#is qadar

[gulaab-jaamun-galaxy]

And then I looked for you in everything that was pretty. And I think of you whenever I'm left alone with my thoughts.

अच्छा लगता है हर रात तेरे ख्यालों में खो जाना,

जैसे दूर हो के भी तेरी बाहों में सो जाना...

The urge to lay on your lap under this tree, and then I'd admire the way God made you so pretty, and then I'd tuck your hair behind your ear because the winds seemed to bother you while you were reading your favourite book.

@wizardcherryblossom 💗♾️💫

@bareilly-wala-jhumka 🌼💞🌻

Nazar Ko Humne, Nazar Se Ek Din, Nazar Milate, Nazar Se Dekha.. Mili Nazar Jo, Nazar Se Unki, Nazar Churate, Nazar Se Dekha..

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[artofimmy]

Tried doing the Color Wheel Meme as a coloring exercise. It ended up not just being a success, but it REALLY helped me grasp coloring in ways I couldn't before, like limiting a palette per character, keeping an eye on values and saturation, and other things of color theory that, while I know what they are, I have a difficult time implementing it.

Some colors are swapped around on some characters like Rashid's kaftan and cloak, while others like Giovanni, Frascona, and Guy are given adjusted hues not only appropriate of color theory, but even what colors would have been available during the early 18th century. Ruixiong may be unusual given that deep purple would have been impossible to obtain unless you're swimming in money, but hey, it's color practice, he probably stole the dyes and made Abena make his hanfu, or just outright stole from a rich person. Or have the Master give him the bajillion sea snails needed to make the dye WHO CARES?

No, Ulan isn't really that blue.

[sins-of-the-sea]

Haramposting? What about halalposting?

[saanjhghafa]

Yahan sache dost itni mushkil se mil rahe hain aur tum sache pyaar ki baat kar rahe ho

[majestativa]

We should love life’s long hours of illness and narrow years of longing as we do the brief moments when the desert blooms.

— Edith Södergran, Love & Solitude: Selected Poems, 1916-1923, (1992)

[kafi-farigh-yusra]

We've officially entered that time of Ramzan when you're doing ibada'h in odd numbered nights and going Eid shopping on even numbered days.

[lookthedevilintheeye]

//Cappn and I frequently joke how Captain Ravyn is the manliest character in the entire cast. Even more than her First Mate, who can bench-press a cannon like a Q-tip.

Bonus:

Rashid gets it.

[somaligovernment]

DING DING DING LADS BANK HOLIDAY IS OVA ANOTHER WEEK OF ONE MORE WEEKING IT

LETS GOOOOOO

[lesewut]

"Mercy is innocence, so it can not be a guest in every heart."

Chaldun, Ibn “Geography is Destiny” is taken from the original work of 1377 “Muqaddima”, presented by Turkish philosopher Mesud Topal. Critically interlinking the ideas of Chaldun and the inability of (Islamic) World to truly live the essential requirements of tolerance, education, justice and peace.

"The Right can just be protected with justice."

Not present in the collective consciousness, in the flow of history overshadowed by other great thinkers such as Avicenna and Averroes, forgotton at the tipping point of the former height of the Islamic world and detached by the rising Europe,  I would like to present an enriching and progressive thinker, who, due to his wealth of ideas, no matter what effort, can only be presented fragmentarily in terms of its size and foresight: 

Ibn Chaldun (*1332) is considered the first historian of the Islamic world.  His achievements in the field of sociological research are outstanding and his  understanding of history shows a polyvalent and profound analysis. 

Perhaps he is the first to show the various interconnections and influences of geography (from weather to the borders) on human life, therefore its Qadar (~ fate) and thus on the development of dynasties.  [Cf. Ptolemy “Tetrabiblos” - the influence of stars and planets, based on place on birth] 

"The strength of a government can only be based on justice, courage in truth and mercy."

In his work "Mukkaddime" (Turkish spelling) further aspects are analyzed,  such as the duties of a government towards its population   (main task: Ensuring peace, welfare, justice) or how the individual as part of society -  (according to Aristotle's zoon politikon + al-Farabi "The Virtuos City"   depiction of an idealized state, see Plato "Politeia")   has a special obligation to continuously work and constantly educate oneself. 

"Man is an entity that denies not having understood his own mind."

Acquiring knowledge is an essential part of Islamic values.  Already Hz. Muhamed used to say "And if knowledge is in China, strive!"  Because only healthy, intelligent people can form a healthy and sustainable system of government.  Therefore, man's main goal should be to acquire knowledge and education,  to approuch to the Truth and to learn how to distinguish right from wrong.  (the confusion of concepts leads to irreparable damage, the Truth and the Right  are no longer protected because they are no longer recognized = beacon of moral apostasy) 

"Man does not die of hunger, but because of habits."

Ibn Chaldun also places a special requirement on the state to guarantee the education of its citizens,  for "to leave a man uneducated is to lose him." 

Also he states that the transfer of knowledge should not falter and sets requirements  to teachers who are supposed to be competent and learning methods of "authority, memorization and undisputed constraints" hinder the enlightment of the learner, because it is particularly significant to illuminate why it is so important to aspire education . 

Ibn Chaldun repeatedly emphasizes that there is no other salvation for man  than constant striving and learning.  Only education leads to salvation and so the individual should strive for he has the duty not only towards society and God, but especially for the one's own happiness. 

