The knowledge of Allah ﷺ encompasses the vastness of the universe, the minutiae of quantum physics, and even the most hidden of matters: the content of our hearts.
Two tangible hopes that envelop us within the last ten days of Ramadan include acceptance of any conceivable wish we have on our journey to Allah ﷻ and freedom from the hellfire.
There are many reasons why tears can be shed, but our hope is that tears shed for the sake of Allah ﷻ will prevent any difficulty or punishment falling upon us in the hereafter.
I’tikaf is a circumstance designed to free ourselves from the addiction of the love of the world so that we are able to attach ourselves to the everlasting love of Allah ﷻ.
A believer’s book of deeds is continuously being written, and hence, one must ensure that this book is worthy of being submitted to Allah ﷻ on the Day of Judgement.
Among the most notable qualities of the Prophet ﷺ was his dedication to service; if we desire to attain nearness to Allah ﷻ, we must adopt this same quality into our lives.