Six months earlier…

“SURPRISEEEEEEEEE” Everyone yelled when Zahra, the bride-to-be walked in. Salma had invited all the girls to celebrate her best friend Supa’s engagement to Ali.

“Oh my God you know those irritating people who flutter their eye lashes and say ‘I’m so blessed’? Well, I’m one of them now.” Supa giggled. “I really am blessed. AlhamduleAllah”.
Salma forced a smile on her face even though she was seething with jealously; she literally thought her envy might emit a sizzling sound. But then again, she was positively sure none of them would notice the green eyed monster she’d been harboring deep into her soul for weeks. Salma covered it up so well. She’s throwing a party for Zahra! Would a jealous friend do that?

Oh if only they knew…

Zahra’s eldest brother Ibrahim and his wife Aisha waited in the car with Omar, Zahra’s twin brother, for the bride and her best friend to come down. They were all invited to the groom’s house for dinner, Ali, who also happened to be one of Omar’s friends.

Sitting in the backseat of the car between Salma and Omar, Zahra couldn’t help bouncing up and down with excitement.
“Ibrahim is married. I’m engaged. It’s your turn now, Omar!” She winked at her twin.

“Oh now I know why they call you Supa, coz you’re ‘Super Delusional’.” Omar mocked. “I’m happy for you Zoe, but just so you know, don’t go expecting to hear any wedding bells in my future.”

“First they won’t be bells, they’ll be old women’s shrills’ Zahra laughed. “And secondly, who wouldn’t want to find everlasting love? It’s the best feeling ever. Ibrahim, say something.”

Ibrahim didn’t reply or even smile. He kept on driving silently while Aisha sat next to him in the passenger’s seat, staring at the ‘Oscar’s Best Dressed posts’ on ‘Instagram’, completely detached from the conversation.

“Maybe there’s a special girl out there who might one day change your mind.” Salma fluttered her eyes, desperate to get Omar’s attention. She’s been in love with him since God knows when and yet he barely knew she existed.

“Trust me, she doesn’t exist. Besides, I’m not the marrying type. I’m more of the ‘fun-partying-watch-my-friends-get-hitched-and-shake-my-head-at-their-dubmness’type of guy.” Omar replied.

Salma was fuming, especially when everyone laughed at the stupid insinuation, even Supa! Well, as long as she was happy with Mr. Perfect, what did she care about other people’s feelings? Salma’s jealousy, resentment and anger were bubbling inside her like lava. She had to do something about it before the fire coming out of her ears burns through her Hijab.

“I heard you’re throwing a party for Ali, too” Salma commented. “Copycat!”

“Yeah, the difference is I know how to plan one. You invite a few girls to gossip in your living room. I on the other hand party like a rock star” Omar boasted.

“You mean dancing and drinking till dawn. Isn’t this what you’ve been planning for Ali’s bachelor’s party? Yeah, I definitely can’t compete with you.” Salma smiled wickedly. That should ruin the night she thought.

Omar threw her a dirty look and glanced quickly at his eldest brother Ibrahim, who was on the phone. Thank God he didn’t hear her snide comment. Of course Aisha made an unreadable face and turned away. It was his twin sister Zoe who was shocked and hurt the most.

“Alcohol?” She whispered. “Seriously Omar? I thought we talked about this. Is this how you want your future brother-in-law to start his life with me?”

The twins argued while Salma listened, taming her envy with a liberating conclusion that ‘Supa’ wasn’t that super after all. She had a reputation for having such great motivational and persuasive techniques, that some of their friends predicted Zahra would become one of those famous influencers or inspirational speakers. Yeah right! She couldn’t even get her own brother to believe in God.

“I’m sick of hearing this Zoe. You don’t need to be religious to be a good person.”

‘I say it because I love you.  Just try to open your heart. I know you’ll eventually find your way back to God” She said softly.

“If God has a problem with me not believing in Him then He should take it up with me, man to man. Right here, right now!” Omar yelled.

It all happened at the same time

Omar was challenging the great Lord..

Salma was simmering with envy to the point of wishing evil upon her own best friend.

Aisha was disappointed they were almost there. She had secretly asked God to create an excuse big enough to stop them from going to the dinner party, just to spite her mother-in-law.

