February 2012
87 posts
forthesakeofallah:
Deen over Dunya.
Permanent over temporary.
Everlasting reward over brief, pitiful desires.
Deen over Dunya.
Everything in this dunya isn’t worth a drop of water compared to the Hereafter. So why am I giving it the same value?
Why am I treating this dunya as if it’s my permanent home.
I want to go home but am I making the necessary effort?
Actions speak louder than...
fizziklyfit:
“Sebenarnya orang yang berusaha untuk mencapai kejayaan di dunia sahaja adalah orang yang akan mendapat kerugian di dunia dan akhirat, sedangkan orang berusaha untuk mencapai kejayaan di akhirat dalam masa yang sama tidak mengabaikan kehidupan dunia, sebenarnya akan mendapat kejayaan di dunia dan akhirat.”
-dipetik buku, “Disebalik Diri.”
“In the library
fingers turn pages slowly.
My soul starts to sing.”
– etaunknown (via prettybooks)
Ask Yourself.
fizziklyfit:
“Am I ready to meet Allah Subhanahu wa ta’la?”
“A bookshelf is as particular to its owner as are his or her clothes; a...”
– Alan Bennett (via oreofarms)
I am allowed to love someone who I have never met. Even if I’ve never seen them before, I can yearn. I am allowed to love something more than skin. What I love most is a person’s thoughts. They mean more than anything.
Two types of ‘cute’:
staypozitive:
Appearance - It’s their face, the way they dress or just their smile etc, which basically attracts you.
Personality - Where their personality is just adorable. From how they talk to you, the way they treat people and how they act towards you.
“Aku maafkan kamu.Tak perlu kita bertemu.Cukup kau tahu.Yang aku.Maafkan...”
– ‘Aku maafkan Kamu’ , Malique ft Jamal Abdillah (via coretanhatidanjiwa)
“When you’re lost in those woods, it sometimes takes you a while to realize that...”
– Elizabeth Gilbert (via misswallflower)
"Is it because of the strength of the enemy, or is...
Abu Khadeejah speaking about the calamities occurring to the Ummah and why they’re happening.
mom: i don't understand what you do on the internet all the time
me: yeah neither do i
