Everyone is different, and as long as they’re alive, everyone is capable of change, for the better or worse. Get to know people for who they are and accept them as they are. If you disagree with something someone does or believes in, respectfully present your opinion (only if they ask for it, or if it will bring them guaranteed harm), and then let them be. It’s not our place to judge others and put one another down. It is our place to help others, work on our own selves, and to care for each other by supporting each other.

Not everything in life is black and white. In fact, most things are some shade of grey. Many of us look at the things we aspire towards, or look at the aspirations of others, and think that it must be one way or another. For example, if a person aspires to become wealthy, we think that they’re materialistic, that all they think about is money, and thus, we judge them in a negative way. If a person aspires to help people, we think that they’re a saint-like person, and expect them to be perfect in every way. In both circumstances, we don’t know what that person’s true thoughts and intentions are. We don’t know their reason for wanting what they want. How do you know that person that wants wealth isn’t aspiring towards that in order to be able to spend money on helping those less fortunate? How do you know the person that appears to aspire towards helping people isn’t doing so just so others will say, “Wow! Look how caring and generous he is!” Pray for everyone to find the path that’s best suited for their happiness and success in this life and the Next. Think the best of others and don’t expect them to hurt you, even if all you’ve felt is hurt from others in your past. Always strive towards having a positive mind in every way, because ultimately, good will return to you, if not in this life, then certainly in the Next.

dua’s request

Video on Judgement day

thalamtnafsee:

my hispanic friend from my education courses wants to take a trip to the mosque. shes interested “in becoming” (for a lack of a better term) muslim.

lets all pray for her inshallah

jamminyamin:

بصوت الشيخ القارئ شيخ أبو بكر الشاطري

Surat Kahf by Sheikh Abu Bakr Al-Shatiri

“Whoever recites Surat al-Kahf on Friday, light shall shine forth for him between the two Fridays.” [Ibn Hajar, Talkhis al-Habir]

One of the cruellest things you can do to another person is pretend you care about them more than you really do.

kushandwizdom:

EVERYTHING POSITIVE

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Dua would be much appreciated.

Prayer request