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#“Wise words from Allah: 'Indeed#with hardship comes ease.' Trust in His plan#for every challenge is followed by relief. 🌟🙏
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Bismillah Al-Rahman Al-Raheem.
Indeed, the Qur'an is filled with verses that offer deep solace and hope, promising that Allah, in His infinite wisdom and mercy, will alleviate our sorrows and transform our hardships into ease. Allah assures us that He is ever-watchful, and nothing in our lives escapes His notice.
"فَإِنَّ مَعَ الْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا. إِنَّ مَعَ الْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا" "So, truly, with hardship comes ease. Truly, with hardship comes ease." Quran 94:5-6
This verse is a divine reminder that after every trial, relief is not just promised once but twice. Your current difficulties, no matter how heavy, will eventually give way to ease and joy. Allah Himself has guaranteed it.
Furthermore, the Qur'an reminds us to stay patient and steadfast:
"يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا اصْبِرُوا وَصَابِرُوا وَرَابِطُوا وَاتَّقُوا اللَّهَ لَعَلَّكُمْ تُفْلِحُونَ" "O you who have believed, persevere and endure and remain stationed and fear Allah that you may be successful." Quran 3:200
Patience and reliance upon Allah are keys to success, both in this world and in the hereafter. The people of Jannah are those who bear their trials with faith and patience, knowing that Allah is with them through every hardship.
Moreover, Allah promises that those who trust in Him will never be abandoned:
"وَمَن يَتَوَكَّلْ عَلَى اللَّهِ فَهُوَ حَسْبُهُ" "And whoever relies upon Allah – then He is sufficient for him." Quran 65:3
Trust in Allah means acknowledging that even in the depths of our pain, He is our Protector, and He will take care of our affairs, both in this life and the next. Your struggles will not be in vain if you keep your heart tied to Allah and His guidance.
Finally, for the believers who endure, Allah gives a beautiful glad tiding:
"إِنَّ الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا وَعَمِلُوا الصَّالِحَاتِ كَانَتْ لَهُمْ جَنَّاتُ الْفِرْدَوْسِ نُزُلًا" "Indeed, those who have believed and done righteous deeds – they will have the Gardens of Al-Firdaus as a lodging." Quran 18:107
Yes, you will meet the people of Jannah, insha'Allah, both in this world through righteous companionship and eternally in the hereafter, where your sorrows will vanish, and you will experience endless joy. Allah's promise is true, and His mercy encompasses everything.
Your pain, your patience, and your trust in Allah will lead you to a brighter future, one that may even surpass your expectations. Allah has a plan for you, and His plans are far greater than anything we can imagine. Never give up hope, for you are in the care of the Most Merciful.
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Kun faya kun, At the end all our words, all our decisions need Allah’s kun. Everything happens for a purpose. It is Allah’s will for us to meet or be away from anyone. Everything is for our betterment. All you have to remember is nothing is impossible for Allah. When Allah commands something to be done then it always happens no matter how hard that may in your eyes. His one single order is heavy on all your decisions. He is capable of anything, everything. He can change your fate in the blink of an eye. Allah will show you the way He has planned a beautiful miracle for you. He has promised you ease after hardship. just keep trusting Him. Allah delayed something in your life, only to have this sincere state of heart from you, so that He can open up the doors for you. And there’s no door that Allah can’t open. When decisions come from heaven, the world does not stop them. So just believe in your prayers and keep asking Allah what you want and watch Him do wonders. 🌷
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Lessons from the Qur'an: Finding Hope in Tough Times
Life is a journey filled with moments of joy and challenges alike. During tough times, the Qur'an offers profound wisdom and hope, guiding us to persevere and find solace. Here are some Quranic verses that bring hope and lessons we can draw from them to navigate through hardships.
1. Trust in Allah's Plan
وَعَسَىٰٓ أَن تَكْرَهُوا۟ شَيْـًۭٔا وَهُوَ خَيْرٌۭ لَّكُمْ ۖ وَعَسَىٰٓ أَن تُحِبُّوا۟ شَيْـًۭٔا وَهُوَ شَرٌّۭ لَّكُمْ ۗ وَٱللَّهُ يَعْلَمُ وَأَنتُمْ لَا تَعْلَمُونَ
“But perhaps you hate a thing and it is good for you, and perhaps you love a thing and it is bad for you. And Allah Knows, while you know not.”(Qur'an, 2:216)
Lesson: Trust in Allah’s wisdom. Sometimes, what seems like a setback is a setup for something greater. Our understanding is limited, but Allah knows what is best for us.
2. Ease Follows Hardship
فَإِنَّ مَعَ ٱلْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا. إِنَّ مَعَ ٱلْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا
“For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease. Indeed, with hardship [will be] ease.” (Qur'an, 94:5-6)
Lesson: Hardship is temporary. Allah assures us that with every difficulty comes ease. This verse repeats the promise, emphasizing that no struggle is permanent and relief will follow.
3. Allah is Always Near
وَإِذَا سَأَلَكَ عِبَادِى عَنِّى فَإِنِّى قَرِيبٌۭ ۖ أُجِيبُ دَعْوَةَ ٱلدَّاعِ إِذَا دَعَانِ ۖ فَلْيَسْتَجِيبُوا۟ لِى وَلْيُؤْمِنُوا۟ بِى لَعَلَّهُمْ يَرْشُدُونَ
“And when My servants ask you concerning Me, indeed I am near. I respond to the invocation of the supplicant when he calls upon Me.” (Qur'an, 2:186)
Lesson: Allah is always near and ready to respond to our prayers. In moments of distress, turning to Him with sincerity can bring immense comfort and solutions we never imagined.
