قرب الله

نشيد اصوم عن كل الخطايا

أصوم عن كل الخطايا واشومِ
وأفطر على ذكرك ورجوايه رضاك
ما غير حبك يا إلاهي يدومِ
الله يا محلى السعادة بنجواك
يا رب عرفني بك ويا رحومِ
وعرفني بنفسي وعلى فيض حسناك
أبتقرب منك وانهل علومِ
ساعدني وخذني بلطفك ورحماك
الله يا الله الله يا الله
تعال عندي يا رفيقي و قومِ
اسمع نصيحة صاحبك يوم ناداك
لا تقول عن كسب العلا ما ترومِ
عملاق رب الكون عزك وسواك
بالعقل نوصل عاليات النجومِ
مثل الكواكب سيرها بين الأفلاك
نفسك أمانة لا تعيش الهمومِ
الإنسان قادر شوف غيرك تعداك
الله يا الله الله يا الله
عندك إرادة بس تبغي عزومِ
جرب نجاحك وإنت عايش بدنياك
الأيام لو تمضي ترى ما تدومِ
منته رخيصن عند ربك يا مغلاك
 

يا رب

ربى لا تحرم أبى الجنه ~
فـَ هو لم يحرمنى من شئ فـِ الدنيا ♥ツ

رحمن - مشاري راشد

Hijab 11th Year

 It's a great bless when Allah guides you to a way that change your life. For me that happened eleven years ago I was blessed with Hijab. I still remember this day as if it was yesterday.. going to my mother asking her that I want to wear hijab since I was 13 yrs old so I had to take her permission first.

It was 26th of Ramadan 1422 (known as Laylet el Kadr), and before going to pray Taraweh Prayer with my sisters.. I had the idea of wearing hijab it took me almost 15 minutes to decide, I wore the scarf and looked in the mirror, and I saw myself just the way I wanted to be "Veiled Muslim Girl".

I went to ask my mother and she accepted giving me some advices then I prayed behind Sheikh Muhammad Jibrel, well it was a great day.. It's one of the best days of my life because I took a decision that I consider as a bless from Allah. I remember going to school the following days and I was afraid that when people see me with hijab anyone will say hurtful words about being young or it is too soon to wear it ( I should wear it nearly before dying !! :D ).

El hamdulelah, I never felt embarrassed or oppressed while wearing it, I never envied unveiled girls because they aren't limited with specific cloth to wear. Through the past 11 years, I felt veil isn't about a scarf to wear .. it's something that tame you internally and externally. I feel that I am responsible for what people will think about hijab when they see me or talk to me, so I have to evaluate myself and try to improve the way I behave while dealing with others and the way I dress to fit my hijab.

That's what amaze me about wearing Hijab, how it turned my life to a better one, I wonder what my life would be like if I didn't take the decision during those few minutes.. if Allah didn't pick me at this moment to put in my heart the bless of loving hijab. I deeply thank Allah for this bless, that's why I decided to go today to the mosque, where I prayed 11 years ago, to pray the Taraweh Prayer. Feeling once more the happiness of 13 yrs old who wore hijab for the first day.. and now I feel the happiness in my heart for being with Allah worshiping him between many people hoping that he'll be satisfied.

After finishing this wonderful prayer, I called my mother and I told her "Thanks for accepting :)" and she said "accepting what?", I told her "just like this day 11 yrs ago you approved me to wear hijab", she told me "thanks for making me proud of you". I wish to be the kind of Muslim who deserve to enter paradise and meet Allah and gain Allah's satisfaction and love.

May Allah bless all muslim girls -who didn't wear the hijab yet- with Hijab.

اللهم لا تجعل الدنيا اكبر همنا

اللهم ارزقنا الاخلاص و حسن عبادتك

اللهم اجعل خير اعملنا خواتيمها

اللهم ارزقنا لذة النظر الى وجهك الكريــم

اللهم اجمعنا مع رسول الله في الفردوس

اللهم اعتقنا من النار

لا تكن من المغبونين - اعلان مؤثر

Forgive Me - Maher Zain

I love this nasheed very much, because it describes how we truly feel regard our sins and  the way we suffer stop doing it then turn once again to commit it. May Allah forgive us and help us coming over all those sins that we are suffering from.

