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MASTER UR MIND

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🛑 When Your Body Wants Sleep but Your Brain Won’t Stop Chattering
Struggling to fall asleep because your mind won’t switch off? Try this 5-minute brain reset: ➡️Box Breath: Inhale 4 → Hold 4 → Exhale 4 → Hold 4 (repeat 4×) ✍️🏻Brain Dump: Write down lingering thoughts—let them leave your head 🔄Grounding 5-4-3-2-1: Engage your senses to anchor in the now. 🙏Mini Gratitude: Think of 1–2 wins today 🥰Dua for Peaceful Sleep: “اللهم باسمك أموت وأحيا” “O Allah, in Your name I die and live.” 💤💤 Your brain notices the calm, your body follows. Sleep comes easier.
🛑 When Your Body Wants Sleep but Your Brain Won’t Stop Chattering
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How does belief in the Day of Judgement shape daily behavior and interpersonal ethics in Islam? Let's talk about it in the light of thes Two Surahs. __ Surah At-takweer& Surah Al-inftar__
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Actions With Awareness of the Day of Judgment is taken by more conciously about all life matters Feeling of responsibility acknowledged with this belief. On the Day of Judgment, every person will receive reward (جزا) or punishment (سزا) according to their actions. This belief makes us consciously choose the right way in our behavior and duties
Beyond the Measure: A Reflection on Integrity
Surah Al-Mutaffifeen, revealed in Makkah, stands out because it addresses a practical, everyday issue - giving less in measure or cheating — at a time when most Makkan revelations focused on faith, the Hereafter, and spiritual guidance. This shows how deeply Islam links belief with action. Our faith is not only about rituals or inner belief; it emphasizes honesty, fairness, and justice in all dealings. Cheating or being unjust, even in small ways, is a reflection of weak faith and harms both individuals and society. 🥲The Surah also mentions severe consequences for those who persist in such wrongdoing, highlighting that integrity is a core Islamic principle, and our actions are accountable to Allah. 🔎Reflection Question:⁉️ ❓️In what areas of my personal or professional life might I be expecting full measure from others, while unknowingly giving less in return? 🗣🗣I invite you all to share your thoughts and personal reflections. How does this teaching connect with your beliefs, daily actions, and understanding of the Islamic way of life?
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Our actions are powerful. They: - Shape our personality and future - Influence people around us. - 2 how it is important to work practically In Islam, performing our duties is not just a social responsibility.It is an act of worship. As Muslims, our daily responsibilities (toward Allah, family, work, and society) are directly connected to our faith. 3- why it is important to take action on wrong things or belives in you and around you to make them better, according to your power or position
“If We Carry the Truth, Why Aren’t We Leading?”
We, as Muslims, have not truly recognized the value of Allah’s message. 🥲 If we believe that we possess the most precious and authentic guidance, then why don’t we strive to upgrade our skills to convey it effectively? As Muslim women, why don’t we set goals to stand on the global stage — as trendsetters, fashion designers, leaders, or entrepreneurs? Our identity is not limited to being a wife or a mother. These are deeply honorable roles we fulfill at different phases of life, but our core identity is that of a Muslim woman. So tell me — where do you want to see yourself by the next Ramadan?
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1-Value yourself, your product, and your services first. People will treat you and your work according to the standards you set. 2-Invest your energy where it grows, not where it drains. 3-“It is necessary to value yourself and your product to achieve good results.
Surah An-Naba Reflection: Accountability & Human Behavior
What happens when accountability fades? Surah An-Naba hints at this psychological shift. ❌ Short-term thinking dominates Pleasure > principle. Immediate comfort > long-term consequence. ❌ Desires become decision-makers Without a future reference point, impulses feel justified. ❌ Moral flexibility increases Right and wrong become negotiable, situational, convenient. ❌ Heedlessness (ghaflah) expands Life feels random rather than consequential. My Core takeaway: Belief in accountability is not just theological , it is a behavior-shaping psychological force. It reorganizes priorities, risk perception, discipline, and meaning. What about you? Curious to know that! 👇
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Day 3 Everything belongs to Allah. Before answering someone, first try to understand their mindset. After some time, I should pause and ask myself : Did I do this action for Allah? Was I aware that I will be accountable in the Akhirah? Or was I just following my ego, emotions, or people?
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