4. Patience and Perseverance
يَـٰٓأَيُّهَا ٱلَّذِينَ ءَامَنُوا۟ ٱصْبِرُوا۟ وَصَابِرُوا۟ وَرَابِطُوا۟ وَٱتَّقُوا۟ ٱللَّهَ لَعَلَّكُمْ تُفْلِحُونَ
“O you who have believed, persevere and endure and remain stationed and fear Allah that you may be successful.” (Qur'an, 3:200)
Lesson: Patience is a virtue that brings success. Holding on to faith and continuing to strive, even when things are tough, leads to ultimate success and Allah’s pleasure.
5. Reliance on Allah
حَسْبُنَا ٱللَّهُ وَنِعْمَ ٱلْوَكِيلُ
“Sufficient for us is Allah, and [He is] the best Disposer of affairs.” (Qur'an, 3:173)
Lesson: Reliance on Allah brings peace. When we trust that Allah is sufficient for us and will take care of our affairs, we can find tranquility and strength to face any challenge.
6. Hope in Allah’s Mercy
قُلْ يَـٰعِبَادِىَ ٱلَّذِينَ أَسْرَفُوا۟ عَلَىٰٓ أَنفُسِهِمْ لَا تَقْنَطُوا۟ مِن رَّحْمَةِ ٱللَّهِ ۚ إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ يَغْفِرُ ٱلذُّنُوبَ جَمِيعًا ۚ إِنَّهُۥ هُوَ ٱلْغَفُورُ ٱلرَّحِيمُ
“Say, ‘O My servants who have transgressed against themselves [by sinning], do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, Allah forgives all sins. Indeed, it is He who is the Forgiving, the Merciful.’ (Qur'an, 39:53)
Lesson: Allah’s mercy is vast and encompassing. No matter how far we think we have strayed, Allah’s mercy is always available. Turning back to Him with repentance opens the doors to His forgiveness and compassion.
In The End
The Qur'an provides a source of immense hope and guidance during times of difficulty. These verses remind us that challenges are part of life, but with faith, patience, and trust in Allah, we can find the strength to overcome them. Reflecting on these lessons can help us stay resilient and hopeful, knowing that Allah’s support is always with us. May Allah grant us the strength and patience to navigate through our trials and emerge stronger in faith. Ameen.
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Patience is a gift we give ourselves in both joy and sorrow. Happiness fades, and sadness does too, reminding us that life is full of change. Only Allah is constant—"The Eternal, The Everlasting." When we trust in His plan, it becomes easier to navigate life’s ups and downs. Allah promises, “With hardship comes ease” (Qur'an 94:6). Though we may not always understand the wisdom behind our struggles, we can rest in the belief that Allah knows what’s best. Trust Him, for He will never burden you beyond your capacity. This moment will pass, and hope will return, inshaAllah.🕊
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This is a fun change of pace. Thanks for tagging me @freneticfloetry and @carlos-tk
trap : from the d/s stand-alone 'Win or Lose' I will publish early next year.
All instincts in Carlos always want to ease any ounce of hardship or sadness off of TK’s shoulders, but just as TK bites down his fight, in this role, Carlos can bite down his urge to make it all better. They need this sometimes. It snaps some of the tight ropes around Carlos’ conscience and winds them around some of TK’s demons. “Good,” Carlos says. He brushes the back of his hand against TK’s cheek and glows as he starts rubbing ever so slightly back against it. Like a cat, Carlos thinks, and his own chest feels like it traps a purr.
watch: this has been in my drafts for ages even if I think it's some of my best writing. For now it's called "Fathers" and I plan to go back to it upon rewatch
The very first words he remembers TK saying is ‘He’s my dad.” More than that, Carlos remembers the serenity of his smile. Like there was nothing but the solid foundation of pride and love carrying the weight of that sentence. Carlos had watched the back of the newest Fire Captain, knowing so very little about him, but trusting this man’s admiration for his father to hold truth.
rob: my newest baby. Fantasy!AU
The earth and the wind used to be Carlos’ closest companions, as easily called upon as breath. Now he feels the elements outside his body, something he can strain to draw upon and then has to hope for their whimsy to indulge him. He was robbed. The night his father was killed, the demon tried to kill him to. It failed. Losing half of himself has been the price of his survival. He would have given all of himself to switch places with his father. Now, finding this man, TK, was the first clue Carlos ever to finding the demon that murdered his father. Or it might not. Either way, he’d put the last two weeks on hold in the search for a man who didn't want to be found. What else had his life truly come to?
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a thin envelope, neatly sealed, lies on the sleek wooden surface of your desk. the paper feels cool to the touch, like it’d been encased in ice for a while.
