• Day 11
    story post
    Roll no:10
    foundation level
    Mulla Nasrudin was resting under a massive walnut tree in an orchard, looking out at a patch of large watermelons growing nearby on thin, fragile vines.
    He shook his head and murmured, "Oh, Allah, your wisdom is great, but sometimes I wonder about the design of this world! Look at this grand, powerful tree—it produces tiny, insignificant walnuts. And over there, those fragile, trailing vines carry giant, heavy watermelons! Surely it would make much more sense if the big tree grew the big watermelons, and the weak vines held the little nuts."
    Just as he finished his thought, a breeze blew through the orchard. A ripe walnut detached from a high branch, plummeted down, and landed squarely on Nasrudin's bare forehead with a sharp *thwack!*
    Rubbing his sore head, Nasrudin immediately dropped to his knees in prayer. "Forgive me, Allah!" he cried. "I will never question your design again! For if a heavy watermelon had been hanging from that branch instead of a tiny walnut, I would not be alive to tell the story!"
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    ### Key Takeaway
    Nasrudin's tale serves as a classic humorous reminder about **perspective and humility**. It highlights how easy it is to judge a system or design as flawed based on superficial observations, only to realize later that there is a deeper function or balance we hadn't considered. See less
    Day 11 story post Roll no:10 foundation level Mulla Nasrudin was resting under a massive walnut tree in an orchard, looking out at a patch of large watermelons growing nearby on thin, fragile vines. He shook his head and murmured, "Oh, Allah, your wisdom is great, but sometimes I wonder about the design of this world! Look at this grand, powerful tree—it produces tiny, insignificant walnuts. And over there, those fragile, trailing vines carry giant, heavy watermelons! Surely it would make much more sense if the big tree grew the big watermelons, and the weak vines held the little nuts." Just as he finished his thought, a breeze blew through the orchard. A ripe walnut detached from a high branch, plummeted down, and landed squarely on Nasrudin's bare forehead with a sharp *thwack!* Rubbing his sore head, Nasrudin immediately dropped to his knees in prayer. "Forgive me, Allah!" he cried. "I will never question your design again! For if a heavy watermelon had been hanging from that branch instead of a tiny walnut, I would not be alive to tell the story!" --- ### Key Takeaway Nasrudin's tale serves as a classic humorous reminder about **perspective and humility**. It highlights how easy it is to judge a system or design as flawed based on superficial observations, only to realize later that there is a deeper function or balance we hadn't considered. See less
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  • Foundation Level
    Day 23
    Call Maya No:3
    Roll No:007
    Talk with Maya – Micro-Habits That Can Change Your LifeCan small daily actions create big life changes? In this inspiring 5-minute conversation with Maya, we explore the power of micro-habits—simple practices that take only a few moments but can have a lasting impact. From hugging your mom or dad, performing Nafl prayers, and saying Salam to a new person, to marking your progress on a habit tracker, these small steps can help build stronger relationships, deepen faith, and develop positive daily routines.Join Maya as she shares how consistency in small habits can lead to meaningful personal growth, greater happiness, and long-term succes

    Foundation Level Day 23 Call Maya No:3 Roll No:007 Talk with Maya – Micro-Habits That Can Change Your LifeCan small daily actions create big life changes? In this inspiring 5-minute conversation with Maya, we explore the power of micro-habits—simple practices that take only a few moments but can have a lasting impact. From hugging your mom or dad, performing Nafl prayers, and saying Salam to a new person, to marking your progress on a habit tracker, these small steps can help build stronger relationships, deepen faith, and develop positive daily routines.Join Maya as she shares how consistency in small habits can lead to meaningful personal growth, greater happiness, and long-term succes
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  • Mohsin #RSF8
    Call Annine NO:4
    Class: foundation level
    Made by Me
    rool no:13
    Micro Habits: Small Actions That Create a Better Life

    In a world where people often focus on achieving big goals, it is easy to overlook the power of small daily actions. However, many successful people understand that lasting change does not happen overnight. It begins with simple habits that are practiced consistently. These small actions, often called micro habits, may seem insignificant at first, but when repeated every day, they can have a remarkable impact on our character, relationships, and overall well-being.

