Du’aa, we’re told, is the weapon of a believer. And from a young age we’re taught to make du’aa for the things we want in life, whether that’s good grades, Jannah, or those pair of shoes mum said she wasn’t going to buy us. We grew up believing that if we asked God for it long and hard enough, that eventually it’ll be given to us on a silver platter....

Wikipedia cites ghaflah as the sin of forgetting Allah and our divine origins or being indifferent to these. This will eventually lead us to forget the big picture; what we were created for. ...

Deep thinking heals. Heals from the thoughts of being here forever. Overthinking makes you humble, takes away pride, and creates a human who seeks happiness in God....

Has the story of Bilal ibn Rabah {رَضِيَ اَللهُ ءَنْه} reached you? If the streets of Makkah could speak, what would they say? They would tell us how Bilal {رَضِيَ اَللهُ ءَنْه} body was dragged on it. ...

People who do not let the worldly life divert them from their ultimate priority – their Ibaadaah – worshiping Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala. 1) Remembering Allah 2) Praying 3) Giving Charity!...

When you are going through the toughest moments, there is a way out. It all takes a little patience and sometimes ample time....

The Prophets of Allah were very reflective people, where even the smallest thing would bring them back to the remembrance of Allah. An example of this is with Prophet Sulayman [alayhi salam] when him and his mighty army [of Jinns, men & birds] were marching....

Has the story of Jibril (AS) reached you? The closest of Allah’s angels to Him. The friend of Rasulullah ﷺ and the Prophets before him. The messenger to the messengers and one of the most magnificent creations of Allah....

At least 17 times a day we beg Allah to show us the right path, the path of people that receive Allah’s mercy. The path, of which, majority of mufassir agreed, and the path of The prophets, the shiddiqeen, the shaheed, and the shalihin....