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Allah teaches us through parables because hearts don’t wake up with commands alone. In the Quran, Allah says some people are blind, deaf, and mute not because their eyes or ears don’t work, but because their hearts chose not to. They saw the truth and turned away. They heard it and ignored it. So Allah describes them the way they chose to live. These examples aren’t insults, they’re warnings. Mirrors for us to check ourselves. Do I hear the Quran but not act on it? Do I see the truth but delay it? Do I speak, but never speak haqq? The parables are mercy. A reminder before the heart hardens completely.

Shabān is a gift before Ramaḍān. A quiet month people overlook, while deeds are raised to Allah. Don’t let it pass empty. Increase your salah. Return to the Qur’an. Give charity, even if it’s small. And fill your tongue with istighfār. If there’s a time to clean your heart before Ramaḍān arrives, it’s now. Ask Allah to forgive what’s past and prepare you for what’s coming.

People may fight the truth, mock it, or try to silence it But Allah’s light is protected by Allah Himself and it will remain until the end of time.

On the Day of Judgment, no status will matter. No followers. No wealth. No excuses. Every soul will stand alone before Allah, carrying only its deeds. What we chased in this world will fade, and what we neglected will speak. So prepare now, while repentance is open, while prayer is possible, while hearts can still turn back.

In Surah Al-Kahf, Allah says that if the ocean were ink to write His words, it would be exhausted before His words ever end, even if another ocean were added to it. Oceans dry up. Ink runs out. But the words of Allah never do. This is the beauty of how Allah describes Himself. Not abstract. Not distant. Something we can see, imagine, and feel. The vastness of the sea, something that already overwhelms us, still falls short of His knowledge, His wisdom, His speech. The more you reflect on the Qur’an, the more you realize it’s not just what Allah says about Himself, but how He says it. And every time you return to it, you find meanings you didn’t see before. ﴿قُل لَّوْ كَانَ الْبَحْرُ مِدَادًا لِّكَلِمَاتِ رَبِّي لَنَفِدَ الْبَحْرُ قَبْلَ أَن تَنفَدَ كَلِمَاتُ رَبِّي﴾ Surah Al-Kahf 18:109 The words of Allah have no end. And neither does what they can awaken in the heart.

Don’t forget Surah Al-Kahf this Friday 🤍 A light for the week ahead and a reminder to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with Allah.

Adam was created with no father and no mother Isa was created with no father If the second amazes you, the first should humble you even more Allah creates however He wills By means we understand and by means we don’t Creation does not limit Him, and miracles do not surprise Him When Allah wants something, He only says “Be” and it is Nothing is impossible for the One who began everything from nothing

Allah did not hide His greatness. He placed it all around us. In creation, in order, in mercy. The question is whether we are paying attention.

We stand in awe of how humans were created and it truly is amazing But Allah tells us there are creations far greater than us Worlds we cannot see, forces we cannot imagine, wisdom beyond our reach Our knowledge is small, His creation is endless So stay humble and let that awe turn into worship

Allah is not like anything we know or can imagine. Nothing compares to Him in any way. That’s what it really means when we say God in Islam a Being unlike everything else, perfect, complete, in need of nothing. When you understand that, you realize who you are truly turning to.

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