Forgive Me - Lyrics

I'm about to lose the battle and cross the line
I'm about to make another mistake
And even though I try to stay away
everything around me keeps dragging me in
I can't help thinking to myself what if my time would end today, today, today
Can I gaurantee that I will get another chance before it's too late, too late, too late

Forgive me
My heart is so full of regret
Forgive me
Now is the right time for me to repent, repent, repent

Am I out of my mind?
What did I do?
Oh, I feel so bad
And everytime I try to start all over again
my shame comes back to haunt me
I'm trying hard to walk away but temptation is surrounding me, surrounding me
I wish that I could find the strength to change my life before it's too late, too late, too late

Forgive me
My heart is so full of regret
Forgive me
Now is the right time for me to repent, repent, repent

I know, Oh Allah, you're the most forgiving
And that you've promised to always be there
when I call upon you
So now I'm standing here ashamed of
all the mistakes I've committed
Please don't turn me away and hear my prayer
when I ask you to

Forgive me
My heart is so full of regret
Forgive me
Now is the right time for me to repent X3

How to be happier in 5 minutes a day :) ?

 

I read a great article which is inspired by a verse from the Quraan..

 

“So remember Me; I will remember you. And be grateful to Me and do not deny Me” 

Remember when you got your favorite clothes and bought a new car, and you’ve been happy ever since?  No, I didn’t think so. It doesn’t work that way, does it? We buy things, we achieve goals, we indulge ourselves—but none of it gives us lasting happiness.

So, what does work? The answer is gratitude. Allah (glorified and exalted be He) makes gratitude equal to His mention as this powerful ayah shows.

Unhappiness often stems from fear: fear of not having enough, fear of not being good enough. For example, you might be miserable at work because you’re afraid you can’t do your job well, and/or you’re afraid you’ll be fired. If you truly trust Allah (glorified and exalted be He), you will discover that your daily tool of productivity to counteract fear is gratitude!

So it’s time to get up and TRAIN yourself by making gratitude into a habit. This way you can reduce your fear and open yourself up to happiness. And you don’t need me to tell you that productive Muslims are happy Muslims!

It’s not mystical and it’s not difficult. Here’s the deal:
Each night after your last prayer, make a list of 5 things you’re grateful to Allah (glorified and exalted be He) for.

It may seem strange or awkward at first, but anybody can think of five things. You could be grateful for your family, a sunny day, a great meal, your health, your best friend, or a special moment. Even if things are going badly, you could be grateful that they aren’t worse.

There’s no need to think big. An-Nu’maan ibn Al-Basheer said: “He who does not thank Allah for small favors, will not thank Him for great ones; and he who does not express gratitude to people (for doing him favors) will not express gratitude towards Allah. Appreciating and mentioning the favors bestowed upon one from Allah is gratitude, and not doing so expresses ingratitude” [Ahmad].

Whether the things on your list are as profound as a parent’s love for a child, or as frivolous as your love for milkshakes, the important thing is to come up with at least five things you’re grateful for, every day.

Why Daily Gratitude Works: the Scientific Explanation

By making a “gratitude list” every day, you train your brain to notice the positive. We encounter so much information every minute of our lives, our brains have to filter out most of it. Just think of this: when you learn a new word, suddenly you see that word everywhere. That’s because it’s been ‘reclassified’ as something important, so instead of leaving it in the background, your brain starts pointing it out to you.

You can take advantage of that effect. By making the daily gratitude list, you put your brain on the lookout for things to be grateful for. Before long, you start noticing them everywhere. Just by being consciously grateful to Allah (glorified and exalted be He) for at least five things every day, not only do you become more optimistic and satisfied with your life overall, but you will also sleep better and feel less depressed.

Big or small, what are the things you are grateful for today? Be grateful to Allah (glorified and exalted be He), be happier, and be more productive!

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