And Ibrahim, consumed with fear, passion and guilt, while checking his cell, he took his eyes off the road for exactly two seconds. The wrong two seconds.

And then the crash happened and everything went dark..
“Is everyone okay?” Ibrahim panted. The pipes on the truck they rammed into speared through their glass, completely shattering it. Ibrahim could hear the ambulances’ sirens approaching and was relieved to realize that even though the sharp pipes caused some minor injuries, everyone was still breathing.
They had no idea the car crash chose only one victim to pay the price.

“I can’t see anything…” Zahra whimpered.

A week later..
“Mom I don’t care if she’s blind. I love her and I promised her nothing would tear us apart. I know you disagree but it’s my life.”
Ali slammed the door behind him and went to see his beloved Zahra, who was still refusing to meet him. Her parents asked him to stay away and let her move on with her life.
“I’ve been praying day and night for them to agree. They will eventually. They know I can’t live with her.” Ali insisted.
“My daughter is a proud young woman, she’ll never agree to marry a man without his parents’ approval” Zahra’s mom said.
He left the building feeling crushed, got into his car and drove off like a maniac at the speed of lightening.  This is when he got into a terrible accident too and was rushed into surgery about two hours later.

No one dared tell Zahra about Ali’s accident. She was now at the institution learning how to cope with blindness and trying to adjust to her new life. Although her anger at the world made this ordeal an impossible, endless struggle.

“I know you don’t want to see anyone..”
“See? You think I can ‘see’ anyone? I’m as blind as a bat you idiot!” Zahra snapped at the poor nurse.
“I’m sorry” Zahra’s mom apologized to the nurse. “Please don’t take her tone personally. She’s been through a rough time”
“There’s a woman here to visit, and she’s insisting to meet Ms. Zahra” The nurse continued.
“Who is she?” Zahra asked.
“Her name is Rehana”
Zahra clenched her jaws, and pressed a hand to her throat, feeling her veins about to pop from her suppressed rage. “Mom, give us a minute please.” She hissed.  “I need to speak to Rehana alone”

Later that day

“Rehana honey tell me what happened” I ran to hug my friend who had been waiting for me on my porch. She was shivering and sobbing hysterically, I could hardly understand a word she was saying.
“I talked to Ibrahim’s sister” Rehana sniffled.
“You what? Rehana you told me it was all over! You said you had repented and closed that page.” I scolded.
“No Lilly you don’t understand. They got into a car accident and his sister Zahra lost her eyesight. She’s staying in the same special needs institution I volunteer at. I couldn’t not go see her. Especially after what Ibrahim said. He blames me for the accident and for everything that has happened.”

I tried to hide my disappointment and be supportive instead. After all, I wasn’t just her life long friend I was also her therapist now, ever since she finally decided to confess her sin and asked me to help her get back on the straight path.

“Ibrahim thought confessing the truth to his sister would help him clear his conscious. He admitted he got distracted while driving coz I was texting him.” Rehana gasped for breath. “I went to ask Zahra for forgiveness, but she wouldn’t listen. It was horrible.” Rehana sobbed. “Even after I swore I ended it with her brother, she called me the worst names. She said she couldn’t understand how good people like her end up suffering instead of devils like me. She’s right Lilly. She’s so right.”
“She’s angry, Rehana. No one knows what they’d do if they were in her situation.”
“She said she wasn’t gonna suffer the consequences alone, and then threatened to tell my husband and my parents. She said she’ll make sure this scandal follows me everywhere I go, at work and at the institution. She never gave me a chance to explain.” Rehana was shaking uncontrollably I could tell she was about to have a nervous breakdown.
“Somebody HELPPPP” I cried.

Later that night

“Psych ward? Are you people insane?” I asked the nurse when I went to visit the next day. “Rehana is fine. She’s just a bit stressed out.”
“Doctor’s orders, ma’am.” The bored nurse replied.
“I need to see her”

Rehana was sitting on the floor alone in a dimmed room, barefoot and her hair disarrayed. She looked exactly like the first time I met her in fifth grade sitting in detention outside the principle’s office. She had the kindest heart yet, ever since we were little girls; she always ended up getting herself in trouble.

