That laughter did not just echo in the air...

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There was a time I spoke of my dreams the way a child speaks of the stars softly, innocently, with affection in my voice.  I shared them not as a burden, not as a demand, but simply as a piece of my heart. And somewhere along the way, my dreams were misunderstood, and the very thing I had trusted with affection  was turned into something to laugh at. That laughter did not just echo in the air, it echoed inside my chest. And something fragile within me shattered quietly. My intention had been pure. My words had been gentle. But still, they were misunderstood. So slowly I learned to hold my heart back, to keep my dreams folded within my silence. Today, while standing in prayer, I spoke of those same dreams again but this time only to Allah. And suddenly I understood something. Those dreams were never meant to be carried by the world. Where my sincerity was misunderstood, Allah understood it before I even spoke. Where my heart once felt small, He made it feel seen. For I always k...
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Heart touching Love Story

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♡Heart Touching Real Love Story♡

DEATH ON HER WEDDING NIGHT!!!

☆[True Story] 


“After performing Salat Al Maghrib, she
put her make-up, wore her beautiful
white dress preparing herself for her
wedding party, Then she heard the
Adhan of ‘Ishaa and she realized that
she broke her Wudu she told her
mother : “mother, I have to go to make
wudu and pray ‘Ishaa”
Her mother was shocked : “Are you
crazy?!! Guests are waiting for you, to
see you! what about your make -up? It
will be all washed away by water!!” then
she added:
"I am your mother and I order you not
to perform salah now! wallahi if you
make wudu now, I will be angry at you”

Her daughter replied : "wallahi I won’t
go out from here till I perform my
salah! Mother you must know that
“There is no obedience to any creature
in disobedience to the Creator.”!!
Her mother said: "what would our
guests say about you when you’ll show
up in your wedding party without
make-up?! You won’t be beautiful in
their eyes! and They will make fun of
you!”
The daughter asked with a smile : "Are
you worried because I won’t be
beautiful in the eyes of creations? What
about my Creator? I am worried
because, if I miss my salah, I won’t be
beautiful in His eyes”
She started to make wudu, and all her
make-up was washed away, but she
didn’t care
Then she began her salah and at the
moment she bowed down to make
sujud, she didn’t realize that it will be
her last one!

Yes! She died while in sujud! What a
great ending for a Muslimah who
insisted on obeying her Lord! Many
people who heard her story were so
touched!!
She put Him and His obedience first in
her priorities, so He granted her the
best ending that any Muslim would
have!
She wanted to be closer to Him, so He
took her soul in the place where
Muslim are the closest to Him!
Subhana Allah!
She didn’t care if she would be
beautiful in the eyes of creatures so
she was beautiful in the eyes of Her
Creator!
O Muslim sister, imagine if you are in
her place! What will you do? What will
you choose : pleasing creations or your
Creator?

O dear sister! Do you guarantee that
you will live for the next minutes?
Hours? Months?!! No one knows when their hour will
come? Or when will they meet angels
of death? So are you ready for the day of Resurrection?
                              -Ambivertsyed

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