Ramadan Anchors

The gentlest and the most blessed of all soul, Muhammad ibn Abdullah. May Allah be pleased him, and us and May He fill our heart with His love and the ove for His Prophet Muhammad Al-Mustapha (SAW). Aamiin

In places and states are the orphans, the weary, the tired and the scared ones who are our brothers and sisters. Please remember them in your Dua. Pray for their safety as much as their victory against their enemies seen and unseen. We pray Allah answers our collective Dua on their behalf and make easy all our affairs. Aamiin.

Our faith in Allah works when we work especially when we request from Allah, things that truly matter to us. It is important that we work our dua with striving for goodness and striving in righteousness to those around us. May Allah be pleased with our work, our dua and our soul and may He bless us more than we have requested. Aamiin.

Success to many has to be tangible and may mean different things. For you Dear Young Muslim Soul, it is knowing that Allah will always meet you at the point of your needs as many times as you call upon Him, trust Him and hold onto His words with goodness. An Enduring Success lasts you through the storm and beyond the brightness. It stays with you always. And that is Allah's mercy. Al Falāh.

Waiting can be tough. But it is important that part of our khushoo' (focusing on only Allah) is trusting the timing of the manifestation of our dua. May Allah grant us patience to wait soulfully and wholeheartedly with Him as grants all the dua that will be great for us in this world and in the hereafter. Aamiin.

Sometimes, we don't have the exact words to convey our yearnings. Even when we know, Our Lord already knows what we want. That struggle to put our wants into words can be painful. Here's letting you know that even Silence can be your dua just as the Cave of Hira was a safe space for our Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Our Lord hears your silence just as loudly as though you've spoken. May you always find your Silence Soulful and Love-filled with your Lord. Aamiin.

In His Presence, know that He is as you want Him to be. Friend, Confidant, Beloved and Loving, Benefactor and Forgiving. So, ask Him all. Ask Him whole. He already knows, you just have to trust Him.

Begin your dua with the knowledge that You are not insignificant. You are worthy of being heard. Know that every whisper and utter that you make in seeking the goodness of Allah will be granted to you with belief, trust, Certainty with which you make them. May Allah grant each and every request you make in the manners that will make you pleased with your Lord. Aamiin.

There are duas and there are intentional Duas. This Ramadan, take special care to mention your Parents to Allah with a heart full gratitude and emotion for every sacrifice they keep making to see you thrive in this world. May Allah honour our Parents and grant them best of this life and there hereafter. Aamiin.

The last 10 days and nights of Ramadan. The best 10 days and nights where all dua are manifested. Where all our hopes are revitalized. Where all goodness are bestowed in manifolds upon manifolds that transforms generation to generation in greatness. May Allah hear our pleas, Forgive our errors and manifest goodness upon and all we hold dear, aamiin.

To think of Allah in the Grandness deserving of HIS Grace means knowing Allah can, will forgive us wholesomely when we wholeheartedly seek HIM the way He deserves to be sought. May Allah bless us with His Masterful Forgiveness the entire period left of this Ramadan. Aamiin.

Sometimes, saying sorry isn't enough. Not for you and not for those you may have hurt. Still, Allah mends all relationships. Ask Him for guidance and never give up on yourself that you can be better. You will be better. May Allah mend our broken relationships in good, for good. Aamiin.

There are feelings we feel with no knowledge of why or how to settle them. Seeking Allah's Forgiveness in this period is very important to help reconnect our soul to Allah's path. Forgiveness isn't just for the sins we are sure of but also the Feelings we are bewildered by.

The Closer they are to us, the more painful it is to have them hurt us. It doesn't make it easy to forgive but we can try to see the person beyond the action and pray to Allah to make the process easier for us. Aamiin.

When give or do good deeds, we undoubtedly create a ripple effect of goodness all around. And Allah Has promised goodness, forgiveness, and rewards for those who do good. Doing good deeds are fantastic ways of seeking Forgiveness from our Lord. May Allah continue to forgive us and bless us with those deeds that are pleasing to Him. Aamiin.

There are moments we think only gratitude and blessings can fill. However, there are spaces only asking for Forgiveness can make better, fuller, dearer. Asking Allah for Forgiveness is as important as our breathing. For only He knows that which we conceal or make obvious. May Allah fill our hearts with His mercy as we seek earnestly, His Forgiveness. Aamiin.

