#ramadan mubarak 2023

[sabrgirl]

Salaam, can you give some advices to someone who plans to put hijab on, to be honest I'm scared that I might fail..

wa alaikum salaam <3 of course! Masha’Allah for your intentions, may Allah reward you for it and make it easy for you to go through with your plans, Ameen

the fear of failing is normal but there are a few things you can do to prevent that from happening:

you need to have a reason to wear it why do you want to? having a goal without a reason as to why you truly want to achieve it makes it easier to fall back. your reasons give you more strength, determination and a desire to achieve your goal. for me, i have two main reasons when people ask me 'why do you wear/want to wear the hijab?'. the first one is because Allah سُبْحَٰنَهُۥ وَتَعَٰلَىٰ has asked me to. i know a lot of the time many muslim women wait for 'the right time' to wear it but the reality is that you could die in one hour. you could die tomorrow. maybe in 5 years. maybe in 2. i watched this video once where this lady was describing how for a man's janazah, he is wrapped in 3 cloths but a woman is wrapped in 5 because Allah wants her to be covered and modest even in death, where her body shape and hair still isn't even showing. subhanallah. you do not want your first day of hijab to be when you are dead and on the day of judgement. that genuinely gives me shivers. the truth is, there is no 'right time'. Allah didn't ask us to wear it when we're married, when we're older, when we finish working, finish studying, finish whatever plans we have. He asked us as women to wear it, period. and even if we do wait for that 'right time,' the fact that we still do not know how much time we have left is still prevalent as if you die a few years later, what if most of your life was hijabless? only Allah سُبْحَٰنَهُۥ وَتَعَٰلَىٰ can decide whether your hijabi years were enough to be forgiven or completely rewarded for it, may He forgive us all for our sins, Ameen. the second reason, (fears aside, lol) is because my hijab is my form of empowerment. it is me saying to the world that i am choosing who to show my beauty to. it is me saying that i am valuable, i am precious and only if you can do xyz for me and sign this contract to declare that you will, only then can you see my beauty. it is me saying that i have the power to control who has access to me, the true me, and it puts my boundaries in place that i am not ordinary, but i am special, so not everyone can see my true beauty. and it makes me really proud to have that empowerment and to be given that honour by Allah سُبْحَٰنَهُۥ وَتَعَٰلَىٰ so what is your reason? it could be the same reasons (like wearing it because Allah said so) and your own too. but these reasons will be at the forefront of your mind when you wear the hijab and it will help you to continue wearing it. you will say to yourself 'i am wearing it for/because _______' and that will be your drive. this reason will be more effective than just wearing it because you have to, because yes although you do have to, that is not enough to make you feel happy, successful, or like you really want to wear it. and in my opinion, you should really want to do something that Allah says to do. it's the same with many things, for eg - when you want to pray salah, you get better rewards, they are more effective, they are better salah in general. this reason will also help against temptations of today's world of why you should not wear it.

start slow hijab is not just covering of the hair but is also modest clothing too and jumping straight into abayas, jilbabs etc if you do not wear them already may feel very overwhelming and can lead to falling back on wearing it. start wearing your hijab and take it day by day, give yourself a time frame. eventually, this will become a habit and i am sure that once you get used to wearing it, taking it off will feel strange. while doing this, start dressing more modestly, maybe with the loose clothing that you have already to continue getting used to it. your own loose clothes will help you feel comfortable and will not feel like such a drastic change, like immediately wearing a jilbab might feel. the more comfortable you feel, the better your success in wearing hijab consistently will be. over time, you will begin to start wanting more hijabi-friendly outfits, like long skirts maybe etc and as you start to feel more comfortable, you will want to become more modest with your hijab and change your wardrobe and start shopping for more hijab colours etc. you will begin to feel happy, comfortable and truly strive for the sake of Allah. and Allah will reward you for your efforts.

do not lose hope it can be very hard in this day and age with social media and the people around us to wear the hijab but you need to believe in yourself. Allah believes in you that is why you are a muslim woman. your intention to wear it has not come from anywhere, He is guiding you towards Him. pray to Him that He makes it easy for you, that He enables you to wear it and guides you closer to Himself and helps you succeed. start wearing it and on the days where you struggle, remind yourself that this life is temporary and a greater reward is waiting for you, for us all Insha’Allah and the pain and struggle of this world will all be forgotten about. He knows your heart and sees the struggle and will reward you for your patience and for striving for His sake. May Allah make it easy for you, Ameen.