“It’s over Lilly…” Rehana stared at the wall blankly.
“It’s not honey. Have faith in Allah. He can change the unchangeable. You know that, right?”
“Ibrahim hates me. Zahra hates me. My parents hate me. My husband hates me. And even you hate me..” Rehana bowed her head down in disgrace.
“I don’t hate you Rehana. I love you and I’m gonna help you through this.” I cried.
“It’s too late for me. I don’t deserve Allah’s forgiveness…”
“Please don’t say that. The door to repentance is always open..”
“I know Allah hates me for what I’ve done. Zahra’s right. I am the devil.”
“What happened to Zahra isn’t anyone’s fault. It’s an act of God, and God will never allow bad things to happen unless good comes out of it.” I insisted. “Allah loves us, Rehana.”
“I’ve done so much damage, Lilly. You don’t know how many people I’ve hurt and how many lives I’ve singlehandedly ruined.”
“There’s still time to learn from your mistakes and fix what you broke. Like Omar Ibn Al Khattab said, ‘sometimes the people with the worst past create the best future.’”
Rehana buried her head in her two pale palms. “Lilly, I really loved Ibrahim and I never wanted to hurt him or his family. Promise me you’ll help him fix his life and find happiness. Promise me you’ll help everyone who suffered because of my actions.”
“I’ll try” I replied, desperate to say something soothing.
“I left a letter to my husband asking for his forgiveness, please make sure he gets it” Rehana whispered before sliding out a gun from under the carpet she was sitting on.

Where on Earth would she get a gun in solitary? I wondered silently, my heart pounding so loud, evidently distracting my brain from coming up with a plan.
“Please, don’t” I pleaded. “Trust me, there are other options!”
“I wish that were true..” Rehana whispered.
“Noooooooooooooo”

A couple of weeks later

“She tried to take her own life?” Zahra repeated the question like an endless tireless echo.

“We stopped her at the last minute. Unfortunately she suffered major deficits and is now in a coma. Doctors don’t think she’ll wake up anytime soon”

I came to see Zahra at the institution, still overwhelmed and heartbroken.

“I can’t believe she tried to kill herself. Why? How can any Muslim do that? I swear I wasn’t gonna say anything. I’d never shame anyone that way. I didn’t mean it. I was just blabbering out of anger, I didn’t mean it.” Zahra slurred.
It took a couple of days for her to absorb the immense impact of her words. She couldn’t eat or sleep; she was practically going insane with remorse.

“My heart is gonna explode. I don’t know how to go back to my life as if nothing happened. I’m so angry and hurt I don’t think I can take this anymore.” Zahra cried.

“Rehana gave up the Lord’s endless mercy and submitted to the whispers of Satan. She forgot that He says “No one despairs of Allah’s soothing mercy except those who have no faith” [Qur’an: Chapter 12: Verse 87]. Her hopelessness affected so many people. Her loved ones will never be the same again and they’ll probably never forgive her. If you give up now… Zahra I don’t know what will happen to them, to Ibrahim, Ali, Omar, Salma, Aisha, your parents, your friends. It will change them. If you fall apart now, you’ll drop their hopes to their ground, shattering their faith and willpower. And like poison, this anger and bitterness will spread around and it won’t end. It will never ever end.”

“This is a huge burden to carry…” Zahra wept softly.
“Life is a test; it’s full of hardships. But we must remember the events that take place during our journey don’t control us, our decision do. And you have a decision to make. This is the tipping point Zahra, whatever you decide today will change everyone’s life forever….”

Three months later

“I can’t find Zahra” Aisha panicked; still holding her sister-in-law’s abandoned wedding gown. “I think she ran away”

“How could she possibly run away? She’s BLIND!”

To be continued…

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Roofing Repairs

The roof is one of the most critical components of your home, protecting it from weather and environmental damage. Regular inspections are key to identifying potential issues like missing shingles, leaks, or wear and tear around pipes and chimneys. Addressing these problems promptly can prevent more significant, costly damage down the line. Consider hiring a professional roofer such as this roofer in Richboro, PA or services that do gutter installation in Roseville, MI for a thorough inspection, especially after severe weather events. If repairs are needed, choose high-quality materials that match your existing roof to ensure longevity and aesthetic harmony.

