The sister continues to carry the concern of her brother, watching him from afar for fear of danger and praying for him without realizing it.

Your sister is always your companion in sorrow and laughter.

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh!  

 InshaAllah we will continue our Live Interactive Reflection Workshops -Reflection Retreats at 2:30pm (GMT) / 17 January 2026.   

These workshops are designed to help you in reflecting on the Quran more effectively inshAllah. The sessions touch on;   

1- The Five Lenses for reflecting on the Quran as developed by our resident scholar Dr. Sohaib Saeed which you can find here http://www.quranreflect.com/5lenses  

2- The Way to The Quran by Ustadh Khurram Murad (RA)  

3- Tadubbur Tips developed by Sr. Ilham  

4- Following a brief discussion of the above by our Quran Reflect Moderators (Br. Basit and Sr. Ilham and myself) we will then apply the principles learnt to a case study verse(s) in the Quran.  

5- Before our forthcoming workshop we invite you to study the following Surah/ Verses in advance: [Surah Al-Qasas, (28), Verses 1-20]   

Please join us and see details below.  

 📅 Session Date: Saturday, 17 January 2026  

⏰ Time:  
2:30 PM GMT (UK)  
9:30 AM EST (New York)  
7:30 PM PKT (Pakistan)  
10:30 PM MYT (Malaysia)  
5:30 PM AST (Saudi Arabia)   

👉 Join and interact live: www.quranreflect.com/zoom

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We wonder sometimes how all these visibly corrupt and horrible people are surrounded with so much wealth, joy, and comfort. In this passage about some of the worst and most corrupt leaders of all time, the Quran points to all these wonderful things Firawn has -- power, influence, wealth, and now even a baby boy. Children are objectively blessings to those around them. Even the family of Firawn were sober enough to recognize the joy a child would bring. 
What they do not know, and what Allah tells us, is that this child they perceive as a sign of how they are 'honored' is the source of their downfall. The 'blessings' the oppressors have today are all the same; they are divine guarantees of their impending humiliation and the obliteration - and they hold them close to their hearts, taking comfort from them, oblivious to their own doom written all over these 'blessings.' Their power, their wealth, even their children, will be their enemy and curse the way Musa (as) became the enemy and the ultimate destruction of the corrupt leader who kept him in his own home as his pride and joy.
And just like Firawn did not even see Musa (as)'s sister watching over him by Allah's Will, the oppressors today cannot perceive that their downfall is already in the works. The wheels are already turning and the process is already underway. It's only a matter of time, insha'Allah.

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I genuinely pray that wherever you go today, the Lord may open doors for you that lead to immeasurable benefits and undeserved favour. Everything you do going forward will be fortunate and well-received. Greetings for the morning, my dear


Prophet Musa's Life Design journey .. 

Episode 2: Change starts at home.

You may not hear this advice in the hustle culture productivity literature, that focuses on outwardly success and career aspirations.
But according to the Muslim paradigm, you cannot take shortcuts!
Prophet Musa had his family members by his side:
His mother,
His sister,
His brother,
Later on Assiya who adopted him ....

We need to stop looking at close family members as obstacles to our success, and search deeply, inside the box of our family (not only outside the box) for their support, their duas, and their help..
If you think this is impossible, maybe it's time to make dua to change their hearts and guide them towards changing their attitudes and behaviors.

#QuranicLifeDesign ​ ​
#ProphetMusaStory ​ ​
#muslimlifedesign ​ ​ 
#LifeDesign ​ ​

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Within these verses is a perfect depiction of Al-khabeer (The All Aware), a-Jabar (The Restorer), A-raqeeb (The Watchful), Al-wakeel (The Disposer of Affairs). Allah orchestrates these events and accounts for all things human nature that may have put Musa in harm, from his mother's fear to Firawn's hesitation. Note that she nurses him first, and later, it is his familiarity for his mother's breast that reunites them. 

'Do not fear or grieve' is a commonly referenced phrase in the Quran with slight variations. Fear is regarding future events while grief is regarding past events. In other parts of the quran, the absence of fear and grief describes an honor to those in paradise. It is said to be the most repeated reward of paradise mentioned in Quran! Whereas fear and grief is a defining characteristic of this dunya. They are matters of the heart and as such, can only be modified through Allah's intervention. This is mentioned in later verses about Allah 'reassuring' Musa's mother's heart. Musa's mother's inclination toward doubting her action just shows the nature of a mother whose rahma is so tied with her emotion. But Allah's mercy is not faulty like the mother's (whose acts of mercy may at times endanger or not be in the best interest of their child, ie a mother who fears losing a relationship with her son and thus doesn't correct him when he sins. Or in this case, Musa's mother's wanting to take back what she'd done despite it being exceedingly dangerous).

Verse 10 uses two different words for heart, 'fu'ad' and 'qalb'. Qalb is rooted in its nature to change and flip back and forth. Hence the duaa 'O' Turner of hearts, make my heart firm on Your Deen.' Fu'ad is the heart but in extreme emotion, coming from the word meaning burning/kindling.

Musa's sister plays a unique role in his story yet we never hear about her unless it is in this context. A lesson that Allah sends people into our lives with specific purposes. She was a protector before Musa (AS) could even know who she was (as an infant). It reminds me of the words 'every person who enters your life is either a blessing or a lesson.'

Asslam-u-Alaikum, I just saw that in the first line you have written the name of Allah (S.W.T) - Al-Jabbaar as a-Jabar. Can you kindly correct it? By the way, you have provided an excellent reflection. JazakAllah Khair! 