Choose yourself, not once, not twice...

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Please don't ever abandon  yourself again.  Especially not in the name of trying to be validated by a temporary connection.  Stop holding on to things that don't demonstrate respect for your value. Start investing in things that remind you of your worth.  You deserve so much more.  And don’t shrink yourself just to fit into spaces that were never meant to hold your light.  Stop explaining your worth to those committed to misunderstanding you. Silence can be dignity too. Choose yourself, not once, not twice, but every single time it feels uncomfortable to do so. Let go without guilt, walk away without fear, and trust that what’s truly yours will never require you to abandon who you are. Grow into someone who feels like home to their own soul. Because at the end of it all,  the longest relationship you’ll ever have is the one you build with yourself.
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Shab e Baraat Mubarak...🤲

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SHAB E BARA'AT MUBARAK
TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY...🥀

LAYLAT AL-BARA'AH ADAB

READ SURAH YASEEN
Prophet Muhammad said the heart of Holy Qur’an is Surah Yaseen, and Yaseen is the name of Prophet, which means the heart of Qu'ran is Prophet! Also, the heart of Yaseen is al-Fatihah, so when you recite Surah Yaseen on Laylat al-Bara'ah, you will be blessed. Allah manifests His Beauty, Light and Knowledge on everyone who observes this night.
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After Maghrib or Isha prayer, we read Surah Yasin three times, and after each time read a special dua with the following intentions:
1st reading is for long life.
2nd reading is for protection from calamities.
3rd reading is for not needing/relying on anyone but Allah.

SALAT AL-KHAYR
Afterwards, at home or in congregation, perform Salat al-Khayr, 100 rakats prayed in sets of two rakats. In each rakat, recite one Surat al-Fatiha and ten Surat al-Ikhlas (total 1000 Surat al-Ikhlas). Some people keep track of rakats on a misbaha (tasbih, rosary beads).
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FASTING THE DAY OF BARA'AH
Due to its tremendous baraka, Prophet Muhammad highly recommended fasting 15th Shabaan (mustahabb) and a vast majority of Predecessors of the Ummah did. ❤️

NOTE Some are observing Laylat al-Bara'ah on Tuesday night and fasting Wednesday, others will complete the adab on Wednesday night and fast Thursday. ❤️❤️❤️

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