HVAC Maintenance

Your home’s heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system directly impacts your comfort and energy bills. To keep it running efficiently, regular maintenance is essential. This includes changing the air filters every three months, cleaning the air ducts to ensure unobstructed airflow, and having a professional technician like this HVAC company in Snohomish, WA perform annual check-ups. These check-ups should assess the health of your furnace and air conditioning units to fix any issues before they become major problems, especially before peak season usage.

Furance Repairs

Furnace repairs are crucial to maintaining a comfortable and energy-efficient home environment. A malfunctioning furnace can lead to uneven heating, increased energy costs, and even complete breakdowns during the coldest months. Timely repairs can address issues such as strange noises, uneven heating, or a lack of warmth, ensuring that your furnace operates smoothly. When it comes to installation, it’s vital to choose a reputable service provider. Climate Experts are well-regarded for their expertise in both furnace repairs and installations. Their professional team can help you select the right furnace model that suits your home’s needs and ensure that it’s installed correctly for optimal performance.

Increasing Curb Appeal

Curb appeal is crucial not only for homeowners considering selling but for anyone wanting to enhance their home’s outward appearance. Simple upgrades like landscaping can make a significant difference. Start with basic maintenance such as mowing the lawn, trimming overgrown bushes, and removing weeds. For a splash of color, add flower beds or potted plants. Consider perennial plants for less maintenance and year-round greenery.

Adding outdoor furniture also significantly boosts curb appeal. Choose pieces that complement the style of your home and create a welcoming atmosphere. A well-placed bench or a cozy outdoor seating area can make your front yard feel inviting and lived-in. For added ambiance, consider outdoor lighting such as solar-powered path lights or string lights for evening allure.

Conclusion

Effective home maintenance involves both tackling necessary repairs and making strategic improvements. By keeping up with roofing and HVAC maintenance, you ensure that your home remains safe and comfortable. Simultaneously, investing in landscaping and thoughtful outdoor furniture can dramatically enhance your home’s curb appeal and usability. Together, these efforts not only improve your living environment but also increase the overall value of your property, making it a wise investment for the future.

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In Islam, the body is seen as a trust from God, and preserving its original state is encouraged. Tattoos are often discouraged because they involve altering this natural state. For those who have tattoos and later decide to live more in accordance with Islamic teachings, tattoo removal offers a way to reconcile past decisions with present beliefs.

There are several methods of tattoo removal available, with laser tattoo removal being the most common and effective technique. This method involves using lasers to break down the ink particles in the skin, which the body then naturally disposes of. This process usually requires several sessions, depending on the size, color, and age of the tattoo, and can be costly. It’s important to consult with a qualified dermatologist who can provide guidance based on skin type and the specifics of the tattoo.

For those looking for less invasive methods, other options include dermabrasion, which sands down the skin to remove the upper layers, and surgical removal, which is more drastic and involves cutting out the tattooed skin and stitching the remaining skin together. These methods vary in effectiveness and can depend greatly on the tattoo and skin type.

The process of tattoo removal like tattoo removal in Jacksonville Beach, FL can be lengthy and physically uncomfortable, but it can also bring emotional relief and a sense of renewal. It’s an opportunity to start anew and restore one’s body in a way that aligns with personal growth and religious values.

For any Muslim considering tattoo removal, it’s advisable to approach the process with patience and to seek support from community and religious leaders. This journey, while challenging, can significantly impact personal identity and spiritual well-being.

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One of the primary motivations for seeking cosmetic surgery is to improve self-esteem and body image. Many individuals may feel self-conscious about certain aspects of their appearance, such as a crooked nose, sagging skin, or small breasts, and cosmetic surgery offers a way to address these concerns and boost confidence. Research has shown that cosmetic surgery like male breast reduction can lead to significant improvements in self-esteem and overall quality of life for patients.

Another reason people turn to cosmetic surgery is to combat the signs of aging. As we age, our skin loses elasticity, wrinkles form, and areas of the face and body may sag or droop. Procedures such as facelifts, eyelid surgery, radiofrequency nerve ablation, and dermal fillers can help to rejuvenate the appearance and turn back the clock, helping individuals look as youthful and vibrant as they feel.