[goharshahi]

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[munaeem]

Does fate rule our lives? What does Islam and Christianity say on this?

The concept of fate and its role in human lives is a topic that has been explored in many religious and philosophical traditions, including Islam and Christianity. Both religions have nuanced views on the matter, emphasizing both divine will and human responsibility. Islam In Islam, the concept of fate is often referred to as “Qadar” (divine decree or predestination). Muslims believe that Allah…

[wally-b-feed]

Anthony Fineran (B 1981), 'Qadar Reigate', 2024

[sins-of-the-sea]

"Now, now. Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.~"

[zhrr-aira]

Di dunia ini,

tidak ada yang namanya kebetulan. Semua yang terjadi, atas kehendak Allah. -𝐳𝐡𝐫𝐫.𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐚

Dari Anas bin Malik radhiyallahu ‘anhu, Rasulullah shallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam bersabda,

عَجِبْتُ لِلْمُؤْمِنِ، إِنَّ اللهَ لاَ يَقْضِي لِلْمُؤْمِنِ قَضَاءً إِلَّا كَانَ خَيْرًا لَهُ

“Aku begitu takjub pada seorang mukmin. Sesungguhnya Allah tidaklah menakdirkan sesuatu untuk seorang mukmin melainkan pasti itulah yang terbaik untuknya.” (HR. Ahmad, 3:117. Syaikh Syuaib Al-Arnauth mengatakan bahwa hadits ini sahih).

https://rumaysho.com/28668-semua-takdir-itu-baik.html

[mercyguideheal]

Why Me - Dr Omar Suleyman

Understanding Qadar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mub-ru8BTo

Where was I before I was born https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzE5j2qkFA0

Why did Allah choose this time for me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hDUB6yFwBQ

What happened on my birthday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6caeSh2bd8

Full playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ02IYL5pmhFYDrmxNHAlwgcHOR4h1bPa

[minumescoklat]

Qadar

Satu hal yang aku pelajari dari beberapa tahun terakhir, takdir itu bukan untuk dipertanyakan, tapi dijalani.

Tindakan atau terapi pengobatan sudah terbiasa untukku, terbiasa bed rest, terbaring lemah, rutin minum obat atau mengikuti terapi, sudah sering dialami sejak kecil. Namun entah mengapa, sakit 5 tahun terakhir ini, jadi hal yang terberat untuk Nahda.

Spekulasi ku karena sakit ini mengorbankan banyak hal, mengorbankan cita-cita, mengorbankan waktu lebih banyak, mengorbankan energi, tidak hanya diriku tapi orang lain juga.

Tapi sebenarnya, pengorbanan itu juga dialami pada sakit, operasi, tindakan, terapi sebelumnya. Tahun lalu, Nahda sadar, ternyata mempertanyakan takdir setiap harinya, yang membuat semua ini terasa berat dijalani

Kenapa rasanya nyeri banget ya Allah? Kenapa pendarahan lagi? Kenapa bisa diare lagi, kemarin aku jaga makan? kenapa harus operasi lagi? kenapa pemeriksaannya menyakitkan ya Allah? Kenapa aku harus menahan nafsu makan lagi ya Allah? Kenapa aku harus merasakan ini? kenapa aku tidak seperti orang lain? kenapa yang datang, sedih lagi? apa yang harus aku lakukan kali ini? Sakit ya Allah, Apa Allah benci dengan ku?

begitupula dengan lingkungan, baik keluarga dan teman, tidak berhenti bertanya dan membuat kesimpulan

kenapa ya da kamu gini terus? kamu kan sehat, makannya teratur. Kamu kan baik, kenapa mengalami ini? Kamu kan sempurna jadi istri dan ibu da, kok belum dapat pasangan juga? kamu banyak dosa deh kaenya? atau orang tua mu banyak dosa?

Nahda terlalu sibuk dengan titik hitam, padahal dunia ini luas dengan cahaya putih. Aku terlalu sibuk dengan pertanyaan, sampai aku lupa, hal itu cukup dijalani saja.

Perlahan - lahan, aku bisa mengenali kemampuan diri, aku mengenali karakter tubuh ku sendiri, aku mengenali kesanggupan diri, aku bisa tenang, jika ada hal buruk yang datang, bukan berarti seluruh dunia akan jadi buruk, jalani saja dulu, karena kesulitan datang bersama dengan kemudahan.

Aku belajar untuk bersyukur

Aku belajar untuk mengatakan i'ts okay, we can handle it.

Aku belajar, yaudah kalo capek istirahat, kalo selesai istirahat, kita beraktivitas lagi

Aku belajar untuk, gapapa diare, kita minum obat, lalu istirahat

Aku belajar untuk, tidak apa apa sakit, beberapa jam lagi bisa hilang sakitnya

Aku belajar untuk menunggu antrian, mengisi waktu menunggu dengan membaca buku atau review pekerjaan

Aku belajar mengisi waktu dengan mengamati orang lain, dan mendoakan hal baik untuk orang tersebut

Perlahan, aku belajar untuk menenangkan diriku sendiri, yang ternyata sangat berdampak untuk lingkungan ku

Ternyata, Allah sedang mengabukan doaku sejak dulu, Aku selalu berharap semoga kehadiranku, bisa menenangkan dan membahagiakan orang lain.

Terimakasih ya Allah, Semoga Allah mampukan Nahda untuk melewati ini semua

26 April 2024