Dear Ying, Hello again! You’ve been well, I trust? I’d planned to have you receive this on October 13th, to mark the end of your October EBG, but I [this part is blotted out by ink] had some personal matters to attend to… My sincerest apologies for this overdue letter, Miss Ying. How fateful it is that I chose today to send this, haha. I’d like to start off by asking you a question. What does loving Kaedehara Kazuha feel like? Well, it’s innocent. It’s pure, like the clear waters of Luhua Pool. It’s refreshing, like the breeze that follows him wherever he goes. Loving Kaedehara Kazuha is knowing that you can show any side of yourself to him, and knowing that he’d still gently cup your face with his palms like he always has. It’s the willingness to love him unconditionally, and the unspoken willingness that you’d do anything to keep that soft smile on his face. It’s a silent promise to stick by him, and, whatever hardships come his way, you’d be right there by his side to get him through it. You’re definitely not one to look at life through rose-coloured lenses, but loving Kaedehara Kazuha is pink. It’s a warm, cosy hue that envelops you whenever he’s around — like you’re wrapped up in a warm blanket on a cold morning, except the blanket is him. Now, what does being loved by Kaedehara feel like? It’s knowing that he understands your emotions– maybe you lose your temper sometimes over something that has inconvenienced you, and you scream at him because you don’t know how else to get that rage off your chest, but he’ll still smile gently, move in to wrap you in a hug, and if you’d rather be alone for some time, he’d be willing to wait. It’s knowing that you’ll always have a sanctuary to return home to. No matter how tiring of a day you’ve had, all your worries are eased away the second you lean into his embrace, with his fingers running through your hair. Because you know that no matter what happens, he’s by your side. And you know you’re safe, because he’ll always have your back. It’s simple, but it’s deep. It’s all in the little things he does. The little handwritten notes he hides around your house for you to find, reminding you to take care of yourself and reminding you he loves you; the short haikus he writes for you because a certain outing with you gave him some inspiration; the way his pinkie always finds its way to yours; the fact that he’s incredibly perceptive (especially because it’s you) and just knows the second you’re feeling down because something happened; and the way he so fondly calls you his muse. I’m a firm believer that love is a two-way street; the only reason why the wandering poet loves you so is because you’ve let him feel the same happiness, and safety, and because you’ve opened your heart to let him in. Please treasure his heart; don’t let it go like someone else did.
~‘printsessa’
the way i had to keep this in my inbox because firstly the EFFORT and secondly printsessa you always put your entire heart and soul into these asks ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚ thank you for making my whole week!!!
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"Allah’s blessings come in both ease and hardship; trust His plan, for He knows what’s best. https://shrinkme.ink/Sq3TZ
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I am Assured All Things Work Together for Good
Identity in Christ: I am Assured All Things Work Together for Good
We often find ourselves asking how difficult circumstances can possibly work for good. When we face trials, suffering, and uncertainty, it’s easy to question whether anything good can come from our pain. But in Romans 8:28, God offers us a promise of incredible assurance. For those who love God and are called according to His purpose, all things—both good and bad—are working together for a greater purpose: our ultimate good and God's glory.
Scripture: Romans 8:28
“And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.”
Devotional Thought: I am Assured
Romans 8:28 isn’t a promise of earthly comfort, success, or a pain-free life. Instead, it reassures us that God weaves everything in our lives—including suffering, temptation, and trials—into a plan that shapes us into the image of Christ. The “good” mentioned in this verse goes far beyond temporary ease. It points to something deeper: a closer fellowship with God, greater Christlikeness, and ultimately, our final glorification with Him. In the same chapter, Paul reminds us of the eternal security we have in Christ (Romans 8:29–30). This promise from God is not just about this life, but also the life to come. God is orchestrating every detail in our lives, even when we cannot see it. The suffering we endure now is shaping us to bear good fruit for His kingdom and drawing us nearer to our future glory in Him. When we face hardship, it’s essential to remember that this promise is reserved for those who love God and are called according to His purpose. If you are a believer in Christ, this promise belongs to you. It’s an invitation to trust God's plan even when we don't understand it.
Bringing it Home: Applying What We Learned
- Trust in God's Sovereignty: God is weaving everything—good and bad—into a greater plan that leads to your ultimate good and His glory. - Look for Growth: Hardships are opportunities for growth, molding you to be more like Christ and deepening your fellowship with God. - Remember the Bigger Picture: Life's difficulties may not make sense in the moment, but God is working through them to bring about eternal good and final glorification.
Prayer
Heavenly Father, thank You for the assurance that all things work together for good for those who love You. Help me to trust Your perfect plan, even when I don’t understand my circumstances. Teach me to rest in Your promise and draw closer to You through every trial. Mold me into the image of Christ, and give me peace in knowing that You are always working for my good. Amen.
Questions for Reflection (How to Live Assured that God is at Work)
- How have you seen God work good out of difficult circumstances in your life? - What current hardships can you view as opportunities for growth? - How can you remind yourself of the eternal perspective when facing trials?
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Understanding the Power of Dua to Get Ex Back: Islamic Perspectives
Love and relationships often bring immense joy, but they can also lead to heartbreak when things don't work out. One of the most painful experiences is parting ways with someone we deeply love, especially when there's still hope for reconciliation. In Islam, many individuals seek comfort in faith during such difficult times, often turning to dua (supplication) to find peace and hope. Dua is a powerful tool in Islam that connects believers directly with Allah, allowing them to ask for guidance, healing, and solutions to their problems.
This blog explores the Islamic perspective on the power of dua to get an ex back and what one should consider while making these heartfelt prayers.
The Islamic Approach to Relationships
In Islam, relationships are founded on mutual respect, understanding, and compassion. Marriage is seen as a sacred bond that brings two souls together under the guidance of Allah. However, relationships, like all aspects of life, can face challenges. When issues arise, Islam encourages resolving conflicts through patience, communication, and understanding. But what happens when the relationship breaks down?
For those who dream of getting back with their ex in Islam, the process of healing often begins with faith and prayer. Islam encourages believers to turn to Allah for guidance and to seek His help in difficult times. In this context, dua to get ex back becomes a means of expressing one's deepest desires and asking for a solution from Allah.
