The story of Prophet Musa (as) and his teacher in Surah Al-Kahf teaches us a profound lesson: divine wisdom often lies beyond our grasp. Musa, though a prophet, couldn’t bear actions that seemed unjust—until the truth was revealed later.
Similarly, in our lives, we witness hardship, injustice, and confusion. We wish someone could explain Allah’s wisdom in every moment—but we’re not always given that clarity. The test is to trust, not necessarily...
mwaka uliopita · Kurejelea Aya 2:216, 2:255, 2:32, 20:114
I have a coffee mug from a few years ago that says, 'I may be wrong, but I doubt it.'
Ooooh, how things have changed since then. If I could rewrite it now, it would say, 'I may be wrong, please correct me.'
Alhamdulillah for the ability not only to learn but to be open to mistakes and growth. The moment you assume you know everything, you shut the door to learning. You stop being a student. But when it comes to Islam, we are all lifelong lea...
ASA WRWB and Ramadan Mubarak! May Allah make this month when we encounter a re-birth in our Iman which lets us fuel forward towards Sirat ul Mustaqeem and ultimately Allah’s Pleasure.
This Dua’a of the angels exemplifies how much they revere and obey Allah. And as humans, we need to learn and strive, too. We need to acknowledge and respect the Knowledge and Wisdom of Allah and truly submit to the idea of His Totality of Knowledge, which we canno...
In the name of Allāh, the Most Merciful, the Especially Merciful.
Allāh is the owner of all knowledge of the seen and unseen, everything apparent and hidden. every idea man has ever come up with is because Allāh has given him that knowledge. it is now up to a person what they decide to use the knowledge for.
however, the greatest knowledge Allāh can give man is the knowledge and understanding of His deen, which he doesn't give to everyone but t...
*Not my own reflection, but a reflection on someone's reflection*
A brother who is a professor asked me how my studying for finals was going , I said Alhamdulillah. And I returned the question, 'you must be busy grading papers etc. '
His response was that he actually looks foward to it because he learns so much by just reading student's papers. He said 'he thinks sometimes teachers learn more from students than students learn from teachers'.
These verses spell out God's love for us. He created the earth, the seven heavens, brought forth our father Adam as a dignified human being, gifting him with knowledge, asked the angels to prostrate before him, told him to enjoy all of the blessings in heaven with his spouse except one tree, and when Satan deceived them , Allah taught Adam how to repent - He did not leave him alone or not forgive him.