Social media and celebrity culture also play a role in driving interest in cosmetic surgery. With the rise of platforms like Instagram and TikTok, where filters and editing tools can create unrealistic beauty standards, many people feel pressure to attain a certain aesthetic. Additionally, celebrities and influencers often openly discuss their own cosmetic procedures, normalizing the idea of enhancing one’s appearance through surgery. It’s important to consult experts that specialize in plastic surgery in Naperville, IL before undergoing surgery. You should also ask your doctor to let you see what the surgery would look like after through software such as a medical image management app.

Finally, for some individuals, cosmetic surgery may be motivated by a desire to align their physical appearance with their gender identity. Gender-affirming procedures such as breast augmentation, facial feminization surgery, and chest reconstruction can be life-changing for transgender and non-binary individuals, helping them feel more comfortable and confident in their bodies. If they want to reverse the surgery, they can also do removal such as breast implant removal.

Overall, while the decision to undergo cosmetic surgery is deeply personal and complex, research suggests that it can have a positive impact on self-esteem, body image, and overall well-being for many individuals. Whether it’s to address specific aesthetic concerns, combat the signs of aging, or align with one’s gender identity, cosmetic surgery offers a way for people to achieve the appearance they desire and feel more confident in themselves.

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1. Close Blinds and Curtains

Sunlight streaming through windows can significantly increase the temperature inside your home. By keeping your blinds or curtains closed, especially on windows that face direct sunlight, you can lower indoor temperatures by several degrees. Using blackout curtains or reflective window panels can further enhance this cooling effect by blocking sunlight more effectively.

2. Use Fans Wisely

Fans can be a great way to circulate air and create a more comfortable environment. Ceiling fans should be set to rotate counter-clockwise in the summer, which pushes the air straight down, creating a cooling breeze. Positioning floor or table fans strategically throughout your home can also help in moving the cooler air around. For an extra chill, place a bowl of ice water in front of a fan to spread cooler air.

3. Optimize Your Air Conditioning

If you use air conditioning, make sure it’s running efficiently. Replace or clean the air filters regularly to ensure optimal airflow and cooling efficiency. Setting your thermostat to a consistent temperature can also help reduce energy usage. Programmable thermostats can make it easier to keep your home at a comfortable temperature without constant manual adjustments. To ensure you understand the usage of your air-conditioning devices, you can trust expert advice from professionals like Hargrove-Neel. Also, air filters needs ensuring they’re not the only component receiving regular maintenance. It’s equally crucial to clean other parts of your appliances to maximize efficiency and longevity. For more expert tips on appliance maintenance and energy-saving practices, visit blog for detailed insights and advice. hese routine maintenance tasks not only optimize cooling efficiency but also contribute to maintaining indoor air quality. By staying proactive with these maintenance routines, you can extend the lifespan of your appliances and enjoy consistent comfort in your home.

4. Focus on Personal Cooling

Sometimes, cooling the house isn’t enough, or you’re looking for ways to cool down without any devices. Wearing lightweight, loose-fitting clothing can help keep your body cooler. Staying hydrated is crucial as well—drinking plenty of water will help regulate your body temperature. You can also try placing a cool cloth on your neck or wrists, where pulse points can help cool down your whole body more quickly.

5. Nighttime Strategies

Take advantage of cooler nighttime temperatures by opening your windows while you sleep. You can create a cross-breeze by opening multiple windows across the house, which allows for natural ventilation. Make sure to close the windows and blinds as soon as the sun comes up to trap the cooler air inside.

6. Cook Smart

Avoid using the oven or stove during the hottest parts of the day since they can add a lot of extra heat to your home. Opt for meals that require minimal cooking, or use appliances like slow cookers, microwaves, or outdoor grills.

By implementing these strategies, you can enjoy a cooler home environment during the summer without solely relying on air conditioning. Each step helps to reduce indoor heat and increase your comfort during the hot months.

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Abu Productive shares his tips on how to have the most productive day based on the Qur’an, the sunnah of Prophet Muhammad and science.