When we forgive past hurts, we may find ourselves feeling a sort of pain when triggered by a similar action or even the person. Know that this path is only for the Patient. The beauty of forgiving is only found at the end of when we need it too...and sooner or later, we do. May Allah ta'ala always find us patient and forgiving. Aamiin.

Forgiveness with and from humans is one of the most delicate matters of living. It's hard to seek it and harder still to have to wait or not get it at all. Yet, only Allah pardons fully without withholding. So, seek Forgiveness patiently and give it even more swiftly. May Allah forgive us all, in totality. Aamiin.

It is hard to forgive when we hurt. And it takes time. Yet it is possible and undeniably the best way to heal from the hurt. Knowing that we are not flawless is the beginning. Appreciating that we will all return to Him is the closure. And we pray that our Lord is more merciful to us than we could ever be to His creations. Aamiin.

AlhamduliLlah we begin the next third of Ramadan. One especially created for us to reflect and express our need for Allah's Forgiveness. None as is merciful as our Lord. And even if our sins were as expansive as the oceans in the world, He Forgives...as long as we ask. May He find our repentance sincere and worthy of His Pleasure. Aamiin.

What we think we are, we believe. When we start with gentle thoughts, gentle words become easier. Speaking to our heart with mindful gentleness helps us attain more of kindness for others and especially for ourself. And our Lord is AlLateef: The Most Gentle who enjoins on us, gentleness.

We are the reflection of the kindness and gentleness we treat ourselves. When we speak harshly and badly about ourself internally, we unconsciously see others through that harsh, bad prism. When we think to ourself, about our self, in kindness and gentleness we find it easy to be kind and bear kindly with others. So, be kind and start with self. May Allah make kindness easy for you to spread. Aamiin.

The more we grow up into our own person the more we may find some differences between us and our Parents. It can be hard to navigate these differences but with dua and Allah's mercy, we can always beautify our relationship with them. May Allah bless our Parents and have mercy on them, always. Aamiin.

As Young Adults, it's hard not to be sucked into the rush that we want to do all things and we CAN do all the things we want. When we stumble or fall, it hits us hard and it can be devastating making us wonder, who cares? Allah Does. Knowing Allah will always meet us whenever and wherever we need Him is something we can always count on. So, when we are hurt, scared, or scarred, we can always call on Him to envelop us in His Care, His Grace, His Mercy. Because He is Especially Merciful.

Our Dua can either be spontaneous or methodical. They could also be a serene communication with our Lord, Most High. Imagine pouring out your deepest reflections to your Lord Who already knows more than you can say or write. It brings you clarity on your journey to communicating with your Lord, As-Sattar. Keeping a Dua Diary brings your reflection and even your asking into better focus as design and hope and show gratitude for dua past made and answered. Here's praying you always find healing and connection with Allah as you write. Aamiin.

Asking Allah is something we may find ourself unconsciously doing especially for things we utterly desire. However, it is important that we ask intentionally and consciously know the good our desires will bring for us in this life and in the hereafter. Allah, the Most Loving, loves to hear from us. May we find our dua pleasing to Allah. Aamiin

As a Teen,. expecting things, wanting things and in some way or some form demanding them to be just the way we want them is acutely "normal". Even though we may not get what we want, noticing those moments we got things we didn't even know we needed or wanted can begin to shape us better into realizing just how powerful contentment is to finding happiness, all around us. Contentment is a space and it is a state.

Welcome to the Ramadan Anchors, the Podcast series. This is where we hope you find soothing words that reconnect you with Allah. Words that help you navigate your emotions during this blessed month and brings you closer to Allah as well as rejuvenate your eeman. Being a Muslim and a Teenager isn't quite as easy as we would like but with every ibaadah(worship) however small, Allah blesses our journey in amazing ways. May you find peace and light in these words. Aamiin

Too many times we are told to fear Allah and He is the most worthy to be feared. However, Loving Allah is something that is of epitome importance in our journey to staying connected to Him. And how can we not love the One Who has bestowed upon us, many blessings in our most erring moments as much as our most connected ones. The ever Forgiving, The most Merciful. To love Allah is an eternal journey of knowing Him, every single second of our living. Here's praying that you find His Love ever present in your life. Aamiin