Love is a journey filled with highs and lows. Liking someone is tough. There are moments when you will feel alone and disappointed, moments when you will rejoice together, and then there will be times when you will get answers to all your questions, while sometimes you will get nothing but more questions. There will…
The Kintsugi of the Human Spirit
Life sometimes does that — it changes you, it tears you apart, it breaks everything inside of you, and it turns everything upside down in one moment. You always end up hoping that you could go back, that you could return to the way things were, to the same life you once had. But you can’t go…
Death; A Beautiful Reminder
I still vividly recall the day my father passed away.In just three minutes, my world turned upside down. For the next three days, his absence echoed hauntingly, leaving me numb. It wasn’t just my father who had departed, but a piece of my soul too. It was my first encounter with grief, with the profound…
In the Orbit of Existence: Understanding the Loops of Life
Life is a lot like a reset button. Every moment here is as new as a ray of sunshine. Every morning, you wake up and go through the same circle of life. The only difference is that many of us don’t realize that, much like planets, our lives are orbiting in the same circles. Death,…
Personal Reflection: Life, Decisions, And Our Struggles
Personal Reflection: Life, Decisions, And Our Struggles Life: Life is pretty unpredictable. We cannot be sure about the future.One moment you are standing on the railing of a bridge, the sky is clear, happily looking at the new moon, exulting, planning the future in your mind, and the next moment, your whole life has taken…
Good Heart Is For Winners
Masumiyat, It’s a word from Urdu and even in Turkish, but its origin is Arabic. If you look at the translation, it will say “innocence,” and that’s how most people define it. Does it sound so bad? I hope not. But why I’m telling you all of this? Well, first of all Masumiyet is my…
Stretch The Arrow
Our beloved Prophet ﷺ (peace be upon him) was born as an orphan, he didn’t get to see his father. He ﷺ was just a child, when his ﷺ dear mother Hazrat Aminah (peace be upon her) left the world. At the age of six or seven his grandfather took him (peace be upon him)…
Silky’s post truly spoke to me. It reminded me of something I once read in Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi’s book—standing in front of the mirror each morning and saying ‘I’m confident’ can really lift your self-esteem. This simple practice, recommended by many, has such a positive effect. Silky’s beautiful blog on daily affirmations reinforces that. give…
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