How Allah Can Help You in Your Love Relationship
Dua, in its simplest form, is a plea to Allah. It’s an act of worship that allows Muslims to communicate directly with their Creator, asking for what they need or wish for. When someone prays to Allah to help them reunite with their ex, it is a sincere expression of their heart's desires. However, it’s important to remember that while making dua, a person should be mindful of the broader teachings of Islam.
Intention (Niyyah): Before making any dua, the intention must be pure. The believer should sincerely want what’s best for both parties. If someone is asking Allah to reunite them with their ex, the intention should not be based solely on selfish desires or possessiveness. Instead, the dua should be made with the hope of fostering a healthy, loving relationship that pleases Allah.
Trust in Allah's Plan (Tawakkul): After making dua, it’s essential to trust in Allah’s wisdom. Sometimes, Allah may not grant a person's request immediately, or He may have a better plan in mind. For instance, reuniting with an ex may seem ideal now, but Allah might be protecting you from future hardships. Trusting that Allah knows what is best for you is crucial in the process of healing and moving forward.
Patience (Sabr): Patience is one of the key virtues emphasized in Islam. When making dua to bring back a lost love or a broken relationship, one must practice patience. Healing and resolution take time. Continue making dua, but remember to be patient and give both yourself and your ex the necessary space to heal.
Making dua for getting ex back
When it comes to making a dua to get an ex back, one should approach it with humility, sincerity, and faith. While there are no specific duas mentioned in the Quran or Hadith for this purpose, you can create your heartfelt supplication.
Here's a sample dua that you might recite when asking Allah for reconciliation:
"Ya Allah, You are the All-Knowing, and I do not know what is best for me. If it is in my best interest and the best interest of my ex, please bring us back together and strengthen our bond. If reuniting will bring us closer to You, then ease the way for us. But if it is not in Your divine wisdom for us to be together, grant me peace and help me move on with a heart full of faith in Your plan. Ameen."
This dua is an example of how you can ask Allah to guide you and your relationship according to His wisdom.
Will Allah Give Me My Love Back?
People ask A common question: Will Allah give me my love back? The answer depends on Allah's divine wisdom. Allah listens to all dua, but how He answers them may not always align with what we initially desire. Allah may reunite you with your ex if it’s in your best interest. However, if the relationship leads to harm or suffering, Allah might guide you to a better path.
In Surah Al-Baqarah, Allah says: "But perhaps you hate a thing and it is good for you, and perhaps you love a thing and it is bad for you. And Allah knows, while you know not." (Quran, 2:216)
This verse reminds us that what we think is good for us might not always be, and vice versa. We must trust that Allah will always guide us toward what is best for our lives.
Dua for Boyfriend Back: Is It Permissible?
Some people may wonder whether it’s permissible to make a dua for a boyfriend back. Islam teaches that relationships outside of marriage are not permissible. If you're in such a relationship, it's essential to reflect on whether your desire aligns with Islamic principles. Instead of asking for a boyfriend back, it might be better to seek guidance from Allah on how to pursue a relationship that is blessed through marriage. Asking Allah to guide you toward a lawful and righteous relationship would be a better approach.
Strengthening Your Connection with Allah
When going through emotional hardships, strengthening your connection with Allah is crucial. Perform salah (prayer) regularly, make duas, and engage in dhikr (remembrance of Allah). These practices not only bring you closer to Allah but also provide inner peace and clarity. The more you focus on your relationship with Allah, the more you’ll trust in His plan for you.
Conclusion
The power of dua to get an ex back lies in the recited words and the sincerity and faith behind the prayer. When you turn to Allah for help in matters of the heart, you are placing your trust in His divine wisdom. Whether He reunites you with your ex or guides you to a new path, the key is to remain patient, trust in His plan, and keep faith.
Ultimately, dua is a way to seek guidance, healing, and understanding. If you dream of getting back with your ex in Islam, remember that the outcome is in Allah's hands, and He knows what’s best for you.
Keep making dua, practicing patience, and strengthening your connection with Allah; you’ll find peace in whatever outcome He wills.
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Allah won’t burden you more than you can handle. So if you’re going through a hardship, remember that Allah is telling you: “I’m with you” and “verily after hardship comes ease”. Whatever you’re going through, you’ll overcome it, and you’ll be happy once again! Have faith in His plan, for He knows what is best for you. Every trial is a lesson, a means to grow stronger, and a way to get closer to Him. Trust in His wisdom and be patient, for every difficulty has a purpose, and with every challenge comes an opportunity to elevate your faith and character. Believe that brighter days are ahead, and that this too shall pass. Keep your heart steadfast, and continue to pray and seek His guidance, for He is the Most Merciful and Compassionate.🤍
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“Allah does not burden a soul beyond that it can bear… (Qur’an 2:286)
In this beautiful verse, Allah reminds us of His infinite wisdom and mercy. Each of us is uniquely crafted, endowed with strengths and resilience that we might not even recognize within ourselves. When faced with trials, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, but this Ayah gently reassures us that every challenge we encounter is within our capacity to handle.
Life’s tests are tailored to our individual strengths and weaknesses, shaping us into better versions of ourselves. Just as a diamond forms under pressure, our character and faith are forged through life’s difficulties. Remember, every burden carries a hidden blessing, every trial a lesson, and every hardship a promise of ease.
In moments of despair, turn to this divine promise. Trust in Allah’s plan, for He knows what we do not. Let this Ayah be a source of comfort and strength, a reminder that you are never alone, and that Allah’s support is always with you. Keep faith, remain steadfast, and embrace the journey with an open heart, knowing that you are capable of overcoming whatever comes your way.
