whats in a door

im a door. Fixed to a spot.Sometimes you just want the one you really love most to turn to you every single time without fail. You always regard yourself as the door that only opens for the one you love most. And the door only fits the one you love and not anyone else. But why does your love ones keep posting questions to other doors and write their heart out or paint their stories and repost them on other doors?? When approached, your love one might say I have legs and hands that brings me where I want to and you’re only a door, fixed to a spot. The door would wept but no one would notice. Who would notice a door cry?? No one knows what’s the door is made up of inside and importantly where’s the heart. Sometimes the door would want to be known and appreciated for its services. Without the door you can’t have a new adventure, you’ll be stuck behind a concrete wall.

pray

I pray for my future children to be better than me in every aspect and may they become a Muslim scholar. Amin

"Will it harm you to have no one if Allah is with you?"
Shaykh Muhammad Al-Mukhtar AshShinqiti (via quranicverses)

(via poeticislam)


The Beauty of Islam: "I want to be a better Muslim"

nonchalante:

What is stopping you? Wanting to be something has never made anyone anything. It’s your drive, motivation, focus, and what you do that makes you what you want to be. If you want to be a better Muslim, do it.

  • Write a list of what you want to change. Choose 3 things every…

Kaabah

Ya Allah let me step into your holy land again this year. Amin

Poetic Islam: Oh believers:

poeticislam:May we get the true meaning of the deen

“Get up (and hurry) in entering upon Allaah and accompanying Him in the Home of Peace, without any tiredness, hardship or fatigue - but in fact by the nearest of paths and the most easiest (of them). And this is (by realising) that you are in a time between two times which is (what…

"Patience is that the heart does not feel anger towards that which is destined and that the mouth does not complain."
Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah (via poeticislam)