ٱلَّذِىٓ أَحَلَّنَا دَارَ ٱلْمُقَامَةِ مِن فَضْلِهِۦ لَا يَمَسُّنَا فِيهَا نَصَبٌۭ وَلَا يَمَسُّنَا فِيهَا لُغُوبٌۭ

Allah ta'ala specifically talks about tiredness because believers tired themselves in pursuit of jannah and deserve the rest when they get there inshaAllah

• Nama surah ini disebut dalam ayat 1 iaitu mengenai ciptaan Tuhan yang sangat kreatif (tidak pernah sama dengan apa yang pernah diciptakan sebelumnya) dan ini merupakan rahmat Allah SWT untuk menunjukkan kewujudan-Nya, jika direnung dengan mendalam ia boleh mendatangkan iman, maka hargailah setiag keunikan dan perbezaan.  • Demikianlah apa yang bakal dinikmati oleh mukmin di Syurga, tiada apa yang dijamahnya melainkan akan dikembalikan sebagaimana asalnya, tiada apa yang diminta olehnya melainkan akan diberikan oleh-Nya, tiada kebosanan kerana sentiasa Fatir mendatangkan kepelbagaian, dan tiada kepenatan untuk ahli terus menikmati (ayat 34-35) dan sebagaimana ahli Neraka yang akan diberikan

Some random reflections on these set of ayat from tafsir Al sa3di that stood out to me: 1. You cannot attain fear of Allah except by knowledge and that is understood by the restrictive nature of the verse in surah Fatir, and then surah Bayinnah clarifies the pleasure of Allah and his paradise is those who fear Him so no muslim can afford to not know Allah, His deen his final message properly even if he takes the route of dawah, giving charity, or helping the weak as his path to Allah. But that knowledge needs sincerity to be effective and leading to the fear of Allah. 2. Those who are racing to Allah in good are reminded it is only by Allahs permission lest they attribute it to themse

Suffering is simply part of Allah’s design for this dunya. The sooner we accept this fact and trust the wisdom behind it, the earlier we can benefit from its existence as a crucial catalyst for our spiritual growth and developing a meaningful connection with Allah ﷻ.

Even though we often try to distract and suppress ourselves from feeling these emotions, shifting our perspective to internalise their importance in our journeys of transformation allows us to embrace and even be grateful for them.

A day will come, When sorrow and anguish would have served their intended purpose and our reality will be altered forever. Some of us will, by Allah’s mercy, enjoy an eternal life completely void o