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Before Ramadan ends...


As the moon diminishes little by little every night our hearts ache to think Ramadan is leaving us way too soon.

As we approach the remaining days of this beautiful month I would like to remind myself and other Muslimahs to keep trying because Allah is definitely seeing our efforts.

We cannot keep aside our responsibilities, our families and unexpected stuff that come in between.

"Not a leaf falls but that He knows it." " (6:59)
then what makes us think Allah doesn't know our situation. We are exactly where Allah want us to be. With Allah's help we can do much more than we think we can.
Let us pray we all have the health, barakah in our time and we be able to utilize these days as much as we can.

Always remember
"It's not how you start the race but how you end the race that matters "


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  1. UnknownApril 21, 2022 at 12:24 PM

    May Allah SWT grant you goodness in both worlds dear Nourin...Much Love

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