Design inspired by A Day in the Life of a Graphic Designer by Keith Bowman © Amerikan Made Prints.

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ProductiveMuslim started as a simple blog driven by Abu Productive’s vision towards inspiring others to lead productive lives. Today, the blog has developed into an established platform on productivity — managed by a virtual team of more than 20 volunteers from around the globe. Why not click for commercial fleet graphics here to make sure you get the solution that’s best for your business needs!

As we continue to grow and consistently seek to reach greater heights, we’re in need of some more helping hands.

What do we need help with?

We are looking for a Graphic Design Volunteer to do the following:

• Support ProductiveMuslim.com in online/offline marketing campaigns by designing suitable posters, leaflets, online banners, social media covers, etc.
• Maintain the branding of ProductiveMuslim.com in all our online/print material.
• Provide design input/feedback into our projects.

What’s in it for you?

• Flexibility: You have the freedom to work how you want, where you want. We focus on results.
• Personal and professional growth: As part of volunteering with the ProductiveMuslim team, you’ll be part of a dynamic, ever-growing, ever-learning, productive Muslim team. You’ll gain insights into how decisions are made and some of the major challenges that companies such as ours face, and you’ll be part of the ups and downs of running an online organization.
• Training: As much as you’re helping us, we want to help you! Our dream for each of our volunteers is that they come out from the experience with as much learning and skills that they can put to use for their future work and home life. Therefore, we commit to offer you free or subsidized access to relevant training programs that will improve and add to your current skill set and stand you in good stead for the future. You will also be working with experienced team members who are always ready to lend a helping hand.
• Reward: In this life of inspiring people and turning their lives around for the better and the reward in the next life for the hard work dedicated to Allah’s  pleasure, in sha Allah.
• Reference: We are also happy to provide you a reference to future employers/colleges/university upon successful completion of six months working with us.

You’ll be a great fit if:

• You have an existing interest in visual arts, graphics design or illustration and are willing to develop it further
• You have intermediate proficiency in Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator or similar software
• You are someone with a design experience and is willing to donate 3-5 hours per week for ProductiveMuslim.com

Do not apply if:

• You are simply looking for a hobby
• You are unable to commit time for this role

How to Apply

We’re looking for exceptional individuals who would add value to our work. Therefore, the application process is designed specifically to select such individuals and people we see to be best-fit with our team.

Here’s how the application process will work:

1. Complete the following design assignment:

1. Design a 750 x 422px ad banner for us that contains the following text:

• Simple Practical Guide to Developing Your Life Goals
• START THIS COURSE

Please also include the following imagery:

• ProductiveMuslim Academy logo (Click to download)

• a custom ProductiveMuslim ‘stickman’ (Click to download)

2. Send your design work along with a brief bio about yourself (Name, Age, Time Zone, Role you want to apply for) with the email subject Graphic Designer Application to aneesah[at]productivemuslim[dot]com.

3. If selected, you’ll be invited for a short interview (10-15 minutes) with the head of our Design Team.

4. After the interview, you should receive a reply (yes or no) within 1 week in sha Allah. This is where you’ll be invited to join our team on probation basis for 1 month.

5. Upon successful completion of your 1 month probation, you’ll be confirmed within our team and receive a welcome pack to ProductiveMuslim.com.

DEADLINE FOR ALL APPLICATIONS: 15 January 2016

We’re really interested for you to join us; apply early!

We get a huge number of applications so, unfortunately, it’s not possible for us to reply to everyone. Please bear with us if we take time to contact you. If you don’t hear from us, try next time, in sha Allah!

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This doodle is based on the article 10 Habits of Happy Muslim Couples.

Doodle by Aneesah Satriya| Click to view in High Resolution

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Are you a panicker, a napper, a social sharer or a delegator? Do you stumble upon excuses and bad habits when you need to get important work done? If yes, then you’ve come to the right place! Here is The ProductiveMuslim Guide to Procrastinators designed to help you overcome habits that are standing in the way of your awesome success.

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We communicate with people on a daily basis, and what’s better than learning some important types of etiquette that could improve our daily interactions!

This doodle is based on the article 12 Tips from the Sunnah to Communicate Effectively with Others

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