    One meaningful micro habit is hugging your mom or dad every day. Parents dedicate their lives to caring for their children, often making countless sacrifices that go unnoticed. A simple hug is a powerful way to express love, gratitude, and appreciation. It takes only a few seconds, yet it can strengthen family bonds and create moments of happiness. In today's busy lives, many people become occupied with school, work, and technology, forgetting to show affection to those who matter most. A daily hug reminds us to cherish our parents and acknowledge their importance in our lives.

    Another valuable micro habit is performing Nafl prayers. While the obligatory prayers are the foundation of a Muslim's worship, Nafl prayers provide an opportunity to grow closer to Allah. Even praying just two extra rak'ahs can bring peace to the heart, increase spiritual awareness, and strengthen one's faith. These voluntary acts of worship demonstrate sincerity and dedication. They help us develop discipline, patience, and gratitude while reminding us that every moment spent in worship has value. By making Nafl prayers a regular part of our routine, we create a stronger connection with our Creator and bring more blessings into our lives.

    A third powerful micro habit is saying Salam to a new person. The greeting "Assalamu Alaikum" carries a beautiful message of peace and goodwill. It is one of the simplest ways to spread kindness and positivity. Greeting someone you do not know can break barriers, create friendships, and make others feel welcomed and respected. In many situation
    Mohsin #RSF8🎓✨ Call Annine NO:4 Class: foundation level 📚 Made by Me 💻🚀 rool no:13 Micro Habits: Small Actions That Create a Better Life In a world where people often focus on achieving big goals, it is easy to overlook the power of small daily actions. However, many successful people understand that lasting change does not happen overnight. It begins with simple habits that are practiced consistently. These small actions, often called micro habits, may seem insignificant at first, but when repeated every day, they can have a remarkable impact on our character, relationships, and overall well-being. One meaningful micro habit is hugging your mom or dad every day. Parents dedicate their lives to caring for their children, often making countless sacrifices that go unnoticed. A simple hug is a powerful way to express love, gratitude, and appreciation. It takes only a few seconds, yet it can strengthen family bonds and create moments of happiness. In today's busy lives, many people become occupied with school, work, and technology, forgetting to show affection to those who matter most. A daily hug reminds us to cherish our parents and acknowledge their importance in our lives. Another valuable micro habit is performing Nafl prayers. While the obligatory prayers are the foundation of a Muslim's worship, Nafl prayers provide an opportunity to grow closer to Allah. Even praying just two extra rak'ahs can bring peace to the heart, increase spiritual awareness, and strengthen one's faith. These voluntary acts of worship demonstrate sincerity and dedication. They help us develop discipline, patience, and gratitude while reminding us that every moment spent in worship has value. By making Nafl prayers a regular part of our routine, we create a stronger connection with our Creator and bring more blessings into our lives. A third powerful micro habit is saying Salam to a new person. The greeting "Assalamu Alaikum" carries a beautiful message of peace and goodwill. It is one of the simplest ways to spread kindness and positivity. Greeting someone you do not know can break barriers, create friendships, and make others feel welcomed and respected. In many situation
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  • Prompt:

    Cinematic potrait of ( subject)
    A boy standing in front of the Kaaba during Umrah/Hajj, wearing a white ihram (two pieces of white cloth). He is holding prayer beads in his hand and wearing a smartwatch. The sacred Kaaba with golden details is visible in the background, surrounded by pilgrims in white ihram, under the night sky at Masjid al-Haram, Makkah.

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    Prompt: 🤍 Cinematic potrait of ( subject) A boy standing in front of the Kaaba during Umrah/Hajj, wearing a white ihram (two pieces of white cloth). He is holding prayer beads in his hand and wearing a smartwatch. The sacred Kaaba with golden details is visible in the background, surrounded by pilgrims in white ihram, under the night sky at Masjid al-Haram, Makkah. @highlight @highlight
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  • Festivals of Pakistan | A Celebration of Unity | Original English Song

    This original English song is a tribute to the vibrant and diverse festivals of Pakistan — from Eid to Basant, Diwali to Nowruz. It celebrates love, light, and the unity that binds us together beyond faith, language, and region.

