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Personal tips.
1. Pray On Time
Organize your day around your prayers—not the other way around. If something interferes with your salah, abandon it and trust that Allah will replace it with something far better. When your intention is sincere and purely for His sake, you will never lose. There’s barakah in everything aligned with your prayer.

2. Speak Less, Reflect More
The tongue is light, but its burden is heavy on the Day of Judgment. The more you speak, the more responsibility you bear. Scholars remind us: “Do not speak unless your words bring benefit.” Let your silence carry wisdom. Keep some things for your munājāt (private supplications) — only Allah deserves to know your deepest thoughts.

3. Eat Little, Be Light
This might be the greatest advice I have ever received. Hunger humbles you, connects you to the less fortunate, awakens your soul in prayer, and makes even simple bread feel sacred. Hunger keeps you close to Allah, it keeps you awake at nights, and it makes your prayers even more meaningful. It brings true value to the bread you once disgusted. Famine opens your eyes, kneels you down to your prayers, opening your hands to dua. An overfilled stomach dulls the heart, fuels laziness, and dims your spiritual light. Eat with intention and moderation.

4. Sleep Little, Live More
Sleep is described as the little death. Don’t overstay in this death-like state. Excessive sleep drains your energy and leaves you restless, not refreshed. 6–7 hours is a blessing. 4–5 hours, when done right, can be powerful. More than 7 hours? It becomes a poison to the body and the soul. Wake up and live!

5. Choose Friends Who Remind You of Allah
Surround yourself with people who bring light into your life, not those who waste your time. If they don’t value their own time, how can they value yours? A heart filled with love for Allah will always honor others and uplift you.

6. Earn and Eat Halal
If your income and sustenance are not halal, how can you expect your du‘as to be answered? Even one unjust word can contaminate all your hard work. Be cautious with your earnings, however small. Purity in rizq brings blessings beyond measure.

7. Keep Your Word
Not just your promises—your everyday words too. Let your speech be a mirror of your inner integrity. Nurture your soul by living up to your words. What’s the point of speaking if you don’t mean what you say? As the Uzbek saying goes:
“O‘l, so‘z berma. O‘l, so‘zingdan qaytma.”
(“Better to die than to break your word.”)

8. Train Your Body, Strengthen Your Spirit
Work out. Move. Exercise. Take care of the body Allah entrusted to you. Low self-esteem often fades when you feel strong in your own skin. Whether at the gym or at home, stay consistent. Forget the myth that habits form in 45-50 days — real change takes years of commitment. Excuses are endless, but life is not.

9. Dream Bigger Than Life
Dream wildly, even if it feels beyond your reach. You may not achieve the dream, but you will become it. You’ll grow into someone greater than you imagined. Allah blesses those who pursue goodness passionately. If He grants you your dream, He’ll make you worthy of it in the process.

10. Don’t Argue – You Know Nothing
Arguments serve the ego, not the truth. Whether you’re right or wrong, arguing is a loss. Real correction comes through listening, not proving. Walk away from fights. Trust that everyone is walking their own destiny. Even those in sin are living a story written for them. Don’t try to fix what only Allah can guide.

11. Keep Your Joys and Sorrows Private
Not every happiness needs to be shared. Not every wound needs to be exposed. Keep your life sacred. Let the world see your character—not your chaos. There is peace in privacy.

12. Don’t try to be perfect. You are already perfect in your imperfections:)

You know everything better than I do, just start and feel it.

I’m not a fan of K-dramas or the K- world itself, but I watched this. Honestly, I didn’t regret it. The themes of parental love and the guilt kids carry really makes it special to watch. It’s a solid story about dreams and creating better opportunities for the next generation. I don’t think it is just a love story, and I liked the points it shows about right person, right timing, right circumstances. If you’re curious, it’s worth a watch.

O'zim istamagan holda tugatib qo'ydim. Juda ajoyib 46 qismdan iborat serial ekan. Ochig'i, sabr va nafsni qiynadigan jarayonlar juda ko'p bo'ldi, but at the end it was amazing with good ending:)

People are so funny😂😂😂

Bugun ustozimdan duoni yuksaltiradigan ajoyib narsani o'rgandim. Odatda, dunyo narsalarini so'raganda uyalamiz, amalga oshsa, oxiratimizga nimalar qoladi deb tashvishlanamiz. Bu dunyoda hamma lazzatni his qilib, oxiratga hech narsa qoldirmaslik qo'rqinchli tuyg'u. Tanaga oziq, dardga davo, qalbga sokinlik, nafsga moddiyat so'rash ba'zan odamni o'ylantiradi, chunki ochlikka, dardga, og'riqqa, qiyinchilikka sabr qilish gunohlarni yuvadi va oxiratni poklaydi.

Ammo bugun ustozimdan ajoyib narsani qulog'imga ilib oldim: dunyo moddiyatini so'rayotganda, uning oxiratga foydali bo'lishini ham qo'shib so'rash kerak ekan. Dardga darmon, zero namozga shaylanay; qo'limga boylik, zero nochorni to'ydiray; qalbga safo, zero insonlarga kulib boqib, qalblarini quvontiray; qiyinchilikka yengillik, zero shukr qilib yaqinlarimni to'ydiray. Oldinga bo'ynimda qarzlar bilan emas, amallarim bilan boray. Zeroki, har moddiyatim, oxiratim uchun manfaatli bo'lsin:)

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