Bid your people to pray, and be diligent in ˹observing˺ it. We do not ask you to provide. It is We Who provide for you. And the ultimate outcome is ˹only˺ for ˹the people of˺ righteousness.
I keep coming back to this verse, especially on the days when life feels heavy, and the to-do list feels endless. There's something Allah says here that I genuinely needed to hear: He doesn't ask us to figure out the provision. He never did. He asks us to pray and to be consistent about it. That's it. The rizq? He's already handling it. And yet, if I'm honest with myself, how many times have I let the salah slide because I was "too busy" chasing ...
Assamualaykum I am the eldest among four siblings — three brothers and one sister — and Alhamdulillah, I have learned to pray salah on my own, reflecting on every ayah as a reminder and a warning. My challenge is with my younger brother, who is 17, as I struggle to encourage him to pray, even just on Fridays or at Fajr, while I am 21 and trying to guide him with patience. We grew up in a loud family without proper discipline, where beating was t...
2 years ago · Referencing Ayah 12:87, 20:132, 41:33
In the name of Allah ,the Most Merciful ,the Especially Merciful .
رمضان مبارک! Limitations:
How often do we call people to prayer especially our loved ones and their response is not always positive , often. They neglect or even miss the prayer and we feel disappointed and hopeless.
But why do we feel that way?
Who are we to lose hope in someone when Allah SWT hasn’t lose hope in them !
When our loved ones don’t pray, it hurts because we wa...
It's so easy to talk about patience , but it's the manifestation when the time comes, that truly leaves a person speechless.
I hate arguing with family, as it makes me feel like everything I do afterwards is invalid. Subhaan Allah. This verse came to mind, after an argument.
That Allah swt tells us to enjoin prayer to our family and then being patient performing it. The ط is very important because it adds emphasis to the word. اللدلالة ع...
This verse 132 of Surah Taha combines so many different threads: family, prayer, patience, and sustenance. They are connected in ways we can see, and ways we cannot see; but it seems that prayer is at the heart of a healthy family life and it is also the secret to securing our provision.
In this time of quarantine, upside-down routines, closed door...