The class was wonderful. Clarified many confusions and made me look at things with a different perspective. If I had to share one line from what I learnt, I would say there are only two ways, حق اور باطل. You choose one or another, there's nothing in between. If im not choosing حق clearly, then im choosing باطل ofc. Even if it is in the form of silence or neutrality. Because کچھ نہ کہنے سے بھی چھن جاتا ہے اعزاز سخن ظلم سہنے سے بھی ظالم کی مدد ہوتی ہے Thank you @Salma Malik for being a great teacher 🌸

I used to think persistence meant forcing things to change. Back in 2007, I started learning how to drive. What I thought would be a simple skill turned into years of stops, starts, and frustration. After many attempts, I convinced myself maybe this just wasn’t for me. Maybe some things aren’t meant to change, no matter how hard you try. At first, I fought it. I pushed, resisted, and questioned why something so ordinary felt so difficult. I compared myself to others who seemed to get it effortlessly. It felt like failure. But looking back now, I see something different. 🫟That journey didn’t just teach me how to drive — it shaped how I deal with challenges. 🟢It taught me patience when progress felt invisible. 🟣It taught me humility when things didn’t come easy. 🔵And most importantly, it taught me not to give up, even when my perspective had to change. ⏭️Some things in life don’t move when we want them to. A missed opportunity, a setback, a mistake we can’t undo. We try to bend reality, but it stands still. And in that stillness, it quietly reshapes us. 💥You don’t notice it day by day. But one day you realise — you’re not the same person who started. ❣️The struggle didn’t break you. It built you.❣️ ❣️The things we cannot change often become the very things that change us.❣️ ❌️So maybe the real question isn’t “Why isn’t this working?” ✅️✅️It’s: “Who is this experience helping me become?” Because in the end, we always have a choice — let it make us bitter, or let it make us better. 💬 I’d love to hear from you: what’s something in your life that didn’t go the way you expected, but ended up shaping who you are today? ✴️✅️Share your story — you never know who might need to hear it and realise they’re not alone.

Thank you everyone for your thoughtful participation so far. Together, we’ve explored powerful lessons through these Surahs — including mindset, aligning beliefs with actions, behaviour awareness, and conflict resolution. Now I’d love to hear from you: 1️⃣What is one action you’ve taken so far based on what we discussed? 2️⃣What is one change you’re trying to practice in your daily life? 💥🤝Your reflections and experiences can inspire others in the community as well.

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Thank you to everyone who joined our live call today and generously shared your experiences. Hearing your stories truly energized me as a teacher — this is exactly why community matters. When we show up, share openly, and support one another, we all grow faster and stronger. Community support creates accountability, encouragement, and real momentum. 💥If you found value in today’s session, invite someone who would benefit from being part of this space.🤝 Let’s continue building a supportive, growth-focused community together. https://www.skool.com/master-ur-mind-7085/about?ref=cc62b15866f84955986e157f9b3d87b8