A man my heart will never forget.

💕He is my beloved father❗

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My Father, My Mentor⚡💥

My father was not only my parent — he was my teacher, my mentor, and my guiding light. His words were full of wisdom, his heart full of mercy. He taught me that life is a test and that patience (sabr) is the key to peace. His gentle voice always reminded me to put my trust in Allah (tawakkul) and to walk through life with a pure heart and strong faith.

When the day came that he was diagnosed with cancer, it felt as though time stopped. I saw the pain in his eyes, yet he never let fear take over. Instead, he faced his illness with courage and faith. He would say softly, “This is also from Allah, and whatever comes from Him is good.” Those words became the foundation of my strength. Even as his body grew weaker, his soul became brighter.

Every day, he smiled through the pain, teaching us that faith is not only about worship in ease, but about trusting Allah in hardship. His patience was an act of worship; his silence was filled with remembrance (dhikr). Through his suffering, he showed me what true faith means — to accept Allah’s decree with a heart full of peace.

When the time came for him to return to his Lord, I felt an emptiness that words cannot describe. Yet deep within my heart, I knew that death is not an end, but a return. Allah says in the Qur’an, “Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed to Him we will return.” My father’s soul had simply gone home — to a place of eternal rest, where pain no longer exists, and peace never ends.

Now, whenever I miss him, I raise my hands in dua. I pray that Allah grants him Jannah without reckoning and reunites us there one day, where there will be no sorrow or separation. His voice still echoes in my heart, reminding me to stay strong, to have sabr, and to keep my faith alive.

My father may have left this world because of cancer, but his lessons, his love, and his faith will live in me forever. He was my mentor in life, and even after death, he continues to guide me — through the light of the faith he planted in my heart.

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My Father’s Sacrifice💞

My father went to Saudi Arabia to work for us. He made this decision so that our family could have a better life. Every day, he worked hard, facing challenges far from home, all to provide for our needs.

Even though we missed him dearly, we understood that his sacrifice was for our future. His dedication taught me the value of hard work, patience, and responsibility. I am proud of my father and grateful for everything he has done for our family.

Through his actions, I learned that love is not only shown through words but also through deeds. My father’s journey to Saudi Arabia is a reminder of the sacrifices parents make for their children, and it inspires me to work hard and make him proud💞

My Father’s Journey🌠

My father got a government job only after I was born. It was not an easy path for him. He struggled for many years, facing many challenges and disappointments, but he never gave up. My birth became a turning point in his life, filling him with new hope and strength to keep trying.

He often says that I brought good fortune to our family. When he finally received the government job, it was not only his success but also a blessing for all of us. From that day, our lives slowly began to change for the better. His story teaches me the value of patience, hard work, and faith in Allah’s plan.

After my father got the government

job, our family life began to improve. We no longer had to worry about daily expenses, and there was a new sense of peace in our home. My parents could finally provide us with a better education and the things we once only dreamed of. Still, my father always reminded us to live simply and thank Allah for every blessing. My mother’s smile grew brighter, and our home was filled with happiness and comfort. Those days taught me that true success is not just about wealth, but about the love, unity, and gratitude that keep a family strong.

After I was born,🌠 my father not only got a government job but also became more involved in religious matters. He began to spend more time in prayer and reflection, attending sermons, and guiding our family toward the path of Islam. He taught us the importance of honesty, patience, and kindness in our daily lives. My father’s faith grew stronger, and he always reminded us that success comes only from Allah. Because of his guidance, our home became a place filled with peace, love, and spiritual comfort.

Before my father died, 💥I saw beautiful fairies wrapped in soft clothes in my dream. They looked peaceful and full of light, as if they had come from heaven. At that time, I didn’t know what the dream meant, but my heart felt calm and comforted. Later, when my father passed away, I realized that those fairies were a sign from Allah — a message that his soul would soon be taken gently and with mercy. I believe Allah sent them to show that my father’s good deeds had earned him peace in the next life. Even though I miss him every day, that dream reminds me that he is in a better place, surrounded by Allah’s light and blessings.

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Dedicated to My Beloved Father💘

To the man whose love and guidance shaped my world,
Whose faith and patience taught me to be strong,
Whose smile brought warmth to our home,
This writing is for you, now and always💞💫

 The school and childhood of our lives — One of the unforgettable memories💘           

The School and Childhood of Our Lives🌿

School life and childhood are the most beautiful and unforgettable parts of our lives. They are like the golden chapters that fill our hearts with happiness and memories. Childhood is the time of innocence, laughter, and curiosity. It is when we learn the first lessons of life — love, friendship, honesty, and kindness.

