Key Takeaways from Today’s Reading. Here I’m sharing book and then my perspective on what I learnt. Today I came across a powerful reminder about Allah’s love and mercy. The main message is that Allah’s love is not something dependent on our actions but yeh Allah ki mohabbat hai jo humain taufiq deti hai to turn back to Him in the first place. His mercy comes before us and our turning is only a response to His call. Like the sun drawing plants toward its light, Allah calls us toward Himself so we may grow, heal, and come alive again. •A beautiful moment was the saying of Rabia al-Adawiyya, who responded to the idea of an imam Salih of Qaswin to his students: “Knock on Allah’s door until He opens His door for you Who is seeking His mercy? She responded by saying: “Who said His door was ever closed?” What a powerful statement to remind us ke kuch bhi ho jaye, if it’s the biggest sin or we feel stuck in life, that Allah’s mercy is always open. •It also reflected the deep words of Imam Hussain (RA): “Oh Allah, what did he find who lost You, and what did he lose who found You?” Yaani ap ke sab kuch hai lekin ap Allah ko bhool jayein to ap ke paas kuch nahi hai aur agar ap ke paas kuch nahi bhi hai but you’ve found Allah SubhanAllah ta’ala, then basically ap ke paas sab kuch hai, kyun ke yeh possible hi nahi hai ke Allah apne bandon ke maslay hal na kare ya unko raazi na kar daty. Showing that nothing in existence compares to being close to Allah. Ek aur illustration was the Samurai story. •During a deadly storm at sea which hits their boat, samurai stays calm but his wife panicked and said to him how can you be so calm when we are about to die. He held his sword to her neck, wife started laughing. He said why are you laughing, are you not afraid? She said I know you love me and would never hurt me. He smiled and said: “Well I too am in the hands of the One who loves me. So how can I be afraid?” Bas itni si baat hai Allah par bharosa waisa hi jaisa Musa (AS) ne Nile River ke samne kharay ho kar kiya tha jab ek strong Firauni Force pechay aa khadi huvi, k jab Allah yahan tak lay aya to zarur rasta bhe banay ga. It shows how true trust in Allah’s love and mercy removes fear completely.

In one of my last posts, someone ask me the title of a book I mentioned in the comments. To WO book dhundte huay JB Maine apne racks aur boxes dekhe, I ended up discovering a lot of other interesting books I still haven’t read yet. It actually made me realize how many good books are still waiting for me. Mn is post KO reading accountability post Bna re Hu cz I really crave a good read, so I want to stay consistent and I need your support. Keep me accountable, ask me once a week what I’m reading and what I’m learning 📚 Can you guys do this for me? I’m restarting a book I once started but left unfinished "THE SECRETS OF DIVINE LOVE" one chapter a day.

🌄 Goals for Today •Stay consistent •Stay motivated •Fix sleep schedule (God knows when 🫩) •Keep learning, gain knowledge & work on warm leads on Upwork and do multichannel outreach •Maintain a healthy lifestyle •Stay disciplined & focused 😴 Sleep Log 🕓 3:15 AM – 1:15 PM Missed Fajr… not the best start to the day ⏰ Daily Timeline 1:15 PM – 4:30 PM Had lunch with family (a rare moment) Offered Zuhr Completed some assignments Called sister 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM Explored and did some dusting in book racks and boxes Happily found some good books Offered Asr and Maghrib 7:30 PM – 9:30PM Had dinner Had chai Offered Isha Walked 7k steps 9:30 PM – 11:30 PM Had chai Did some posting Attended an outreach session by Omer Maqsood, definitely worth it 11:30 PM – 1:40 AM Practiced outreach Applied everything learned today (even one DM took time, but learning process) Wrote journal late 1:40 AM – onwards Will do more outreach Planning to sleep after Fajr to avoid missing it again 💔Failure of the Day Missed Fajr… I think I was tested today. Just a day ago I was proudly telling Ami that I never miss Fajr and always pray on time, and today I missed it. It really felt like a test for me… aisa hi hota hai mere sath 😭 💡 Wins of the Day 4 prayers + Azkar completed Productive day despite a rough start Restarted reading habit by finding books again Learned and applied new outreach skills 🌱 Lesson of the Day: Missing one Namaz brings sadness, but it also reminds the heart to come back stronger and more mindful next time. 🌟 Quote of the Day: "Consistency is not about never falling, It’s about returning every time you do."

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Super Grateful today, Funny thing is, as a procrastinator, once I actually start working, I just keep going till something clicks. This came from one of those phases. As my father says, “Keep trying again and again, you never know when the bat connects, and the ball goes out of the stadium.” Just one step, still a long way to go. 🚀