The greatest Love of all

The greatest love of all is when He shows you all the needed ways to communicate with Him.
 It is when He assures you that every wish you make will come true and it does.
 It is when He is always there for you listening to you, watching for you. No one will love you like He does, that's for sure. 

Allah, The greatest and merciful , gives non-ending blessings just because He loves you. I can't count His blessings as they are so many. but I can mention just one that most people take for granted. 

He gives you the ability to pray, because He wants you to talk to Him ,ask  Him ,be close to Him , and above all , He gives you the ability to obey Him and pray as He ordered you .

I think this is a great and obvious sign of love, as this means He wants you in Heaven .

Don't tell me there is a greater love than that .

Am I prepared?

My mother once told me that every stage in our lives prepares us to the next. Like school prepares you to college and college prepares you to work (at least in some countries). But I can't help but wonder, am I prepared? Am I prepared for anything different than what I'm currently doing? I'm now living a free life. I have no responsibilities in life or at work. I'm just an employee; I don't manage others or projects. I'm single, so I'm not committed to anything or to anyone. This sounds cool, right? I enjoy my life; do whatever I want whenever I want. But I can't help but wonder am I qualified for anything else?
Am I prepared to be a manager one day? Am I prepared to be responsible for projects and teams under my management? Will I excel with the stress that comes with new position?
Am I prepared to get married? Am I even prepared to be in a relationship?! Will I bear to have someone sharing every and each detail of my life? Do I have the ability to be emotionally involved with someone in the first place?
Am I prepared to be a mother one day? Am I willing to trade my freedom and carefree attitude to take care of a child?
A lot of questions in my head desperate for answers, but I have none. All I can think of is that all those questions about new situations in life introduce some advantages of these different life styles that I lack now in my life. But, they also have their disadvantages that scare me a lot and the right question to ask is, are we willing to give up what we already have to experience new life styles with all the good and bad in them? Are we prepared to take a leap of faith? to go after our dreams?
just always keep in mind, be aware of what you wish for.

Faking

Tired of faking my feelings

I can't take it anymore

I feel like screaming

No one is worth faking for

So here comes the truth,

When you talk, I’m not actually listening

When you joke, I just fake a laugh

When you show off, impressed is what I’m pretending

From my actions only believe the half

I’m not a liar; I’m just trying to be polite

But it seems that I can't keep pretending

I even can't stand your sight

This movie must reach an ending

So from now on, I’ll be true, I’ll be me

Expressing my feelings, speaking my mind

I’ll just be real like I used to be

So be prepared, I won't always be kind

Journey to the Holy lands (1)

I have made a decision at the beginning of 2013 that this year will be the year of dreams. I will do whatever it takes to fulfill my dreams and improve myself.

I started looking in my dreams list to pick a dream to start with. And there is no better start than the start with Allah. I decided to go to the holy lands in Saudi Arabia to do Omra.

This trip had a great effect on me and on my way of thinking that I have never imagined.

1-Arabic: Different cultures, different tongues

During the stay in either Makka or Al-Madina, you get to meet a huge number of people from all around the world.

Different countries, different features and looks. Variety of customs and traditions, and above all, different languages. The impressive thing about all these non-Arab people is that they know their religion very well. Some of them even read Holy Qur’an and Do’aa in Arabic. Most of people from Malaysia and Indonesia read Qur’an in Arabic.

Now you know about the bright side of the story.

The other side is what made my heart really aches. All Arab Muslims speaks Arabic natively and we don’t have difficulties in reading Qur’an and understand it like the non-Arab people.

Although we have this great blessing, we abandon Qur’an and don’t read it much.

Most of Arabs were born Muslims, speak, read and write Arabic. Some of us learnt how to read Qur’an at school. But with all these blessings we choose to ignore it.

On the other hand, when you look to the non-Arab Muslims who don’t have the ability to read Qur’an in its lovely original Arabic language, you see them struggle to learn it and some of them keep the habit of reading it in their own languages. Even some of them go to special schools just to learn how to read it in Arabic.

Those people are really making an effort to learn their religion and practice it. But we who can do all this so easily aren’t that keen on doing so.