Sometimes it’s hard to know
Whether the journey should continue or come to a halt
Continue reading “So close … yet so distant – JustSomeThoughts”Sometimes it’s hard to know
Whether the journey should continue or come to a halt
Continue reading “So close … yet so distant – JustSomeThoughts”Date: 9th Dhul Hijjah 10AH
Location: Mount Arafat, Makkah
Significance: Day of Arafah
Continue reading “The Farewell Sermon”Assalamualaikum Everyone, I hope your Ramadan is going well so far, cant believe its already the last 10!
Here is a great reminder I came across that might be beneficial iA:
“Assalaamu alaykum,
Abdullah ibn Mas’ud reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Whoever recites a letter from the Book of Allah, then he will receive one good deed as ten good deeds like it. I do not say that Alif Lam Mim is one letter, but rather Alif is a letter, Lam is a letter, and Mim is a letter.”Source: Sunan al-Tirmidhī 2910
SubhanAllah what a reward indeed! And for those who struggle to recite the Quran, the reward becomes doubled! This is because Allah, (swt) does not judge on the quality of the recitation rather Allah, the Most Beneficent, looks at the level of effort of the believer and rewards them accordingly. So, if a person is slow, stutters but is making his utmost effort to read the Quran correctly, Allah will surely reward him with greater. We must imagine the month of Ramadan as a jackpot for us Muslims as Allah promises that the reward for doing good in this month is utmost, so much so that it gives the believer a completely clean slate, erases all his sins/mistakes and gives him an opportunity to start over. So why do we not try? Why would we not want to grab this opportunity with both hands and build our relationship with His Supreme words?
Big questions for some of us to ask ourselves indeed.”
But perhaps you hate a thing and it is good for you. And perhaps you love a thing and it is bad for you. And Allah knows, while you know not.
[2:216]
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Continue reading “Signs of Laylat-ul-Qadr”Someone wrote this really nice reminder/message that might be beneficial for us all, so here it is:
“Assalaamu alaykum and Ramadan Mubarak
The month has finally arrived and for many of us, it has come as a relief. It’s a great time for us to reset ourselves especially if we have not been in the best of habits or have made a number of blunders and mistakes, in the past year.
We’re human so we’re all bound to make mistakes and if you imagine over the course of the year, all that we have accumulated in terms of the bad, we can get rid of. And with that, our good deeds we have done over the year, remains, in shaa Allah. How amazing is that?! Ramadan comes once a year and is a golden opportunity to seek forgiveness and the blessings of Allah (swt).
Everyday when one wakes up for the day, they are either gaining rewards and making profits or they are making losses, with regards to this life and the hereafter
-JustSomeThoughts
Assalamualaikum, omg it’s here. Well depending on where you are in the world or when you are reading this… Insha’Allah where we are, Ramadan is tomorrow (13th April), which means tonight is Taraweeh!
Continue reading “Ramadan. It’s here!”A stranger wrote to me, the following.
Continue reading “Friendship”Assalamualaikum people, how’s life (lemme know down bellow).
I feel like I say this in almost every post (the title), but you can’t blame me, since my consistency here is spectacular. Honestly I should get an award for being the most inconsistent blogger ever. Anywayy life’s been a bit crazy, I’ve been TRYING to multitask things and do more than one thing because studying alone is too boring (but of course, still VERY important). Yh so that hasn’t really been working so well.
Continue reading “I’m alive – kinda.”Different individuals require a different approach. Some people need to be told bluntly. A few tend to listen when a third party tells them instead of hearing it from their own kin/kith. Some need a harsh reminder to give them a wakeup call. Others we can give them advice without going into detail and they get the message. There are times where people will want a daleel after daleel. Many require a soft approach or just a gentle reminder. Some people just don’t listen and seem to not care. At times we may get caught up into the affairs of others and neglect ourself. Nevertheless,
You, yourself try to:
At the end of the day we should try to be a prime example although we may not be perfect ourselves. Leading by example can slowly motivate others.