and duas appreciated. Much love and God bless.

nadirkeval:

For most of my life, I lived with the mindset that in order for me to be accepted and loved, I needed to conform to the expectations of others, and accommodate my own identity just to please others. It took me a very long time, but Alhamdulillah, that has now changed. Read my thoughts and experience at nadirkeval.com.
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nadirkeval:

For most of my life, I lived with the mindset that in order for me to be accepted and loved, I needed to conform to the expectations of others, and accommodate my own identity just to please others. It took me a very long time, but Alhamdulillah, that has now changed. Read my thoughts and experience at nadirkeval.com.

For more articles like this, check out my blog (nadirkeval.com), OR follow me on Tumblr (nadirkeval.tumblr.com), Twitter (@nadirkeval), Instagram (nadirkeval) and Pinterest (pinterest.com/nadirkeval), and like my page on Facebook (facebook.com/nadirkeval), or send me a shout at mail@nadirkeval.com!

Salam

Ok salam , I would really appreciate it if you made dua for me because I have many exams coming up .. Jazakallah Khair

What Would You Do?: Anti-Muslim Harassment

Islam 101- Amal Ahmed Albaz