Let's take this message like a medical pill three times a day my dear sisters. 😭

Here is the translation:

"Be strong through your Islam, proud in your faith, and do not look back. Remember the glad tidings of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): 'Islam began as something strange and will return to being strange as it began, so glad tidings to the strangers.'

If your heart is filled with the love of Allah, all obstacles will shrink in your eyes. Remember the words of Allah Almighty: {Allah keeps firm those who believe, with the firm word, in worldly life and in the Hereafter}. So draw your strength and steadfastness from prayer, reciting the Quran, and earnest supplication for Allah to make your heart steadfast. Seek Islamic knowledge and read books that explain the beauty and proofs of this act of worship, such as the book 'Risalat al-Hijab' (Message of the Veil), and listen to beneficial lectures that build your awareness—because knowledge is the fuel that ensures steadfast integrity and solid awareness. Speak to your parents with gentleness and politeness, and let them see the effect of this clothing in increasing your dutifulness toward them, your kindness, and your good character, so that they become your very first supporters.

I ask Allah the Almighty, Lord of the Mighty Throne, to expand your chest, ease your task, and grant you steadfastness and integrity until death. O Allah, make faith beloved to her and beautify it in her heart, make her niqab (face-veil) a light and protection for her in this world and the Hereafter, and gather us and her in the Highest Paradise (Al-Firdaus).

You are strong through Allah, so rely upon Him and take your steps with confidence and pride."Here is the translation of the text into English:

"Be strong through your Islam, proud in your faith, and do not look back. Remember the glad tidings of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): 'Islam began as something strange and will return to being strange as it began, so glad tidings to the strangers.'

If your heart is filled with the love of Allah, all obstacles will shrink in your eyes. Remember the words of Allah Almighty: {Allah keeps firm those who believe, with the firm word, in worldly life and in the Hereafter}. So draw your strength and steadfastness from prayer, reciting the Quran, and earnest supplication for Allah to make your heart steadfast. Seek Islamic knowledge and read books that explain the beauty and proofs of this act of worship, such as the book 'Risalat al-Hijab' (Message of the Veil), and listen to beneficial lectures that build your awareness—because knowledge is the fuel that ensures steadfast integrity and solid awareness. Speak to your parents with gentleness and politeness, and let them see the effect of this clothing in increasing your dutifulness toward them, your kindness, and your good character, so that they become your very first supporters.

I ask Allah the Almighty, Lord of the Mighty Throne, to expand your chest, ease your task, and grant you steadfastness and integrity until death. O Allah, make faith beloved to her and beautify it in her heart, make her niqab (face-veil) a light and protection for her in this world and the Hereafter, and gather us and her in the Highest Paradise (Al-Firdaus).

You are strong through Allah, so rely upon Him and take your steps with confidence and pride."

[Think About Me When You Feel The Comfort]

Something I needed to get out.

@mike_endale

yall need to read this😭

i feel like feminism became this thing that focuses on genders more than ideas. i dont know much about the term and it's history but i'm definetly aware of how sociaty gets to precieve it

here is my ttake, we should never focus on a gender for being the problem, instead we should focus on the underlying issuee that is actually the source of pain, THE ATTRIBUTE THAT MAKES THAT GENDER SHITTY.

or in general the attribute that makes humans shitty.

and in my oppinion it's selfishness, has nothing to do with gender but everything to do with every prroblem that this world has tbh.

every act and every system that stems from the idea of selfishness is the root of all this evil.

so i say whatever gender you are, just check on your intentions on why you do what you do.

ofcourse it always has an aspect of selfishness (just human natuure), gn it should never be the root cause of why you do what you do.

so again, if i am ever going to have any conversation on this topic, it should always be about the attributes not the gender.

because the attribute(the WHY) is the cause of the issue not the gender (The WHO).

even if we ever wanted to focus on a solution, accusing a sole gender for being the cause of the problem means, getting rid of that ggender is the only situation, OR taking full control of that gender is the solution, which is far from how reality works.

so if you ever find yourself having a conversation about this, focus on the WHY not WHO.

also, never argue for the sake of arguingg.

the whole point of a conversation is to teach/learn from the people we are having a conversation with.

if you have something to say, always raise your point and be ready to be corrected if necessary

or else it's just an emotionally backed back and forth conversation that ends with nothing other than disagreements.

My mouth cut for you!

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Mindset & Philosophy

The Millionaire Fastlane — MJ DeMarco
Unscripted — MJ DeMarco
Rich Dad Poor Dad — Robert Kiyosaki
They Made America — Harold Evans
Orange County, Inc.
The Art of the Start — Guy Kawasaki

Finance & Strategy

The Right Exit Strategy
How to Get Rich — Felix Dennis

Product, Efficiency & Innovation

Buy Back Your Time — Dan Martell
The Lean Startup — Eric Ries
The Innovator's Dilemma — Clayton Christensen
Crossing the Chasm — Geoffrey Moore
Blue Ocean Strategy — W. Chan Kim & Renée Mauborgne

Sales, Networking & Leadership

How to Be a Rainmaker — Jeffrey J. Fox
Influence — Robert Cialdini
Traction — Gino Wickman
Never Split the Difference — Chris Voss
Never Eat Alone — Keith Ferrazzi
Multipliers — Liz Wiseman
The Effective Executive — Peter Drucker

Grit & Persistence

Shoe Dog — Phil Knight
The Hard Thing About Hard Things — Ben Horowitz

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