Our school is not just a place for learning books and lessons; it is also a place where we build our dreams and character. The teachers guide us like our parents, helping us to grow with knowledge and discipline. Every morning assembly, classroom lesson, and break-time laughter become special memories that stay with us forever.

We make our first friends in school. We play, share lunch, and sometimes fight — but always forgive and smile again. The small competitions, class parties, and school trips add joy to our young hearts. Even the simple sound of the school bell reminds us of those days of excitement and fun.

As we grow older, we realize that those moments of childhood were precious gifts. They taught us values that help us throughout our lives. Though time passes, the school and childhood of our lives remain in our hearts forever, like a treasure that never fades.

Helping My Grandmother🌿

Helping our elders is one of the most beautiful and respectful things we can do. I love spending time with my grandmother because she is very kind and always tells me interesting stories from her life. One day, I was helping my grandmother take a bath. She smiled and thanked me for helping her. I felt very happy and peaceful inside because I knew I was doing something good.

After that, she told me that she would teach me many things and sing me old songs that she learned when she was young. I enjoyed listening to her soft and loving voice. Helping her made me realize how important it is to care for our family members, especially our grandparents who have cared for us since we were small.

Our grandparents need our love, respect, and support. Even small acts of kindness, like helping them walk, bathe, or bringing them water, can make them feel happy and loved. I will always try my best to help my grandmother and make her feel proud of me.

My Grandmother Taught Me About Islam

My grandmother has always been a very special person in my life. When I was young, she taught me about Islam with love and patience. She used to tell me stories of the prophets and explain the lessons we can learn from them. Through her words, I learned about the importance of prayer, honesty, kindness, and respect.

Every evening, she would sit with me and teach me small duas and surahs from the Quran. She always reminded me to thank Allah for everything I have and to help others whenever I can. Her gentle way of teaching made me love Islam even more.

My grandmother also taught me how to follow Islamic manners — to speak politely, to greet others with “Assalamu Alaikum,” and to always tell the truth. Because of her guidance, I learned that being a good Muslim means doing good deeds and staying close to Allah.

I will always be grateful to my grandmother for teaching me about Islam from a young age. Her lessons will stay in my heart forever, and I hope to teach the same values to others one day, just like she taught me.

Islamic Upbringing from a Young Age

Islam teaches us to live with faith, kindness, and good manners. A strong Islamic upbringing from childhood helps us grow into good Muslims who follow the path of Allah. Parents and elders play a very important role in guiding children toward the right way.

When a child is young, it is the best time to learn about Allah, the Prophet ﷺ, and the duties of a Muslim. From a young age, he will teach you the essential Islamic duties that are necessary for today’s world. This includes learning how to pray, read the Quran, speak truthfully, and show respect to others.

Through these lessons, a child’s heart becomes filled with love for Islam and a desire to do good. Growing up with Islamic values helps us stay away from wrong things and be strong in faith, no matter how the world changes.

Therefore, every family should give importance to Islamic education from an early age, so that children grow up as responsible, honest, and faithful Muslims who make this world a better place.

My Grandmother’s Passing

One day, my beloved grandmother passed away. It was one of the saddest days of my life. She was not only my grandmother but also my teacher, my guide, and my best friend. Her voice always reminded me of peace, and her smile made every moment feel safe.

When she left this world, my heart broke, and I felt a deep emptiness inside. But then, I remembered what Allah says: “Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed to Him we shall return.” (Qur’an 2:156) These words gave me strength. I realized that death is not the end, but a return to our Creator.

My grandmother always told me to have sabr (patience) in hard times and to make du‘a for the ones who have passed away. So, I pray for her every day, asking Allah to forgive her, to fill her grave with light, and to grant her Jannah.

Even though I miss her, I know she is resting in a place more peaceful than this world. Her teachings about Islam still live in my heart, guiding me to be a better person.

Allah, forgive her, have mercy on her, pardon her, honor her, and make her grave spacious. Wash her with water, snow, and hail, and cleanse her of sins as a white garment is cleansed of dirt. Give her a home better than her home, a family better than her family, a spouse better than her spouse, and admit her to Paradise. Protect her from the punishment of the grave and the torment of the Fire."

💞These are my unforgettable memories.💕

Ways to reduce obesity and improve beauty for a 16-year-old

 Ways to reduce obesity and improve beauty for a 16-year-old💞

Especially at age 16, when your body is still growing and developing. The goal isn’t to “diet,” but to build healthy habits that help your body stay strong and balanced.

🌷ways to reduce obesity safely at your age:

1. Healthy Eating Habits

Eat balanced meals: Include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins (like eggs, chicken, fish, beans), and dairy.

Avoid junk food: Limit chips, fast food, sugary snacks, and soft drinks.

Eat smaller portions: Try using smaller plates and stop eating when you feel just full, not overfull.