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Ramadan Mubarak to all my fellow Muslims, especially to @royalhandmaidens because she’s the only Muslim I know on this site. May we see if she can keep from cursing us with French clones this month for the joy of Allah 😩❤️

[doshi-sukiru]

So Ramadan is coming up this week or so, so I decided to give my fellow muslims a gift!

Happy early Ramadan everyone! I hope everyone enjoys the month!

[belle-keys]

just hit me that easter, passover, and ramadan have overlapped this year, nice

[lightgriffinsect]

🌙 the moon hath been sighted 🌙

first day of fasting is tomorrow!!! Ramadan Mubarak 💙

[sunny-rants]

I cannot stop laughing

the end of Ramadan this year falls on 420

[quotidian-oblivion]

EID MUBARAK!!!

Pic of my last iftar. It's dahi papdi and this is my first go at making it! Was ✨️amazing✨️, but didnt quite get the sweet/spicy balance. It was too sweet.

But! Alhamdulillah! It's done. Ramadan has come and gone. AND EID IS HERE!

Happy Eid-ul-Fitr!!!

I want all of you - all of you - to be as happy as you can be and show it openly today. At least today. No negative or self-deprecatory thoughts. Today is a happy day. Period.

Overall, I'd rate this Ramadan 7.5/10 cuz although I did make some progress and learned new things, it didn't match last Ramadan which was the month where I really found myself. Still- it's been crazy. Some good, som bad, as life always is. But I've gone through adventures from batshit crazy things said during class by Nogolsta and I, to having several mental breakdowns while fasting cuz of school, to cooking fiascos, to late night iftar events volunteering, to squealing at 100 followers on Tumblr and 103 subscribers on ao3. It has been. Crazy. And I'm glad to be here to witness all of it.

Now! It's celebration time! Aaaaand after approximately 32 hours I will be posting the first fic in a long time! Can't wait!

Eid Mubarak! 😄

-Quo 💖

[syri-kalter]

بِسْمِ ٱللّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ‎ 

Eid Mubarak Saeed/Gëzuar Bajramin të gjithëve! I wish everyone a wonderful Eid! What a journey has been this Ramadan again! Nothing went as I had planned but Allah always has something greater in store for us! If you couldn't do everything you had planned to do, all the extra prayers, duaas, adhkar etc., don't beat yourself up and forgive yourself. I know you've tried doing more and that is already enough. May Allah allow us to reach another wonderful Ramadan next year and May we live a wonderful rest of the year until that time comes! Now, go get some perfume, wear some of that great perfume you've been saving for a special occasion and go out, have fun, spend time with your grandparents, your mom and dad, your friends and extended family. They're the most amazing thing we have in this world. If there's something I've realized during this Holy Month is that having a brother/sister is such a great blessing. They are made from your same blood, they are a part of you that can't get cancelled. It's such a sacred bond, don't take it for granted. May Allah bless all those who don't have siblings, all orphans and all people distant from their families, may Allah bless all those who praise Him. Ameen

[starrdwst]

Eid preps everyone🫶🏻

[divinely-yourz]

four days left to ramadan and the nigga (shaytan ugh booOOO 🍅) already fienin. HE NOT EVEN HERE YET HOW Y'ALL MESS UP THIS BAD

[small-angry-turtle]

This week was especially blessed!

On Monday (to Wednesday), a Persian New Year was observed. 🐟🧄🕯️

On Tuesday, a spring equinox came and Made our days longer. 🌷🐰☀️

Yesterday on Wednesday, the holy month of Ramadan started. Peaceful fasting! ☪️🪬🕋🍬

[herald-divine-hell]

Ramadan Mubarak to all my fellow Muslim. 😌❤️

[daddyjackfrost]

ramadan mubarak to all my muslim friends!! may this month bring you peace of heart and tranquility 🤍💫

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