#DREAMS & DU'A

[dleena2023]

IT'S QUATERFINALS DAYYY - T1 VS TES

BISMILLAHIRRAHMANIRRAHIM

DEAREST ZOFGK & KTRBM

AHHHHHH IT'S FINALLY KNOCKOUTS STAGE. AND THIS IS THE 3RD SERIES. TODAY. T1 VS TES. WOOOOOOT. I DON'T KNOW WHY BUT I'M KINDA STOKED FOR IT HAHAHAHA. I JUST DON'T FEEL TOO OVERWHELMED OR ANXIOUS TODAY?? LIKE IS THAT A BAD SIGN LOL. HOPEFULLY NOT IN SHA ALLAH BECAUSE I JUST FINISHED MY ASR PRAYER AND HONESTLY, I FELT SO CALM? LIKE LIKE I CAN FEEL IT, YOU KNOW? AT SOME POINT OF MY DO'A WHEN I MAKE FOR THE BOIS & COACHES, I JUST CAN FEEL IT. I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DESCRIBE IT BUT YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN. THERE'S LIKE A SUDDEN MOTIVATION & FLAME OUT OF THE BLUES DURING MY WHOLE ENTIRE DO'A AND I REALLY FELT SO SERENE AND GOOD. I'M NOT SURE IF THAT IS A SIGN BUT IN SHA ALLAH IT IS AMINNN. AND MY HEART & SOUL ARE TELLING ME T1 WIN WILL EITHER 3-1 OR 3-0. BUT MORE TO 3-1. HMMMMM. OKAY BACK TO HERE, I JUST WANT TO SAT ALL THE BEST TO BOTH TEAMS COMPETING TODAY. I DON'T WANT TO UNDERESTIMATE TES BECASE THEY DEFEATED US IN THE SWISS STAGE SO YEAP ANYTHING COULD HAPPEN. I JUST WISH THE BOIS ALL GOODNESS AND THE BEST OF THE BEST. REMEMBER HOW WE DEFEATED TES DURING EWC? YEAP, WE GOT THIS AND WE CAN DO IT THIS TIME AGAIN!!!!! NEVER LOSE HOPE OKAY BOIS. OUR 1ST GAME AGAINST THEM WAS CLOSE- LIKE WE ALMOST WON WITH THE EARLY LEAD BUT WE DID SOME MISTAKES AND DECIDED TO THROW AND THAT LED TO OUR DOWNFALL. I PRAYED AND MADE DO'A FOR YOU LOVES DAY & NIGHT, PRAYING FOR THE BEST MACRO, BEST MICRO, BEST DRAFTS, BEST PICK & BANS, BEST COMMUNICATION, BEST SYNERGY, WINNING LANES, TEAMFIGHTS ON POINT, SMITES ON POINT, BEST & POSITIVE MINDSET, PLAY WITH EASE, COMFORT, NO STRESS, PRESSURE AND JUST GO ALL OUT JE. LET'S SHOW EM' WHAT WE GOT AND WHAT WE HAVE BEEN COOKING. REMEMBER MY LOVES, DO YOUR BEST EACH ONE OF YOU AND EVEN BETTER AS A TEAM, OKAY? DON'T BE COMPLACENT AND BE HUMBLE ALWAYS NO MATTER WHAT. PLAY SAFE AND ENJOY THE GAMES WITH EACH OTHER WITH NO REGRETS AITESSS!!! I'VE JUST WATCHED ONER'S DOC JUST NOW AND I WISH HIM ALL THE BEST. YOU GOT THIS ONER, WE BELIEVE IN YOU!!! IN SHA ALLAH WITH OUR TREMENDOUS EFFORT & ALLAH'S WILL, WE WILL TODAY/TONIGHT'S BO5S SERIES AMINNNN. COACHES TOM, KKOMA & ROACH, DO YOUR THING OKAY I BELIEVE IN YOUR MAGICAL, COOKING DRAFTS. PLAY LIKE IT'S YOUR LAST GAME TOGETHER AND PLAY LIKE IT'S YOUR FINAL BREATH. I'M NOT READY FOR THIS ROSTER TO END EARLY SO PLEASE MY BOIS, LET'S HAVE A GOOD SERIES & ENJOY THE JOURNEY. MAY WE HAVE MORE GAMES TOGETHER THIS WORLDS IN SHA ALLAH. LET'S ACTIVATE OUR T1 WORLDS BUFF!!!!! LET'S GET THAT 'LPL SLAYER' COMINGGG!!! ALHAMDULILLAH. IN SHA ALLAH. BISMILLAH. KAJAAAAAA!!! T1 FIGHTING!!! TO ZEUS, ONER, FAKER, GUMAYUSI, KERIA

