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Ramadan Mubarak ☪️ to all Muslims around the world! May Allahﷻ prepare our hearts, minds, bodies and souls to receive His mercy in the most blessed month. May we submit in gratitude for His Grace, engage in that which pleases Him and may we dwell in the light He had given us through faith and the Quran.
May Allāh ﷻ accept our siyām, qiyām , Sadaqah & acts of worship throughout this Holy & Blessed month and beyond. Aameen ☪️🕋☮️🧕


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Sabr (Patience) and Tawakkul (having complete trust in Allah) is a Muslim’s superpower in any given situation!

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un

We surely belong to Allah and to Him we shall return ( Surah Al-Baqarah verse 2:156)

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إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعونَ الحمد لله على كل حال #quran #camps #refugee #syrian

First photo I took on the day I committed to dressing modestly and wearing my khimar fully in 2020 after almost 5 years of struggling with it . I used to just wrap my hair in turban styles occasionally and will still wear tight fitted outfits.During Ramadan( 2016), I was able to wear a hijab for the whole month which got me thinking - if I could do it for that month why can't I continue to wear it daily? However, I had all these fears and was basically not ready to embark on such a journey. I kept on researching to find answers and continued to pray for guidance. I don't know how I was able to do it, all I remember was I woke up and feeling ready….. I dressed up in my curated modest outfit (blouse + cardigan + mom jeans + hijab), went to the store with mixed emotions and later returned home with no one ever noticing my change except my family.

Alhamdulillah, its been over 2 years now and I am still hyped of becoming a full-time hijabi! I took it upon my self to also help other sisters in their hijab journeys to fulfill their obligation to Allah.

So no matter what stage you are in your hijab journey, dont give up. We see and acknowledge your effort. Most of all, Allahs see’s you and knows your struggle and He will reward you for all your effort. Continue to push yourself and NEVER stop praying to Allah for His guidance, mercy and protection.

Share this post with a Muslim sister who is new or returning back to hijab and dont forget to join us Live on Fridays as we continue to empower women to be unstoppable in hijab.

Let’s chat🗣️: What does the hijab mean to you?

For me, hijab means dedication. It’s a way I constantly remind myself that I am wearing it for the sake of Allah. Regardless of how hard it might be to dress modestly and wear a hijab especially living in the western world where society has its own beauty standards- I had come to the realization that pleasing my maker supersedes the compliments and pleasure of this world. Also, I get to show the world that I am Muslim and proud to be one.

Over to you - what does the hijab mean to you?

As Muslims whenever we begin something of importance, we make zikr of Allah- we seek His blessings and guidance. One of my favorite dua to make is verse 10 of Surah Kahf in the Quran:

Rabbana atina min ladunka rahmatan wahhayi’ Lana min amrina rashada.

Because this dua is a dua that should be said when you are in difficult circumstances or when you’re undertaking a journey you don’t know the consequences, when you are uncertain about your affairs, and when you need Allah’s help when the situation is difficult and dire.

Let’s make it a priority to recite this Dua on a regular basis so that Allah will see us through our ordeals, make easy for us that which is best , and put right all our affairs - in this world and hereafter….Ameen

Jumma Mubarak!

I am just grateful for life!

What are you grateful for today?

P.S. wearing our Zuriya tiered sleeve abaya paired with a floral skirt.