    In a time when the world feels divided, this is a reminder that celebration can be a bridge — and that in every lantern, drumbeat, and prayer… we are one.

    Genre: Cultural Pop / World Music Fusion
    Lyrics & Concept: [Your Name or Channel Name]
    Language: English
    Featured Festivals: Eid, Diwali, Basant, Nowruz, Christmas, Holi, Easter, Urs, and more

    Listen. Feel. Share.
    If you believe in unity through diversity — this song is for you.

    Don’t forget to Like, Share & Subscribe for more cultural and inspirational content.

    #Unity #FestivalsOfPakistan #OriginalSong #PeaceThroughCulture #PakistaniMusic #MultifaithHarmony #CulturalPop #WorldMusic #SufiSoul #Basant #Diwali #EidMubarak #Nowruz

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  • I am in Sri Lanka today and This morning ,someone from Europe asked me about what happened in Rawalpindi, I googled, and it turned out that people have been killed and there is Curfew there.

    for last 18 months I have been seeing and for 12 months I have been asking what are the solution to stop hate between Shia And Sunni, and the purpose for this post always is 1 and only 1 like most of my post, to create a dialog, a Dialog in a space on Facebook where people can only use the weapon words, and channelize their knowledge and their anger to re-search to find out eventually that we are actually all one, but people have created these mis conception to create their own benefits.

    There is A ayat in quran, which says " They Are Blind, THey are Deaf, they will not understand" if we choose to be one of them, then we really can not solve any problem, but if we can have the TOLERANCE to listen to someone elses point of view and be able to explain to them our point of view, without getting angry, then and then only do we have any future as human being, or we will only and only be ready to KILL each other , as when we get angry, we are no longer in a state of humanity. That is why in Islam it is HARAM to be angry.

    YET all the muslims who have been killing each other be it in Pakistan or outside, we find that these people are reacting to their anger which is the reason for intolerance.

    The prayers we make every day, are not connecting us to THE source, as we are not really praying, but doing a exercise sitting up and down, if we can really mediate and connect our self to the God, we may have a chance to find the answer.

    The posts i made today was to see how much anger is in the EDUCATED people on the Facebook and yet I found that the anger is if not very high, still high enough to burn the society down, and the people who seem to be REASONABLE still have the TONE in their words, full of anger... Why are you angry ? What has made you this way ? Why do you want to not be in the heaven on earth by controlling your nafs as that is WHY we are here, once we control it , we will be in heaven on earth and the hereafter.

    I am not anywhere near a perfect human being, but I do know that this anger which people have inside them, which they are not letting out, they need to let it out, and BECOME what they are inside, OUTSIDE.

    270+ people commented on my question of If they are Sunni, Shia or ... 200 or so wrote they are Muslims, and 10 or so called Shia Kafir, When I asked how many SHIA do you know, they answered, almost none, but they know of some that do so, why can they not make them a friend on facebook ? and ask them and talk to them?

    I create these options for Dialogue on based of an african saying, Dialogue is the Ultimate of all battles.

    I want you people to fight here, but with an open mind, without getting angry, with reason, be it with shia, sunni , Indian, Pakistani or Jew or a christian, BE REASONABLE, DO NOT insult anyone, and explain your self, that is the purpose I use this platform mostly for.