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Finding Spiritual Comfort: The Role of Surah Yasin in Times of Grief
In the tapestry of Islamic spirituality, certain verses and chapters of the Quran hold profound significance, offering solace and strength to believers in times of hardship and sorrow. Among these, Surah Yasin stands out as a beacon of hope and mercy, revered for its ability to console hearts and uplift spirits. Particularly during Muharram, a month marked by solemn remembrance and reflection in the Islamic calendar, the recitation of Surah Yasin assumes a special significance, serving as a source of spiritual comfort for mourners worldwide.
Surah Yasin, the 36th chapter of the Quran, is often referred to as the Heart of the Quran due to its central themes of faith, resurrection, and divine mercy. Its verses resonate with timeless wisdom and guidance, addressing fundamental aspects of human existence and the relationship between mankind and the Creator. As believers recite Surah Yasin, they immerse themselves in its profound messages, seeking solace in the assurance of Allah’s compassion and mercy.
The Power of Quranic Recitation
The act of reciting Quranic verses holds deep spiritual significance in Islam. It is believed to connect the believer directly with the divine, offering guidance, healing, and tranquility to the soul. Surah Yasin, in particular, is renowned for its ability to soothe hearts burdened by grief and adversity. Its melodious verses and rhythmic cadence create a serene atmosphere conducive to reflection and introspection.
During Muharram, a month of mourning and commemoration among Muslims, the recitation of Surah Yasin assumes a poignant role. It serves as a means of seeking Allah’s mercy for departed souls and finding strength amidst sorrow. The remembrance of Imam Hussain, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, and the tragic events of Karbala evoke profound emotions of grief and empathy within the Muslim community. In this somber atmosphere, Surah Yasin acts as a spiritual anchor, offering solace and reassurance to those grappling with loss.
Themes of Comfort and Hope
Surah Yasin unfolds with narratives of past prophets and their communities, illustrating the cyclical nature of life, death, and resurrection. These stories serve as reminders of faith, patience, and steadfastness in the face of adversity. The chapter resonates with themes of divine mercy, forgiveness, and the ultimate justice of Allah, providing comfort to believers who turn to its verses in times of distress.
The Quranic verses themselves invite contemplation and reflection on the transient nature of life and the certainty of the Hereafter. They encourage believers to draw strength from their faith and trust in Allah’s divine plan, knowing that trials and tribulations are tests of faith and opportunities for spiritual growth. Surah Yasin reinforces the belief in Allah’s benevolence and His promise to ease the burdens of those who seek solace in His remembrance.
Community and Unity
In the communal gatherings of Muharram, where believers come together to mourn and commemorate the sacrifice of Imam Hussain, the recitation of Surah Yasin fosters a sense of unity and solidarity. It reminds individuals of their shared faith and common humanity, transcending differences of culture, language, and geography. The collective recitation of Quranic verses strengthens bonds within the community, offering mutual support and encouragement in times of collective grief.
Personal Reflection and Healing
For individuals navigating personal loss or adversity, the recitation of Surah Yasin provides a sanctuary for introspection and healing. Its verses offer a pathway to inner peace and acceptance, guiding believers through the stages of grief with patience and resilience. The rhythmic recitation of Quranic Arabic, even for those whose understanding is limited, carries a profound spiritual resonance that transcends linguistic barriers.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Surah Yasin serves as a timeless source of spiritual comfort and strength for Muslims worldwide, especially during the solemn observances of Muharram. Its verses encapsulate the essence of faith, resilience, and hope in the face of adversity, offering solace to grieving hearts and guidance to troubled souls. As believers recite Surah Yasin, they find reassurance in Allah’s mercy and grace, affirming their trust in His divine wisdom and ultimate compassion. In this way, the Quran continues to fulfill its role as a source of light and guidance, illuminating the path to spiritual solace and tranquility.
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[TWATKRant The 17th]
Trigger warning: Misotheism and a whole bunch of disturbing thoughts.
My life is bound to get even worse. No thanks to you all.
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The way things are going right now, I’m sure that my life is about to drastically change... in a not-so-good way. I may be able to enjoy my weekends once again, but I’m pretty anxious about the events I wanted to attend. On top of that, I don’t know if I’ll ever get to do mall-hopping trips again, considering that I have a hard time leaving the house nowadays. I feel compelled to say all of this, as I’m already at a crisis. I might even consider my life to be over right now, It feels like my life had just ended though I’m still breathing. I’m currently a walking hollow vessel, like a puppet whose strings have been cut.
Thirty-two years of age and I’m still living when I’m supposed to be... never mind, it’s just my pessimistic, emotionally unstable self speaking.
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These past few months haven’t been so kind to me. A bunch of upsetting things happened, and my depression is bound to get worse, up to the point where I’ll probably start taking meds. I’m anxious about my future, and I’m worried about my well-being. I’m emotionally unstable right now, and it’ll stay like that until the situation at home improves... if it will ever improve just like the pre-pandemic days.
I’m at risk of missing the fun things in life. I don’t know if I’ll ever get to enjoy my life the way it was before the pandemic. I’ve completely lose hope in everything. Right now, I’m still hanging, but one of these days, I might just lose my grip and lose everything, including my own life. I don’t know if I’m really prepared for it, but I try my best not to resort to such thinking.