ZOFGK FIGHTINGGGGG!!!! ❤️❤️‍🔥❤️❤️‍🔥❤️❤️‍🔥❤️

#MAKE THEM BELIEVE 👑

#NOT JUST CHASING THE WIN, BUT LETTING THE WIN COME TO US - GUMAYUSI

#EVERYONE BLOOMS AT THEIR OWN PACE. LET'S HANG IN THERE TOGETHER - ONER

IN T1 WE TRUST, T1 TAKE MY ENERGY AHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

HERE'S SOME LOVES FOR ALL T1 FANS AROUND THE GLOBE:

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

ROOTING FOR ZOFGK AND PRAYING FOR MORE GAMES TOGETHER

ADDIE 🤍✨

And if I only could I'd make a deal with God And I'd get Him to swap our places Be runnin' up that road Be runnin' up that hill Be runnin' up that building Say, if I only could, oh

Oh, come on, baby (yeah) Oh, come on, darlin' (yo) Let me steal this moment from you now Oh, come on, angel Come on, come on, darlin' Let's exchange the experience (yo), oh, ooh, ooh

[almohsinun107]

As salamu alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu.

Taqabbal Allahu Minna Wa Minkum !!

🤲 May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى record your name amongst those who will be forgiven. Ameen

🤲 May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى accept all your Du'as and widen your Rizq with lots of Barakah. Ameen

🤲 May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى grant you the strength to fulfil your obligations to the best of your ability and confirm your entry into the highest rank in JANNAH by HIS Mercy. Ameen

🤲 May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى remove all your difficulties and ease all your tasks. Ameen

🤲 May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى answer from HIS infinite mercy, all that you need and ask for, from the dreams of your heart to the prayers on your lips, to every expectation and aspiration you have that He is pleased with. Ameen

🤲 May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى protect and guide you; and keep you safe from all calamities and save you from the punishment of the grave and the Hellfire. Ameen

🤲 May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى grant you success and elevate your status in this world and the Hereafter. Ameen

Eid Mubarak!

[chocobanuuna]

Learning to Trust Allah's Timing

"And there's something very profound about this because as Ibn al-Jawzi said, if Yusuf focused on only getting out of prison, then he wouldn't have benefited from what was actually happening within the prison. And so when you're in a trial or a hardship, a person becomes so eager for that hardship to end. Ya Allah, when is this going to be lifted?"

"that if they don't pay attention, they're missing out on the unique opportunities of that hardship to come close to Allah . As he said, one of the Salaf, one of the pious predecessors asked Allah in a dream, Ya Allah, how come this dua has not been fulfilled yet? And the answer was, Ya Abdi, O my servant, I love to hear your voice."

"I love to hear your voice in du'a. And what you were getting out of those moments of du'a as the delay was happening was better than what you were seeking in the immediate moment. The delay became good for you because what you attained in terms of faith and character in that delay was far greater than what Allah could have hastened for you in the moment. When you're in the midst of the trial,"

"Allah pushes you towards certain things or offers you the potential to push yourself towards certain things. The entire time you're saying, when, when, when? And it's important to take a step back and say, you know what? While I'm asking Allah for this trial to come to an end, let me pay attention to the unique opportunities that exist within this trial. As the scholars mentioned, when you're pursuing a blessing,"

"Sometimes, subhanAllah, in the process of pursuing a particular blessing, we neglect the blessings that already exist around us. And I'm not just talking about the idea of health and the idea of, you know, the concept of gratitude and shukr for what you have."

