Now you must be wondering… “If dopamine is so damaging, then how are we supposed to feel good? Is pleasure haram?” > Do you forget that there is a King of Kings — The Most Wise — who created your body, your brain, your hormones… in the most balanced and mesmerizing way? > And haven’t we all heard this a hundred times: “Islam is the complete code of life.” But remember, kids — these aren’t just quotes to repeat. This is science, psychology, and spiritual reality working together 💞 *Now, let’s talk about Oxytocin — the hormone of peace.* > Oxytocin is released from one special center in your brain — but it’s not triggered by fun, fame, or likes. It’s triggered by: Care Sacrifice Giving Doing your duty for someone else > It’s simple: Dopamine is released when you get your haq (right). Oxytocin is released when you fulfill your farz (duty). > How beautiful is that? Your body finds sukoon — not in selfish gain — but in selfless fulfillment. 🕋 *So what are our “farz” as Muslim* 5 daily prayers Service to parents Effort in halal earning and honest study Being a responsible son/daughter in the home Helping those in need Staying truthful even when it's hard > These are not small actions. They are spiritual switches. Every time you fulfill a farz, you trigger your brain’s peace system. That’s oxytocin. That’s barakah. That’s focus.