Well, you see, I was browsing through Reddit (I’m planning to join that site one of these days), and came across some heartbreaking posts about people deciding that their lives are over, like deciding that their lives are over at 30. To be honest, I have empathy towards these people, as I was planning to end my life years before. In fact, my life should’ve ended on the day of my 30th birthday, but it would be extremely difficult for the ones I’ll be leaving behind. Maybe I’ll do this once everybody hates me. They’ll probably won’t care if I’m gone or something.
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Lately, I feel like God is practically mocking me by making me experience a whole bunch of [unnecessary] hardships that would impair my sanity. Are you kidding me? Maybe God did orchestrate the entire COVID-19 pandemic thing as a way to cripple the entire world. Maybe God intentionally wanted me to stop enjoying my life the way I want it. Heck, even God wanted me to experience a great deal of misery. God can help ease your burden, you say? That’s a lie. God is the reason why I suffered greatly in life. That’s why I stopped trusting and believing in him, and that I’d rather be a non-believer for the rest of my life. Heck, I can even be an atheist for all I care. But being a misotheist is a lot more better.
So if there really is a God, then why would he make things extremely difficult for some of us? It’s not like we did anything wrong, right? Why did he let this goddamn pandemic happen? Why did he let all kinds of atrocities happen? And most of all, how come that he always gives his life to the wrong people, instead of those who really need it, like the terminally-ill patients? If there’s a way to trade lives with the deserving ones, I would’ve done it by now.
That’s it. There’s no God, no savior, not even a single person I can really count on. I’m hopeless. I’m useless. I’m worthless. God made me like that, right? I sometimes think that I should just die in my sleep, now that’s a whole lot better than any other methods that are not only painful but also too extreme for anyone to do it.
Did I say all of these? Yes. And with no hesitance, I might just keep praying for it to happen. Unless, God would personally intervene and ask me to reconsider, and then make my life better. Now that I think about it, I imagine myself lying down in that wooden rectangular box wearing my black pajamas, a black shirt, and a pair of red socks. The thought of it really scares me. I don’t know if I’ll ever proceed with that ending-my-own-life thing.
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In case I’m still living despite my efforts to end it all, I’ll probably wear all black for the rest of my life. I ain’t gonna wear any other color, but I wonder if I could bend that rule just a little so I can either wear my red shirt and/or red socks. Even at the time when my life is filled with nothing but darkness, I still get to be fashionable. So typical of me.
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I suppose, this is where this dangerously disturbing rant ends. Besides, I’m starting to have intense headaches due to then extremely hot weather and bouts of anxiety and depression, plus some thoughts about my uncertain future. Also, my thoughts are clouded right now, so I might not be thinking right at the moment.
To be honest, my life is as miserable as hell. So why am I still living? Maybe someone could provide a bunch of answers? Maybe some mystery person (hopefully my future self) would come and reassure me that everything will be all right? Damn it. Makes me wish I would jump off the building or jump in front of a speeding train, only that I can’t bring myself to do these kinds of stuff. Now what?
I just hope I won’t actually resort to doing this. After all, it’s not like everything in this miserable world is bad anyway, am I right? Yeah, whatever.
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In truth he'd known it wasn't right to lash out upon Trevor the way he was, knew the brunette simply wished to amend the misunderstanding; Hardly a misunderstanding, merely looking for a reason to continue to bottle things up actually, he bitterly reminds himself and yet the moment he'd found himself allowing his wrath, the pain Adrian had forced to burrow deep within his body for so long, it became difficult to quit.
Were his mother still among the living she'd be ashamed of the man her son has become.
Simply put, the closer he'd come to finally sharing just what had occurred in the absence of his companions the more terrified the blonde grew; Fear wasn't something the dhampir had grown all too familiar nor comfortable with after all even despite all the hardships he'd persevered through and yet the idea that he'd be looked upon with pity or even disgust left a bitter flavor upon his tongue, tingling within his fangs with a shame so deeply rooted he couldn't even fathom sharing his tale.
However the metaphorical cat was already rearing its head from the bag, ready to pounce and destroy his carefully crafted façade of being okay albeit perhaps more skittish from a lack of socializing.
How he yearned to be apathetic, truly aloof even as gold eyes lower away from piercing blue ones and attempt to avoid the harsh, questioning gaze of one of the only people he'd ever truly felt safe with, understood by to some extent even. It seemed that stupidity must run within the Tepes bloodline, an inherent need to isolate until the solitude turns into nothing but wrathful sorrow and a desperate need to dig oneself from the hole they'd dug themselves into.
In truth, he'd wanted to share his tale, tell Trevor everything that ailed him and perhaps even weep for once, guilt free and not sat upon a sorrowful throne built upon the deaths of his family, fall victim to the lunacy caused by the bone chilling loneliness of sitting within the remnants of his family home.
In truth, that's what hurt the most; to be left to his own devices and returned to as though the blonde hadn't been forced to grieve his father completely alone, hadn't feared becoming just like the man he'd had to stake.
“ I'm certain your life would be much easier, more enjoyable if you didn't. Why would you or Sypha wish to have a shadow looming behind you, looking for an excuse to bicker and speak with enough venom that he might very well die should he keep his tongue bitten? Worrying over whether or not I'll end up like my father or God forbid somehow worse-- ”
He pauses, shoulders slumping as though he'd given up any fight he'd had left, eased away all of his wrath and in turn fell right back into sorrow upon realizing just how much he'd been projecting himself upon those he cared for. It seemed lately Adrian has gotten far too good at that, assuming the worst of others and yet he can't help but to, a means of protecting himself he'd suppose.