"But while you're in the pursuit of this particular thing, if you develop tunnel vision, when is this going to happen? When am I going to get this? When am I going to get that? The other ni'm in your life all have a timeline. The other blessings all have a timeline. And they're moving towards a sense of expiration."

— Dr. Omar Suleiman

[sederhana------indah]

Even if with a different dream and du'a, we have the same Allah. So swore on yourself : "Saya tidak akan berputus asa."

We will leave our mistakes and pain the day we start to redha.

- sederhanaindah

[mrsredridinghood]

rewarded for pain, but this still feels like a loss. (a Qur’an-centered reflection)

Sometimes I sit with my heartbreak and wonder how something that hurt this much could possibly hold any reward.

Because yes — I wonder in our deen, and, I know that “Indeed, with hardship comes ease” (Qur’an 94:6), and that “Allah does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear” (Qur’an 2:286).

But in the quiet moments, it still feels like a loss. Not just of a person, but of the dreams I built, a future I pictured, a version of myself I can’t quite get back.

I keep reminding myself of something deeper: That pain, in Islam, is never meaningless. Even a thorn that pricks you — the Prophet ﷺ said — wipes away sins. So what about a heartbreak that cracks your soul open?

Allah sees it. Allah hears the du'as you whisper through your tears, even the ones you’re too tired to speak out loud.

He promises:

“So be patient. Indeed, the promise of Allah is truth.” (Qur’an 30:60)

This promise isn't always a quick fix. It doesn't always come in the form of the person staying, the future happening, or the healing being immediate. But it is indeed a promise; that this hurt has a purpose. That no tear, no ache, no silent heartbreak goes unnoticed.

And that for every pain borne with patience, there is ajr. A reward from the Most Merciful; not just in the afterlife, but in peace Allah SWT plants inside you when you thought you had nothing left.

So yes, it still feels like a loss. But maybe it's also a turning point. Maybe this heartbreak is an invitation — back to Allah.

[hellowiwiwina]

Your Loved Ones Never Left You | Barzakh | Other Side Ep.23 | Dr. Omar Suleiman | Ramadan Series

Your loved ones haven't left you, there just waiting for you. Losing someone you love can feel final, but what if the bond isn't truly severed? What if you can still reach them? Even beyond this world, there's a way to stay connected, a link that death was never meant to break.

In the time of the Prophet SAW, there was a young man named Bishr ibn al-Bara' from Banu Salama. And he passed away, leaving his mother extremely distraught, so she comes to the Prophet SAW and she says, "Ya Rasulallah, those of Banu Salama who continue to die, can I send greetings to my son, Bishr, with them?" and the Prophet SAW responded and said, "Yes, I swear by He in Whose hand is my soul, Ya Ummu Bishr, the deceased know one another like birds upon a branch." And after that, no one would die from Banu Salama except that Umm Bishr would go try to catch them quickly before they die and would say, "Convey my salaam to my son, Bishr." I always tell people who lose their loved ones. "Think of yourselves merely at a station and your loved one has gone one station ahead. They just don't have phone services, so you can't call them, but they're waiting for you Insha'Allah." And you do actually still have some form of connection to them.

They still celebrate your accomplishment when it reach them, especially when they're accomplishments of the deen. And yes they're still wondering who got married. Abu Ayub RA said that "When the soul of a believer is taken, the other believers rush to him to say 'what happened to So and So?' Did So and So get married yet?" And they're not just waiting to hear your news there, they're still enjoying your visits here. Al Fadl ibn Muwaffaq Rahimahullah, who actually was the cousin of Sufyan ibn Uyaynah Rahimahullah, he said when my father died, I became extremely sad. And I used to visit his grave every day, but then as time went on, I started going less frequently. Then one day, I went to sleep after sitting at his grave, and I had a dream in which I saw my father's grave split open. And it appeared as though he was sitting alone in his grave, wrapped in his shroud, showing the signs of the dead. So I began to weep when I saw him. And he said, "My son, why have you stopped coming to see me?" So I replied, "you know when I visit you?" And he said, "I know every single time you visit me. And when you used to visit me frequently, I would be comforted by your presence and I would be delighted by it." And he said, 'Even my neighbors in the graveyard would feel joy because of your du'a."

