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To all men and women:
Keep your standards high, but keep your character and dignity even higher.
Having standards does not mean becoming judgmental. Seeking clarity does not mean assuming the worst. Asking questions is healthy, but condemning someone before hearing them is not.
If you encounter someone who misunderstands you, judges you unfairly, or walks away before knowing the full truth, do not let it shake your confidence or your faith. Remain respectful, remain dignified, and move forward.
Remember: you do not need to prove yourself to every person who crosses your path. You only need to be sincere with Allah. He knows what people don't know. He sees what people don't see. He understands what people misunderstand.
The right person will not require perfection. They will require honesty, sincerity, and mutual respect.
Trust Allah's plan. What is meant for you will not miss you, and what misses you was never written for you.
Raise your standards, but lower your dependence on people's approval. Allah's knowledge of you is enough.
Silence has always been my way of protecting myself. I don't disappear to punish anyone—I disappear so I don't say things I'll regret. Sometimes I need distance to clear my head, regroup, and find myself again. If I go quiet, it's usually because I'm fighting something within, not because I stopped caring.
Does anyone have knowledge of jins/black magic and ruqyah? Something crazy has been going on with someone close to me and symptoms got worse after doing ruqyah.
I think it's the only product I can never give up.
I believe in God.
Not just because I was told to, but because I've seen too many moments in life happen at the perfect time to call them coincidences.
The peace, the protection, the unexpected blessings, the doors that opened when nothing made sense... that's what made my faith real.
And honestly, nothing can shake that for me.
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Normalize being a boring Muslim. Go to bed after Isha. Wake before Fajr. Sit with Qur'an to understand. Take dhikr walks. Your life doesn't have to be loud to have barakah. Sometimes, the magic is in being unreachable. In becoming the Muslim, nobody can disturb.