“ What happened, Trevor, is my dignity was ripped from me in mere hours, my hopes and faith within humanity shredded just as quickly as they had formed. I was taught a valuable lesson that I should have learned years ago; To trust others and open oneself to them only exposes you to danger, like a deer stumbling upon a wolves den with no hope to escape and yet I managed to fumble my way free through the skin of my teeth. You want to know what the hell happened then there you go, I feel weak, pathetic and small and I don't know how to fix it and that's why I sought you out because you're strong, you're confident even when your plans are utterly idiotic and I want to understand how-! ”
Lips curl into a snarl, a pathetic sound rumbling through the blonde's petite frame as shame quickly overcomes his being.
“ How when you've been left so utterly helpless and yet still bounce back no matter what sort of shit show is thrown towards you, I admire that about you and I want to understand how you manage it with so much ease, so much grace despite the fact that nothing about you is graceful. ”
Relief was what he'd expected to overcome his body the moment he'd finally shared, no matter how vague and yet all Adrian experiences is shame, hot and heavy settling deep within the pits of his belly as though trying to rip its way from his body. For a second he wants to beg Trevor to stare upon him with disgust, hatred even, and yet he knows damn well the worst he'll get is pity, perhaps even understanding.
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◆ ━━ Myristicisms | Adrian / Alucard
Rage was something new. Something expected yet far from welcome.
Agitation, annoyance, anxiety; Guilt and terror made his body ache, made it tremble.
Pallid hands shakily reach out defensively, as if he’d resigned himself to being nothing more than a mere punching bag; Oh how the mighty had fallen. Memories were funny in a way, and from the expression of familiar blues he’d grown so fond of alone, all he could recall were shades of brown that terrorized his dreams, the mix of voices and laughter that never left him a moment of silence no matter how he longed to forget.
It was ridiculous to think Trevor wouldn’t grow tired of his petty antics, his childish fit of rage that should have been enough to simply get the Belmont to punch him and leave, and yet he didn’t.
Red gleams over the usually bright ambers behind his gaze, the overwhelming urge to shrink away and never be seen again growing far more appealing because he hated the feeling of being stared at, hated knowing that there’s a very high likelihood that Trevor was observing him to figure out what was wrong and the slightest wrong move would give away everything he’d tried to hide away, tried to bottle up. Adrian felt stupid, of course he wasn’t ready to seek help and especially not Trevor’s help, no matter how much he assumed the hunter would understand.
Eyes dart about, trying to establish a good means of escape before realizing he’d essentially backed himself into a corner. Perhaps it was his subconscious telling him it was time to end this childish game of keeping secrets that only hurt him the longer they stayed in the closet. The bottle was cracking and damn near ready to shatter and send shards through every part of his being and now had to be the time. He didn’t want that though, to be happy and secure, to feel safe in his own home, a sick voice in his head always told him that was something a creature such as Adrian didn’t deserve and in a sense, it was right.
Despite the fancy sword work and the elegance he carried himself with; Alucard was just as delicate as the petals of a wilted rose, enough so to the point that he can only bare his fangs at Trevor in warning, a silent plead to leave him be because instinct was slowly taking over and he was beginning to fear the man who, in a way, saved him from more torment. No matter how much he knew Trevor to be safe, to be trustworthy, the pit was still there and the fear that another incident would happen was enough to make him far more cautious around those he cherished most.
Adrian felt disgusting, like a vile creature meant to be slayed at the hands of Trevor or perhaps even Sypha. He was still a vampire after all and with his fangs, he was never going to truly fit in among humans.
’Just like all the others.’
“Sure you can, it’s easy to forget things once they’re no longer around you.” Bitter, rage filled in a way that’s definitely targeted because God knew Alucard always spoke with purpose, with some sort of meaning no matter how vague it was. “There’s no point teaching an old dog new tricks, Belmont. You, nor Sypha could ever understand and it was stupid of me to think I could come to either of you. Don’t worry too much about it eating at you, I won’t be bothering you with my qualms, not anymore.”
Under quite literally any other circumstances, Adrian would applaud the sudden intent Trevor held, would congratulate him and express just how proud he was of the hunter for wanting to make a change; However this was about Alucard, about his tantrum and about how he’d overspoken like a fool, like his foolish father.
“No, perhaps you two will find normalcy again, but everything has been stripped from me Belmont; My family, my friends, my dignity and safety, the very moment I get it all back, then what happens? It’s stripped away again because everything I love bloody leaves me, tries to kill me, or dies!”
He was at a true loss for how to respond.
He wanted to help - to soothe things over for once and face them head on. He knew nothing could properly change or get better as they were now, and more than anything, he wanted to bury things and move on. But in that same vein, he know all too well it was far from an easy task to accomplish.
Memories clung to one like thick tar, dirtied mud that left things hazy and unfocused save for a few spots lacking in grime. What was seen on the other end could vary between something wondrous or something truly horrific. And… in the stubborn Dhampir’s case, he could only guess it was the latter - more specifically, something related to everything they’d gone through so far. The worst part - is for all the hostility and aggression kindling in the air, he got the distinct feeling it was purely defensive.
That Alucard had been lashing out like a wounded and cornered animal.
While his own irritation bubbled just beneath the surface of his skin, threatening to snap should he be pushed any further, a thin line of restraint that surprised even himself emerged, keeping him firmly in check and aware as he stayed in place, simply balling his fists together tighter in his silent stewing. To move in any other fashion felt like he’d shatter the moment, and bring forth a flood of emotions he didn’t quite know if he was capable of handling.