And even if you can't visit, your du'a and your deeds for your loved ones are far greater than any gift you could have given them in this life. You were given life in the womb of your mother and you can give life to her grave with your du'a. It may be that your father once furnished your home here and now you can furnish his home there with his deeds on his behalf. And just as your parents used to spend everything on you, now you can spend on them, too. And if they could speak to you that's all they would ask for. Aisha RA says that a man came tp the Prophet SAW and said, "My mother passed away. And I believe that if she could still speak, she would give charity. So can I do so on her behalf?" And Prophet SAW said, "Of course." And this isn't just for your parents but for all your loved ones. And as we think about what makes the next station comforting. It's not just knowing that they're waiting ahead of us but hopefully they would've received the gifts that we send before we even got there. And for the one who had no believing family waiting at the station, you will still have the best of the family that you chose in their place, the Prophet SAW and his Sahabah who are now your new family.

Which, by the way, do we get new family in the Barzakh? One of the du'as that we make for the deceased is, "Replace his with a home better than his home, with a family better than his family, and with a mate better than his mate." Mulla Ali al-Qaari Rahimahullah says that, "Family here means that these are the unique companions of the Barzakh." Other scholars said that this isn't a replacement of the individuals, but a replacement of any tensions or bad character that remains back in this Dunya, so bassically, a family reunion without all the family drama that consumes so much of our joy in this life. And other scholars say it's all the old and new family that we expect in our new homes in Jannah bi idnillah.

In any case, your relationship with those you love doesn't end with their departure from this world. Every du'a, every act of charity, every moment that you dedicated to their memory is a lifeline that transcends the grave. You can still be their light, their support, and their connection to what's coming next. But whether it's your parents, your ancentors, your children and siblings or your friends, we all look forward to reuniting with those whom we loved in this Dunya even if we didn't get to live with them.

". . . . . So I may do good in what i left behind. Never it's only a (useless) appeal they make. And there is a barrier behind them until the Day they are resurrected." QS 23 : 100

Yaqeen Institute

[lifviakaza]

"Fabiayyi ala irobbikuma tukadziban" (فَبِأَيِّ آَلَاءِ رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ) yang artinya "Maka nikmat Tuhan kalian yang manakah yang kalian dustakan?"

*"Then which of the favours of your Lord will ye deny?"*

Little Monica was a bookworm. She could consume at least 10 magazines or an almost 300 page of novel in a day. So was the Tuntunan Sholat-- How to Perform Prayers Book, just one day, she memorized everything.

She hated Tajweed lessons, it was boring. Growing up, she ended up reading Al-Qur'an but always knew that something was missing. A few months before finishing senior high school, out of nowhere she told her mum, "I want to wear hijab."

"Oh, maybe in university? We don't have money to buy new long sleeve uniforms for you." She held her tears knowing her mum was choking burying her own sadness and disappointment for not being able to fulfil her last daughter's request, for the umpteenth time.

"We don't need money. I can wear sister's and my cousin's, they graduated and won't need the long sleeves anymore."

That day was so memorable, so magical. For the first time in my life, after many, many struggles my family and I went through more than 1.5 decades of my life, I eventually felt loved by God, Allah. Throughout those years I prayed, prayed and prayed for something to end but it just never ends. That moment when I wore hijab for the first time in my boarding school, some old uniforms that didn't require money yet I got almost 1 million IDR and some scarfs given by my cousins who supported my decision. For some ppl maybe it's a 'simple' story but for me esp at that period of my life, I needed something or someone, an event, anything that could convince me that God didn't resent me cz of everything that I was going through for years as a naive little girl, I felt like he hated me or someone in our family or maybe all of us as MY prayers were never answered.

I believed again and my life was lighter, all the matters were still there yet it was never that heart-wrenching anymore to face.

I've experienced Ramadan in my hometown ofc, in other cities I used to live like Padang, Pekanbaru, Jakarta, Lombok, on the plane, on the train to Thailand, in Russia, Ukraine, and so on.

