I remember the first time I reflected on this verse. I was outside, and I looked up to actually search for a physical flaw among the crystal clear blue sky. It almost felt like a challenge - one that I ultimately lost. Finding no imperfections, flaws, or breaks, I was awed and humbled by God.

It is so easy to harbor doubt and to constantly question God and His creation, but this verse reminded me that there are a million things I take for granted every single day that could redirect me to and remind me of God if I just noticed them. His perfection is everywhere - in the sky, the trees, the water - in ways I haven't thought about.

That's why I love this verse. It constantly reminds me tha

Sajid, Don't be arrogant, you are but just a speck in the universe that Allah swt has created. yet He listens to you and answers you. He provides for you in a way far better than what you deserve. Just try to look around and just try to look for any flaws in His creation, if you do think you've found a flaw then look again! the flaw may be your oneself projecting outwards. Ya Rahman I will not look for any flaws in what you have created or what you have decreed for me. I am satisfied with you being my Lord.

In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Especially Merciful,

We are mesmerised by the latest technological advancement. The AI, the machines which now clean floors without much human operation, the finest needle completing laser surgery.

We are not only mesmerised but we are submerged into our phones in which we scroll continuously that once in a while we all feel that we need to limit our time on such gadgets which bring humans closer yet in a room sometimes these gadgets will causes more distance. We are required to regulate our usage.

Now, should one open the Book of Allah and find this verse, ayah three of Suratul Mulk, then note how we are busy through these phones, tablets, la