Abee deen
"When the news of my death reache please forgive me, and then pray for for me."
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For those who struggle with their mental health... (opens the original)
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To anyone reading this who is struggling with their mental health, I want you to know that I understand more than I may always show.I have my own struggles too. There are things I fight through in my mind on a daily basis, moments where my thoughts become louder than I would like them to be, and days where simply keeping myself together takes more effort than anybody around me could possibly realise. And no.. I’m not writing this from some distant place where I have everything figured out. I’m w
The Beauty of Understanding and Compassion in Islam.. (opens the original)
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There is a painful reality in today’s world that many Muslims seem to forget: every single one of us is fighting a battle that other people can’t see. Some people are struggling with loneliness and fall into relationships they know they shouldn’t be in. Some are battling addictions to smoking, music, pornography, substances, or lifestyles that slowly distance them from Allah. Others may have committed zina, lied, backbitten, or become trapped in sins they never imagined they would fall into. Yet
A letter from your big brother.. (opens the original)
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There are some lessons in life I hope you learn through words rather than wounds.. because sometimes both can be necessary.If there is anything worthwhile about the difficult ways I have had to learn some of mine, I hope it is that I can stand a few steps ahead and warn you about roads that hurt to walk on.One of those lessons is about Love.Not merely romantic love, but love wherever it exists: between partners, friends, relatives, and every two souls who decide they matter to one another.Never
About the Dream of Fatherhood…. (opens the original)
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I don’t know if Allah has written fatherhood for me....nor do I know whether my home will one day be filled with the laughter of children or remain without someone by my side. But if there is one duá that has quietly stuck w me through countless nights, it’s the hope that Allah blesses me with a daughter.What I find so beautiful about a father-daughter bond is that it’s a bond built upon protection, gentleness and unconditional love. Whenever I see a father carrying his daughter on his shoulders
Losing someone … (opens the original)
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And no, I’m not talking about death. I’m talking about when they leave you.When they’re still alive, still breathing, but they choose not to be in your life anymore.That type of loss?That’s a different kind of pain.Because it leaves you grieving a future that never happened,mourning someone who can still come back but won’t.It’s that cold, aching loneliness where you just sit there,wondering how someone who meant so muchcould just leave.How they could walk away like it was nothing.How they could
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