Piousdeenn🌷

We all carry different tests. And just as we're all given different strengths some people are gifted with the discipline to pray tahajjud regularly, others with a tongue constantly in dhikr, others with a heart that's drawn to helping people. We're also tested in ways tailored to us. What's easy for you might be a mountain for someone else. Maybe salah comes easy to you, but you struggle with envy. Maybe hijab is second nature, but you battle your ego in silence. Maybe you give a lot in charity but can't seem to lower your gaze. And maybe your struggle isn't visible to anyone... except Allah

Sometimes the peace you’re searching for doesn’t come from fixing everything—sometimes, it comes from quietly trusting Allah even when nothing makes sense. Let today be gentle. Breathe slowly. Speak kindly. Pray sincerely. And remember: even if the world feels loud, your heart can still be calm when it’s connected to the One who never leaves.

Have you ever noticed how some du’as never fade from your heart? No matter how much time passes, they still feel fresh—still full of hope. It’s like Allah planted them there not just to be answered, but to keep you connected to Him. You may not understand the delay, but your heart somehow still believes. And that belief… is a sign that He hasn’t forgotten. One day, without warning, it will all make sense.

You don’t have to be perfect to turn back to Allah. You just have to be sincere. Shaytaan makes you feel like your sins are too heavy, like you’ve messed up too many times—but that’s a lie. Allah’s mercy is far greater than your mistakes. The door of tawbah is always open, no matter how far you’ve gone. Don’t wait until you feel “ready” to return—start now, in the middle of the mess, with the little strength you have left. A single moment of sincere repentance can change your entire path. Allah loves those who keep coming back, even if it’s again and again. So don’t give up on yourself—Allah never does.

Some days, your heart will feel heavy for no reason. You’ll feel distant, disconnected — even when you’re doing all the right things. Praying, making du’a, trying to stay close to Allah… but still, there’s an emptiness you can’t explain. And that’s okay. I’ve learned that not every day will feel spiritually fulfilling. Some days will feel like you’re just holding on. But that in itself is an act of worship — holding on. Not giving up. Still turning to Allah, even when it doesn’t feel the same. Still showing up in your prayer, even when your heart is quiet. So don’t let these low days make you feel like you’re failing. Your efforts still matter. Your quiet tears are still seen. And your heart — even when it’s tired — is still so loved by Allah. Keep going.

Dhul Hijjah is almost here—the most beloved 10 days to Allah. More reward. More mercy. More forgiveness. Even if you’ve felt distant, this is your moment to come back. Fast if you can, especially on the Day of Arafah. Say more SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar. Give. Pray. Reflect. These days aren’t just about rituals—they’re a chance to soften your heart and reconnect with the One who’s always been waiting for you. Don’t miss it. 🤍

The ten days of Dhul Hijjah are here—a time loved by Allah more than any other. A time when every act of worship, no matter how small, carries immense weight. These are the days when the Prophet ﷺ said that good deeds are more beloved to Allah than in any other days. So remind your heart: this is your chance. Your chance to return, to repent, to reconnect. Whether it’s through fasting, prayer, dhikr, giving charity, or simply being more mindful of your Creator—make every moment count. You may not be on Hajj, but Allah still sees you, hears you, and calls you to Him. Don’t let these sacred days pass like any other. Let them change you, soften you, and bring you closer to the One who never gave up on you.

Sometimes, Allah keeps certain doors closed not to punish you, but to protect you. You may not see it now, but there is wisdom in every delay, every silence, and every unanswered du’a. Trust Him—because what He has written for you is far greater than what you’re chasing. Be patient, stay grateful, and keep walking with faith. Your time is coming, in ways better than you imagined.

Recite "Astagfirullah" everytime. Do it with Yaqeen, trust that Allah will resolve everything for you, and be patient. And In Sha Allah, very soon Allah will open all the doors that you badly wanted them to open. Marriage, job, kids, etc.

Sometimes, the things we beg Allah for are the very things He protects us from. Not because He doesn’t love us—but because He knows what we don’t. When He says “no,” it’s not rejection. It’s redirection. A form of divine care wrapped in wisdom we may not yet understand. Trust Him. He sees the whole story—while we only see a page.