There’s a flicker of crimson that catches his sights, overtaking the familiar gold in a tell-tale sign of rising anger, and with a slight narrow of his own, he stands his ground in stubborn determination.
Lips press together tight, observant yet sympathetic stare held firmly as he holds his tongue. Even when Alucard lashes out more, sharp words as pointed and ready to strike as the blade he fought so skillfully with. It’s spat with such bitterness, Trevor feels that thin single strand of patience begin to fray.
The urge to defend himself rears it’s head, and his own bitterness begins to tinge his thoughts. Belmont. Not Trevor - Belmont. He’d been reduced back to his family name, a title, something so formal and impersonal it left something so wrong feeling to churn at his stomach.
“There’s no point? Is that it? How can we even begin to understand if you won’t even try? Don’t you dare assume I’m not going to worry - that you’re ‘bothering’ me by coming to me. I’m going to worry regardless because it’s affecting you - pretending everything is okay when it’s clearly not is going to blow up in your face you bloody idiot.”
With a hiss of frustration, it snaps and he can’t resist the urge to show his own fatigue at the conversation and the turn it’d taken. A hand combs through his hair in an effort to self soothe, and with a sharp glare directed back upwards, inhaling sharply and holding it for another stray beat, he continues.
“Regardless of whether or not we find normal? What we went through will stick with us until we die. Nothing will ever be normal for us again, no matter how much we try to pretend and search. But sitting around wallowing in grief - it’s not going to help. What in the hell happened, Alucard?”
Maybe it’s not the best idea to demand answers, but he knows damn well that something more went on. Something important. If he needs to be antagonized to get him to finally spill his guts - so be it. He’d push as much as he had to. It felt too serious a thing to just ‘forget’.
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Quick Pick: What Do You Need To Know
I've finally managed to do a reading! 🎉This reading is a quick pick so it's a fairly short reading, but hopefully, that doesn't stop it from resonating. I've also used a deck that is still fairly new to me and I haven't done any type of reading in months so feedback is 100% welcomed.
Deck Used: Woodland Wardens by Jessica Roux
Disclaimer at the bottom.
Pile 1
Cards: The Deer and Oat (healing), The Bee and Pomegranate (productivity) Rev., The Ladybug and Sweet Pea (happiness), The Antelope and Wheat (nourishment), The Spider and Passionflower (creative ingenuity)
Hello my pile 1's. As I shuffled your cards many kept jumping out and hiding. Makes me think that for some of you you're barely holding your shit together and you're longing for the opportunity to put down your load. Based on the cards I pulled, for a few of you the past few weeks or maybe months have been hard on you and it's time for you to take a break from it all and rest and relax. You may be trying and trying to get a particular task or project finished, but the cards represent that no breakthrough will happen until you tend to yourself first. The Ladybug and Sweet Pea, represent that good things are going to start happening. Whatever hardship has been troubling you will start to ease up soon. You could also be finding unexpectedly innovative solutions to your problems as long as you have patience with yourself.
Edit: I felt like I needed to draw another card long after completing your reading and I pulled The Lizard and Pitcher Plant (stagnation). This card is about being able to leave something behind in order to move forward. If you find yourself with a full list of to-do's, don't be afraid to erase some of them completely so you can focus on the ones that will make the most impact in your life (such as taking time to rest 😉).
Pile 2
Cards: The Hound and Pear (loyalty), The Rooster and Sunflower (communication), The Ram and Dahlia (determination), The Marten and Foxglove (mischief), The Butterfly and Snowdrop (hope)
Hi pile 2! Your spread has such a bright disposition simply from the bright imagery on the cards. A friendship is blossoming for you pile 2! I feel like many of you who picked this pile are accustomed to being misunderstood, but someone in your life or coming soon is going to see you for you-- someone loyal, kind and caring. Some of you could be gaining a promotion or stepping into a leadership position. For others, stepping into a new era of confidence and unapologeticness is what The Rooster and Sunflower represent for you. Regardless of whichever situation resonates with you, clear communication is going to be key, and your determination is going to be the thing that makes this happen for you. Overall positive things are coming your way, and if adventurous opportunities take you by surprise, don't be afraid to say yes!
Pile 3
Cards: The Otter and Cattail (peace), The Bobcat and Blackthorn (patience), The Snake and Fern (starting over), The Porcupine and Anemone, The Snail and Huckleberry (trust in the invisible) rev.
Just by looking at the cards, I'm feeling like some part of your life, if not all of it, has fallen apart pile 3. A significant relationship in your life pops out to me for some of you. Peaceful times are coming to you, however, the journey towards peace may not be the easiest. It will require you to do some planning and have patience. Alternately, this good is something that you've been holding out for. There's a lot of dark imagery in the cards, but the animals look calm so for some of you you knew the situation you were in was holding you in a dark place, however, you've been biding your time for your chance to make the change in your life. If the relationship stands out to you, it might be that you didn't have strong boundaries in the past so you gave what you had until it depleted you. In general, maintaining your boundaries in your new beginning is very important. With The Snail and Huckleberry, regardless of whether you're actively pursuing change, it's important to believe that your peace is coming, whether you see physical proof of it or not.
Disclaimer: All readings and tarot/blog games are for self-reflection & fun and entertainment purposes only. It is in no way meant to act as or replace professional advice of any kind. You know yourself and what’s going on in your life best so I ask that you trust yourself above all else. Finally please take only what resonates from the reading which may be some of it, all of it, or none at all.
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