بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ My eyes can no longer hold back these tears… Subḥānallāh. Today, I watched a video… children, children… Tiny hands trembling as they clutch their diplomas, paper crumpled from their own grip. Faces streaked with tears, cheeks wet and glistening. Lips quivering. Shoulders shaking. The sound of soft, desperate sobs filling the room. Why are they crying? Because they are orphans. No arms to hold them, no hands to squeeze in pride, no gentle voice to whisper, 'You did it, my child.' No one to kiss their foreheads or brush away their tears. Only the silence between sobs, heavy and cruel. Their grief pierces the heart like shards of ice. And I…

Alhamdulillah, I’ve finished memorising Al-Buruj 8, and these ayahs are now part of my salah.

Alhamdulillah, I’ve finished memorising Al-Buruj 8, and these ayahs are now part of my salah.

Bismillāhir-Raḥmānir-Raḥīm Its sad—how this world spins upon lies crafted by those in power. They oppress, they deceive, they wear the masks of 'peace,' while their hands drip with blood. But a Day will come when all falsehood collapses. A Day when Allah, the Most High, will ask: 'Who does all authority belong to this Day? (40:16) And None will answer Until Allah swt says To Allah—the One, the Supreme! (40:16) On that Day, no tyrant will be safe. No deceiver will hide. All will submit. Yet today, in this world of deception, every act of faith is twisted. A Muslim bows in prayer—and it is called extremism. A believer speaks the truth—and it is branded terrorism.

Allah uses the word Al-Hameed (All-Praise) to show the believers that Allah is Praiseworthy that whatever they went throught will not be in vain,and that Allah will reward them for thier patience.