    I was called today A jewish lobbyist and god knows what all, without even asking me why I posted what I post,

    Dear all, I am here, and I am here to reply to you IF you choose a proper language.
    I am in Sri Lanka today and This morning ,someone from Europe asked me about what happened in Rawalpindi, I googled, and it turned out that people have been killed and there is Curfew there. for last 18 months I have been seeing and for 12 months I have been asking what are the solution to stop hate between Shia And Sunni, and the purpose for this post always is 1 and only 1 like most of my post, to create a dialog, a Dialog in a space on Facebook where people can only use the weapon words, and channelize their knowledge and their anger to re-search to find out eventually that we are actually all one, but people have created these mis conception to create their own benefits. There is A ayat in quran, which says " They Are Blind, THey are Deaf, they will not understand" if we choose to be one of them, then we really can not solve any problem, but if we can have the TOLERANCE to listen to someone else's point of view and be able to explain to them our point of view, without getting angry, then and then only do we have any future as human being, or we will only and only be ready to KILL each other , as when we get angry, we are no longer in a state of humanity. That is why in Islam it is HARAM to be angry. YET all the muslim's who have been killing each other be it in Pakistan or outside, we find that these people are reacting to their anger which is the reason for intolerance. The prayers we make every day, are not connecting us to THE source, as we are not really praying, but doing a exercise sitting up and down, if we can really mediate and connect our self to the God, we may have a chance to find the answer. The post's i made today was to see how much anger is in the EDUCATED people on the Facebook and yet I found that the anger is if not very high, still high enough to burn the society down, and the people who seem to be REASONABLE still have the TONE in their words, full of anger... Why are you angry ? What has made you this way ? Why do you want to not be in the heaven on earth by controlling your nafs as that is WHY we are here, once we control it , we will be in heaven on earth and the hereafter. I am not anywhere near a perfect human being, but I do know that this anger which people have inside them, which they are not letting out, they need to let it out, and BECOME what they are inside, OUTSIDE. 270+ people commented on my question of If they are Sunni, Shia or ... 200 or so wrote they are Muslims, and 10 or so called Shia Kafir, When I asked how many SHIA do you know, they answered, almost none, but they know of some that do so, why can they not make them a friend on facebook ? and ask them and talk to them? I create these options for Dialogue on based of an african saying, Dialogue is the Ultimate of all battles. I want you people to fight here, but with an open mind, without getting angry, with reason, be it with shia, sunni , Indian, Pakistani or Jew or a christian, BE REASONABLE, DO NOT insult anyone, and explain your self, that is the purpose I use this platform mostly for. I was called today A jewish lobbyist and god knows what all, without even asking me why I posted what I post, Dear all, I am here, and I am here to reply to you IF you choose a proper language.
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  • Due to security reason all religious jholooos or ijtima of any party or sect should be restricted to their own prayer places.

    Haroon Idrees
    Due to security reason all religious jholooos or ijtima of any party or sect should be restricted to their own prayer places. Haroon Idrees
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  • Define Meditation

    the action or practice of meditating.
    "a life of meditation"
    synonyms: contemplation, thought, thinking, musing, pondering, consideration, reflection, prayer, deliberation, study, rumination, cogitation, brooding, mulling over, reverie, brown study, concentration, speculation; rarecerebration
    "cultivating the presence of God in meditation and prayer"
    Define Meditation the action or practice of meditating. "a life of meditation" synonyms: contemplation, thought, thinking, musing, pondering, consideration, reflection, prayer, deliberation, study, rumination, cogitation, brooding, mulling over, reverie, brown study, concentration, speculation; rarecerebration "cultivating the presence of God in meditation and prayer"
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  • Type a Arabic Word which is in Prayer and you know the meaning of, but not already posted on this thread !!
    Type a Arabic Word which is in Prayer and you know the meaning of, but not already posted on this thread !!
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  • Dear Rehan Bhai

    Asalam O alaikum,

    respected sir,
    today the whole three hours i spent on ur websites page and you , mashaAllah you are such an inspiration and doing great job my prayers are with you today was feeling so down and was very upset about my career.. i have been through very bad circumstances and had lost hopes but today when i read about you gave me hopes .. really happy to see there are still people like you in this world

    wish you best of luck
    Allah hafiz
    Dear Rehan Bhai Asalam O alaikum, respected sir, today the whole three hours i spent on ur websites page and you , mashaAllah you are such an inspiration and doing great job my prayers are with you today was feeling so down and was very upset about my career.. i have been through very bad circumstances and had lost hopes but today when i read about you gave me hopes .. really happy to see there are still people like you in this world wish you best of luck Allah hafiz
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