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.

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.

Allah forgive them

This is a profound reminder of the importance of compassion and humility in our interactions with others. Mocking someone for their mistakes not only displays arrogance but also lacks empathy and understanding. We should strive to treat others with kindness and forgiveness, recognizing that we ourselves are not immune to errors. Allah values humility and mercy, and it's essential for us to embody these virtues in our words and actions towards others.

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.

Naseeb Se Zyada Qeemti Dua Hoti Hai

Naseeb Se Zyada Qeemti Dua 

Hoti Hai Kyun Ke Zindagi Mein 

Sub Kuch Badal Jaye Toh Dua 

Naseeb Badal Deti Hai ♥️

Samjhdaar Insaan Woh hai

Samjhdaar Insaan Woh 

Hai Jo Maut Se Pehle Maut 

Ki Tayyari Karle

Halaal Rishton Me Sab Kuch Milega

Halaal Rishton Me Sab Kuch Milega

Haraam Rishton Se Dur Raho 

To Halaal Rishton Me Sab Kuch 

Mil Jayega Muhabbat Bhi Or Izzat Bhi ♥️

Halal

Halal 

REMEMBER

Barkat Sirf Halal Mein Hai Fir Chahe

Wo Rishta Ho Ya Rizaq.... ❤️

Musalman Tab Kamzor Nahi Hota....

Hazrat Abu bakr Siddiq Radiallahu Anhu Farmate Hai...

Musalman Kamzor Nahi Hota Kamjori Us Wakt Aati Hai Jab Uske Dil Me Azmat E Rasoolallah Ki Kami Aa Jati Hai.