Can’t wait an episode where I come to your room…

Whoa easy there Rukaiyatu
Allah knows our intentions, and knows we need to speak to different people in ways they understand
I love when my readers correct me, and if you’ve read my past articles, you’ll see I have absolutely no problem apologizing because I’m human and I’m flawed
But in this specific case, I’m not sure where I went wrong, when I used the same words our beloved prophet used when he asked one of the sahabas “why are you angry with Allah?”
Here’s the link (I’m sure you wanna double check that for yourself)

https://sunnah.com/urn/1289180

Anyways, thank you for your comment, and may Allah forgive us all and guide us to the right path

و عليكم السلام و رحمه الله و بركاته
I thought someone might ask this question looool
Well, Omar is a real character (name changed of course) and the rest of them are inspired from real life stories I hear everyday “inside the therapist’s office” loool

Thank you so much for your kind words Madiha 🌹

Idayat you express yourself like a talented writer…
and your words are so soft and genuine they touch hearts mashAllah
Thank you so much for your heart warming comment

An unusually creative metaphor Habib.
Thank you so much for your comment

to answer the question, it’s this quote right here from your article that gets me pondering… “It (our religion) becomes a hollow shell if we just mindlessly perform all our rituals like praying, fasting and reading Qur’an in a hurry. But when you ponder on Allah’s words and follow His rules out of love, that’s the true meaning of humanity.”
in my struggle in trying to manage my time I’ve come to realise that I don’t set aside enough time for my religion. now I see that I don’t just need to sit down and read the Quran, I have to make time to LEARN the Quran to become a better muslim.

it’s just amazing. every article of yours that I read just inspires me to become a better muslim. jazakillahu khairan for the inspiration:))

Andrea I have a very embrassing confession to make 🙈
Up until two minutes ago, I thought the word frickin meant “freaking” or “freaky” in slang
I googled it after reading your comment and gasped.
I asked my lovely editors to remove it (they didn’t know either)
Thank you so much for your comment and your honesty
And if anyone asks, I’ll be hiding in the closet till the end of the week loool

A nice story. I feel like a therapist now.

Well, first of all, I believe Quran because there are a lot of people agreeing its truth in spite of their ignorance to this book. After times, I feel that this book speaks to me. Not a single book in existence had ever done it to me.

It’s like you have tasted all kind of foods and then find a home dish but tastes like master chef’s.

It’s ingenious yet simple and casual.

A fine story telling I think. May Allah give you and family best rewards.

Wassalamualaikum.