This is life. People will screw you over. You’ll fight with your family. You’ll witness things that will change you forever. You’ll blame new lovers for things old lovers did. You’ll lose best friends you thought would always be there. You’ll come to realize that everyone has a past. You’ll cry, you’ll laugh, and you’ll embarrass yourself. But then, you’ll find your very own moment where none of that matters; where you can sit back and realize that shit happens to the people who can handle it and that this is who you are, and that no one should want to change you, including yourself.
Farewell Ramadhan.
A few things this Ramadan has taught me © Be prompt and be steady . If you’re able to wake up and have something to eat an hour before starting your fast, then realise that after Ramadan, waking up an hour prior to worship is just as critical. Be steady in throughout the day and be prompt in your tasks. It worked for me J © Be wise . Recognise that certain events of the day do not call for frustration, anger, or responses that will upset you and upset others. Choose your battles, and remember that Godis pleased with those whom are patient. © I learnt the importance of the Al Quran . I learnt that my Muslims friends read the Quran more than they usually do every day . They showed to me that one shall not neglect Quran, for neglecting Quran is neglecting the message of Allah. Their motivation and persistency in reading the Quran makes me so proud of th...
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