"Listen to your intuition. It will tell you everything you need to know."
-Anthony J. D’Angelo.
"I leave with you two things. As long as you hold them tightly, you will never go astray. They are: the Book of Allah (Quran) and my Sunnah."
-Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w).
i checked up my eyes yesterday for my new degree. spectacles degree, i havent checked for so so long. by the time im wearing lenses for years. because my degree is high actually. and then yesterday after checking up the saleswoman told me my degrees increasing a bit; about 50(plus 50 to the old ones), and she told me i have a Moderate Astigmatism or Light Sensitivity Disorder. she said Toric lenses are prescribed. i havent bought any of the lenses though, not enough money. maybe next time. and i just googled it about Astigmatism im not sure it is a serious disorder or not. i know i have noticed sometimes about flashlights effect my eyes sometimes it hurts and sometimes cause headaches too about lights or sunlight. i always had a headache. i have had an headache often. don’t know headache about the eye sight or from blood or from coffee caffeine(because i love coffee too). i don’t want to think negative about my eyes, but of course, i still love my eyes. my eye degrees is higher(than -5.00 of course) but i don’t wanna tell here the exact ones.
so, if you reading this, thank you, so any of you knows something about astigmatism or do you have astigmatism too or that could be maybe giving me some advice maybe? any advise for me?
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Will never be easy. Trying to find God in this life of glitter and glam is like finding a needle in a haystack. I guess Allah [swt] is so true when He states in the Quran
“Know that the life of this world is but a play and a passing delight and a beautiful show, and the (cause of) your…
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Will never be easy. Trying to find God in this life of glitter and glam is like finding a needle in a haystack. I guess Allah [swt] is so true when He states in the Quran
“Know that the life of this world is but a play and a passing delight and a beautiful show, and the (cause of) your…
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Menjaga wudhu terus menerus kerana Allah menyayangi hamba yang berwudhu.
Kata Khalifah Ali bin Abu Thalib, ” Orang yang selau berwudhu senantiasa ia akan merasa selalu solat walau ia sedang tidak solat, dan dijaga oleh malaikat dengan du doa, ” AMPUNI DOSA DAN SAYANGI DIA YA ALLAH “
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With pain, our life would be more meaningful. Imagine our life without pain. We would not have a different view of thinking or experience as before..
With pain, we can add values in ourselves. Without pain, we could not have thought that we can be THAT strong. SubhanAllah..
With pain, we can remember Allah. Without pain, sometimes we could forget him.. :’(
With pain, we can gain Ajr from Allah as long as we are sabar. Without pain, we would not have the chance to practice our sabr and improve our iman.
So…pain is truly a gift from Allah. Alhamdulillah for this pain & suffering.. It makes us turn to You, Ya Rabb.. :’)
SubhanAllah
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You could either allow this challenge to weaken you, or strengthen you.
The choice is in your hands.
No one said that life was going to be easy. It only becomes easy if you’re not living for a purpose. If you’re not struggling for a cause. If you’re not falling when being pushed by everyone and everything.
No, this life is hard. The events are hard, the people make it harder, and everything else adds up and adds up and adds up and KABOOM! will come crushing down on you.
But you can either get up from the rubbish, or stay in that fetal position of yours. You can either GET UP or let the bricks fall on you.
YOU CAN EITHER DO or SIT as you were.
In the end, these decisions make us who we are today; and they’ll strengthen us for the people we are destined to be tomorrow.
So choose wisely, because many fools have chosen the easy option rather than the right option. Do what pleases your Lord even if it’s strenuous, even if it’s debilitating, even if it’s excruciating. Because in the end, it will ease. The lesson will be revealed, and you will have succeeded.
Only if you choose correctly.
I have chosen. I have chosen to allow this challenge to either strengthen me, or strengthen me.
No other options exist. No, not in my world.
Imagine you were married and pregnant with your first baby.
Imagine as a mother, your body going through a metamorphosis type of change. That thin waist, you no longer have. Those nice hips? Expanding. Your feet? Killing you and becoming swollen. Every single thing about you is changing, going through this to provide you with a beautiful and healthy baby.
Imagine giving birth, the pain of either C-section or vaginal birth. Imagine this creature coming out of you.
Imagine the healing process that comes shortly after. Having to put your body through extraneous work just so it can go back to what it once was.
Imagine having to tend to this baby that only knows how to cry and poo. Imagine not having enough time in the day to take care of him/her.
Imagine all the diaper changes, all the foods, all the people coming in and out visiting you when you just want to be alone.
Imagine all of this.
Imagine breast feeding and caring for this child with all you have & being happy as you do it. Knowing that this whole experience is well worth it.
Imagine the sleepless nights, the cries, the stress, the tension; and yet you’re happy doing it.
Imagine the child growing up, you still taking care of him/her. Helping them get dressed, cooking for them, cleaning up after them.
Now fast forward to the child in their teens.
Disrespecting you.
Yelling at you.
Calling you names.
Perhaps getting physical with you.
Saying more than’ uff ’ to you.
Slamming the door at you.
Cursing/swearing at you.
& all those moments of giving birth to the child, teaching the child, loving the child, caring for the child…all those moments flood in faster than your tears escaping your eyes.
Never take for granted what your parents have done for you. There are kids out there with no parents; they wish they had a parent that yelled at them, that gave them a curfew, that got disappointed at them. Some kids out there WISH they had someone like your parents who cared as much for them. Some kids out there WISH they had at LEAST that one parent. Some kids have divorced parents. They wish they had both of their parents together so they can say they have a full family.
& you’re here complaining that your father doesn’t allow you to leave the house after 9. Or that your mother disapproved of what you wore? You’re here complaining about petty ish like this?
Imagine if you were a parent and your child disrespected you, imagine how you’d feel. Now take that and multiply it by 73 trillion billion. That doesn’t even come close to how your parents feel.
So as long as they are Muslim and they don’t call you to ascribe partners with Allah, nor prevent you from being Muslim; please be quiet and do as they please. It gets hard, but parents are our biggest trial. & no matter what, disrespect should never EVER be in our vocabulary with them. Whether in speech, actions, or in our hearts.
The amount of care they have for you, can’t even be measured & they may not show it the way you’d like, but they show it the way they know. So be patient with them. As patient as they are with you.
“And We have enjoined on man (to be dutiful and good) to his parents. His mother bore him in weakness and hardship upon weakness and hardship, and his weaning is in two years - give thanks to Me and to your parents. Unto Me is the final destination.” -Quran 31:14.
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