I started fasting when I was 5 I guess. And fasting in Saint Petersburg, Russia was the most harsh as I fast for 22 hours basically as it was the peak of Summer and there was White Nights! The last 5 days were super hard, I got nosebleed every night:)) But I made it, I did it.

My supervisor asked me during this Ramadan period in SPB, "Your performance is decreasing in terms of yk, the quality. Is there anything to do with you fasting? I meant,... yk..."

I didn't look at her eyes when I replied, "There's nothing to do with my fasting." I wish I could say what I hid deep inside, I just didn't want to do that work anymore (see my IG highlight, SCAM)

Eid Al Fitr is the same. Most times I spent it with my big family in Kerinci but growing up as a nomad it's a reality you won't be able to confront--that sometimes you've gotta spend it all alone in your 3x4 room thousands of miles away from all those familiarities. It's also a part of adulting when you just want to sit by a beautiful beach with your best friend. Approaching 30 yo, I, was scared of birthdays and Eid celebrations. Yes, I hate that one question, "Kapan Nikah aka When will you get married?" The other reason was, I just wanted to be left alone. Sometimes, I feel like I don't have the energy anymore to fake smiles, to care when I actually don't, and maybe, maybe l,... There's more than JUST a series of events I didn't want to recall every time I am _home_ .

Not only one time I mentioned this to my best friends, "I don't remember much about my childhood, just the ones that are really significant and mostly they're the worst ones."

"My teenagehood? Hmm, I could still recall many of them, maybe I was happy back then in that boarding school."

Looking back, ever since I wore my hijab in high school, there's so many blessings mashaAllah. I guess in my childhood too, I just didn't notice as I always thought that I was being punished every time new problematic reality hit. Connecting the dots, all those wishes, desires, hopes, all of them were actually granted in so many different pieces that I didn't understand, I couldn't comprehend, at that point of life's journey.

- I was never left starving

- I have homes in not just buildings but people I care about and they love me tremendously

- I get to pray and ask Allah whatever I want and the most important as well as be au ti ful thing is that, He always, always grants it-- even though sometimes it's not what I begged for still, the replacement is out of this world, to even think about it, is not possible.

These last two years, I spent Ramadan and Eid (insha'Allah) here in my hometown and I am so sad that this Ramadan is coming to an end very, very soon.

I just want Him to know how grateful I am to be who I am today and where I am. At some point in my life I kept on saying, "I'd love to 'retire' young. I'd love to have the freedom I deserve and needed. It was my 11 year old soul who wanted these the most."

I guess I've practically achieved those along with all the du'as I raised and spelled in Mecca and Madinah only a few months ago. MashaAllah MashaAllah Alhamdulillah:")

Through this writing I shall remind myself and hopefully anyone who needs this; "Look back once in awhile, you'll be amazed at how much and how many of your dreams, prayers, wishes that came true in so so many beautiful, beautiful unpredictable storylines."

"Fabiayyi ala irobbikuma tukadziban" (فَبِأَيِّ آَلَاءِ رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ) yang artinya "Maka nikmat Tuhan kalian yang manakah yang kalian dustakan?"

*"Then which of the favours of your Lord will ye deny?"*

_Mong, 29th Night of Ramadan 2025, in a place that used to be her darkest unanswered hole._

[alfaaz-e-momin]

In Surah Yusuf - Allāh described the story of Prophet Yusuf as the most beautiful of stories. Why? Because regardless of what situation you’re going through in life - you can relate to something in it.

It teaches us that dreams do come true, hardship will turn in to ease, and nothing is better in this world than loyalty. It teaches us that those with gifts will be hated upon and plotted against - so patience is key. It teaches us that it’s never too late to say sorry and forgiveness takes the greatest courage. It teaches us du'as may be delayed but they are never rejected. It teaches us that the best of people have the most difficult beginnings but they always have the most beautiful endings. It teaches us that the affection and care of parents has no boundaries, love can cure, broken hearts can be fixed, and reuniting with those we care about is close. It teaches us that the truthful never abandon that which theybelieve in, Allāh is with those who have no one, and He gives everything to those who give up everything for Him.

