Rishte

Kuch Rishte Allah Ta'ala Khud Khatm Karwata Hai

 Taake Hamari Zindagi Kharab Na ho 

Beshaq Allah Jo Karta Hai Behtar Karta Hai

Allah is more valuable than material wealth or worldly success

This saying reflects an important concept in Islamic teachings, although it is not a direct hadith from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The idea emphasizes the value of spiritual growth and closeness to Allah (God) over worldly success or comfort.

The message suggests that facing difficulties or calamities can be beneficial if they lead a person to turn to Allah, seek His help, and strengthen their faith. On the other hand, a blessing or ease that causes a person to become heedless of Allah, neglect their religious duties, or forget the importance of their faith can be harmful in the long run.

The saying aligns with the broader Islamic principle that spiritual well-being and closeness to Allah are more valuable than material wealth or worldly success. It encourages believers to maintain their connection with Allah in all circumstances, whether in hardship or ease.

Mithe Bol

Mithe Bol

Aapke Do Mithe Bol Kisi Ki Zindagi Bhar Ki Kar Thakan Door Kar Sakte Hai 

Muskuraiye Aur Nafraton Ke Daur Me Mohabbat Baantiye

Woh Kaam Karo Jisse Dua Mile

Agar Chahte Ho Khuda Mile 

Toh Woh Kaam Karo Jisse Dua Mile.

Duaye

Sub se khoobsoorat ahsas 

hai ye k wo Duain qubool 

hojain jo tumhare aur Allah 

k darmiyan raaz theen.

Halal

Halal 

REMEMBER

Barkat Sirf Halal Mein Hai Fir Chahe

Wo Rishta Ho Ya Rizaq.... ❤️

Bas Ek Rab Ko Raazi Karlo...

Kis Kis Ko Raazi Karoge, 

Bas Ek Rab Ko Raazi Karlo... 

Saare Masle Hal Hojayenge..🤍

Allah ka Insaaf

Kisi ke saath bura karke apni bari ka 

intezaar zaroor karna Q Ki ALLAH 

ka taraazu sirf insaaf toalta hai...

Kisi Roz toh hogi Roshan meri bhi zindagi....

Kisi Roz toh hogi Roshan meri bhi zindagi..

Aye khuda intezar mujhe subah ka nahi..

Teri Rahmaton ka hai..!! ♥️

Kisi Roj Toh Hogi Roshan....

Kisi Roj Toh Hogi Roshan

Meri Bhi Zindagi...

E "Khuda" Intejar Mujhe

Subah Ki Nhi Teri

Rahmato'n Ka Hai..

Mehnat Ka Fal

Mehnat Ka Fal, 

Musibaton Ka Hal, 

Aur Aane Wala Sab Allah Ke Kal, 

Hath Me Hai..

Zindagi me Kamiyab hona h toh...

Zindagi Se Mout Tak Aik Safar Hai

Isme Kamiyab Hona He To

Namaz Ko Apna Sathi Quran

Ko Apna Humsafar Aur Dua Ko Apna

Hathiyar Bana Lo Kamiyab Ho Jaoge

Mohabbat Ho Ya Izzat Kisi Ko Itni Mat Do

Mohabbat Ho Ya Izzat Kisi Ko Itni Mat Do

Mohabbat Ho Ya Izzat Kisi Ko Itni Mat Do,

Ki Wo Apki Qadar Hi Bhool Jaye...

Marriage

The saying "When a man marries, he has fulfilled half of the religion; so let him fear God regarding the remaining half" is attributed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It highlights the importance of marriage in Islam as a fundamental aspect of life and faith. Marriage is seen as a way to preserve one’s morality and engage in a committed relationship that fulfills both emotional and spiritual responsibilities.

By stating that marriage completes "half of the religion," it emphasizes how central a healthy, loving marital relationship is to one's faith. The second part, "let him fear God regarding the remaining half," serves as a reminder that while marriage addresses many spiritual obligations, there are still other aspects of the faith, such as personal worship, ethics, and social responsibilities, that must also be observed with sincerity and devotion. This teaches balance between one's duties toward their spouse and their other religious obligations.

Relax

Absolutely! When we remember that Allah is always aware of our circumstances and that He is in control, it brings a sense of calm and reassurance. No matter how uncertain or difficult life becomes, trusting in His wisdom allows us to find peace. Alhamdulillah, for His constant care and protection, even when we cannot fully understand the reasons behind our trials.

Kamyab Zindagi

Kamyab zindagi yeh nahe 

Ky ap Kitny Kush hen. 

Kamyab zindagi yeh hai 

Ky apKa Rab ap sy Kitna Kush hai..!

Mohabbat

Mohabbat koi Libaas nahi jo Roz Badla jaye...

 Mohabbat kafan hai jo pehna kar Utara Nhi jata... ♥️♥️

Heartfelt prayers

That's a beautiful and thoughtful dua and shows compassion, selflessness, and sincerity, wishing well for others in their faith (Deen), their life after death (Akhira), and their worldly affairs ("everything in between"). May these kinds of heartfelt prayers be accepted and rewarded.

Allah has given human beings the freedom of choice either to accept His Guidance or to reject it.

Surrender to Allah's will

The phrase "No matter what the circumstances, pray and put your trust in Allah!" emphasizes the core Islamic principles of patience (sabr), faith (iman), and reliance (tawakkul) on Allah. Here's a breakdown of its deeper meaning:

1. Prayer in All Circumstances : Prayer, or du'a, is a direct communication with Allah. Muslims are encouraged to pray in both good times and bad. When circumstances are tough, prayer provides comfort and strength. It is an act of submission, showing that we turn to Allah for guidance, help, and peace. Regardless of the situation, prayer should remain constant.

2. Trust in Allah (Tawakkul) : Tawakkul is the concept of putting complete trust in Allah's wisdom and plan. It involves doing your best in any situation and leaving the outcome in Allah's hands. Even when things seem uncertain or difficult, a believer trusts that Allah's plan is ultimately best for them, even if they don't understand it immediately.

3. Faith in Allah’s Wisdom : The phrase implies that while life is unpredictable, a Muslim believes that Allah knows best. Humans can't control everything, but by trusting in Allah, a believer maintains peace of heart, knowing that Allah is just, merciful, and all-knowing.

4. Resilience and Patience : This expression encourages resilience in facing challenges. Through prayer and trust, a person is better equipped to handle hardships without falling into despair, knowing that Allah never burdens a soul beyond its capacity (as stated in Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:286).

In summary, the phrase teaches reliance on divine guidance and wisdom in all situations, encouraging both effort and surrender to Allah's will, which brings peace and resilience.