[rennalisa]

hi there, i made this new blog to celebrate my new phase of life. finally (i guess) .

I think Allah finally grant my du'a to erased you from my mind, my heart, and my life. Because i never dreamed about you again. It's my time to bloom and to beloved again.

i wish there's a man who love me harder.

[midnightsorrowsworld]

I think Allah finally grant my du'a to erased you from my mind, my heart, and my life. Because i never dreamed about you again.

But im doubt about that. Becase sometimes in the certaine circumstance i remember you, and i got my eyes wet with my tears and an aching chest.

[labbaik-ya-hussain-as]

As the day of #Arafah has begun, wanted to specially make this du'a for all of us

*May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى* record our name amongst those who will be forgiven. Ameen 🤲🏼

*May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى* accept all our Du'as and widen our Rizq with lots of Barakah. Ameen 🤲🏼

*May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى* grant us the strength to fulfil our obligations to the best of our ability and confirm our entry into the highest rank in *JANNAH* by *HIS* Mercy. Ameen 🤲🏼

*May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى* remove all our difficulties and ease all our tasks. Ameen 🤲🏼

*May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى* answer from *HIS* infinite mercy, all that we need and ask for, from the dreams of our heart to the prayers on our lips, to every expectation and aspiration we have that He is pleased with. Ameen 🤲🏼

*May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى* protect and guide us; and keep us safe from all calamities and save us from the punishment of the grave and the Hellfire. Ameen 🤲🏼

*May Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى* grant us success and elevate our status in this world and the Hereafter. Ameen 🤲🏼❤️

[contained-mess]

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my fav anon just ended her last ask with this and I'm just so overwhelmed with emotion and gratitude bc I literally do understand Qur'anic Arabic to that extent and I clearly remember YEARNING to be able to get to that point eventually

it was one night during taraweeh when I was maybe in 11th? grade and I remember watching all the people around me cry as the imam was reading the witr du'a and all I was able to pick up on at that point were little words like إلاهنا - so when the imam would call that out with so much emotion, I remember my only du'a at that point was to be able to understand fus7a and alhamdulillah fr fr bc just a couple years later I started a Quran program full time and that dream was actualized and I swear to God I tell this to anyone who'll listen, there is NOTHING like being able to understand what's being recited to bring you back to Allah man NOTHING alhamdulillah and I really want to shout that from a roof top

it's a mixed bag of emotion tho bc on one hand I'm so so grateful to have had access to that knowledge but also I feel so guilty like I'm sitting on a goldmine of privilege and am not doing nearly enough to make the most of it esp while others are craving to have a bit of what I have and the possibility of the knowledge being a حجة against me is so :(

اللهم حاسبني حساباً يسيراً

[zakirnaikpersonal]

Du'a has the Power to turn your Dreams into Reality

[roses-and-latte]

my dream uni vibes ( ♡ )

posting these here to spark the willpower in me and slap my lazy ass off cause I'd LOVE to further my studies here :') i mean look at em, such a beautiful place to study, learn & grow. To be having a place in there means doing the extraordinary. like how they say, "if you've never got what you've never had, then do something you've never done before".

[lover-of-ar-rahmaan]

So many things I want to specialise in at Hawza....

[aminakerai]

::: A Woman's Du'a for her Future Husband ♥️...

O Allah! Please grant me the one

Who will be the garment for my soul

Who will satisfy half of my deen

And in doing so make me whole

Make him righteous and on your path

In all he'll do and say

And sprinkle water on me at Fajr

Reminding me to pray

May he earn from halal sources

And spend within his means

May he seek Allah's guidance always

To fulfill all his dreams

May he always refer to Qur'an

and the Sunnah as his moral guide

May he thank and appreciate Allah

For the woman at his side

May he be conscious of his anger

And often fast and pray

Be charitable and sensitive

In every possible way

May he honor and protect me

And guide me in this life

And please Allah! Make me worthy

to be his loving wife

And finally, O Allah!

Make him abundant in love and laughter

In taqwa and sincerity

In striving for the hereafter!

May Allah grant all single Muslim sisters with such husbands... Ameen ya Rabb! 🙂 ♥️