Drink more water: Replace soda or juice with plain water or infused water.

Avoid skipping meals: Especially breakfast — it helps control hunger later in the day.

2. Physical Activity

Exercise daily: Aim for at least 60 minutes of activity — walking, jogging, cycling, or dancing.

Do what you enjoy: Play sports, join a dance class, or just walk with friends — it’s easier to stay consistent.

Limit sitting time: Reduce time on the phone, computer, or TV.

3. Healthy Mindset

Sleep well: Get at least 8–9 hours of sleep every night — poor sleep increases hunger hormones.

Manage stress: Stress can cause emotional eating; try prayer, journaling, or deep breathing.

Set small goals: Focus on progress, not perfection — like “I’ll walk 30 minutes every day this week.”

4. Professional Guidance (if needed)

If weight is a serious concern, consult a doctor or nutritionist — they can check for hormonal or health-related causes.

Avoid quick fixes like “weight-loss pills” or extreme diets — they can harm your body.

🌹What Islam says about women being clean and beautiful💥

In Islam, cleanliness and beauty are both highly valued, especially for women — but in a way that stays modest, pure, and pleasing to Allah.

Here’s what Islam says about it:

1. Cleanliness is Part of Faith

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Cleanliness is half of faith.”
(Sahih Muslim 223)

This means keeping your body, clothes, home, and heart clean is an act of worship.

A Muslim woman should keep her hair, nails, body, and clothes clean.

She should perform wudu (ablution) regularly and bathe (ghusl) after impurity.

Good smell and neatness are also signs of purity — but perfume should not be used in front of non-mahram men.

2. Beauty is Loved by Allah

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Allah is Beautiful and loves beauty.”
(Sahih Muslim 91)

So, it’s encouraged to take care of your appearance — brushing your hair, using oil, wearing clean clothes, and looking presentable.

Islam encourages modest beauty, not showing off or trying to attract men.

A woman can beautify herself for her husband, her family, or for herself — not for strangers.

3. Types of Beauty in Islam

There are two main types:

🌈 Outer beauty :

Clean, neat clothes

Combed hair

Clean skin, hands, and teeth

Pleasant smell (for home use)

🌈 Inner beauty :

Good manners

Modesty and shyness (ḥayā’)

Patience, kindness, and humility

Purity of heart and sincerity

Both are important — but inner beauty lasts forever, while outer beauty fades.

4. Modesty and Balance

Islam teaches balance — not to neglect your beauty, and not to exaggerate it.

“Eat and drink, but do not be excessive.”
(Surah Al-A‘raf 7:31)

This applies to clothing, makeup, and self-care too. Simplicity and modesty make a woman truly graceful in Islam.

5. Examples from the Sahabiyyat (female companions)

Aisha (رضي الله عنها) used perfume and took care of her appearance for the Prophet ﷺ.

Asma bint Abu Bakr (رضي الله عنها) was known for her cleanliness and modesty.

They showed that being clean and beautiful in a halal, modest way is part of being a good Muslim woman.

These help bring out your natural glow without using chemicals or expensive products.

1. Natural Skincare

Cleansing: Wash your face twice a day with mild soap or rose water to remove dirt.

Exfoliating: Use gentle scrubs like rice flour + honey or oatmeal + milk once a week.

Moisturizing: Apply aloe vera gel or coconut oil before bed for soft, hydrated skin.

Face masks:

Honey + lemon for brightness (2–3 times a week).

Multani mitti (Fuller’s earth) + rose water for oily skin.

Yogurt + turmeric for clear, glowing skin.

2. Healthy Eating & Hydration

Eat colorful fruits and vegetables: They have vitamins for skin and hair glow.

Drink 6–8 glasses of water daily — it keeps your skin fresh and clean.

Add nuts & seeds: Almonds, walnuts, chia, and flaxseeds give you strong nails and shiny hair.

Avoid oily or sugary foods — they can cause pimples.

3. Lifestyle & Habits

Sleep well: 8–9 hours of sleep makes your face look fresh and reduces dark circles.

Exercise daily: Even walking or dancing improves blood flow and gives your skin a glow.

Stay calm & positive: Stress can affect your skin, so do dhikr, deep breathing, or journaling.

Avoid touching your face often: It can transfer dirt and cause acne.

4. Natural Hair Care

Oil your hair once or twice a week (coconut, castor, or olive oil).

Use mild shampoo and avoid too much heat styling.

Rinse with hibiscus or aloe vera juice for smooth, shiny hair.

Eat protein-rich foods (like eggs, milk, and lentils) for stronger hair.

5. Natural Beauty From Within

Smile often — it brightens your face instantly.

Be confident and kind — true beauty comes from your heart.

Good posture — standing and sitting straight makes you look graceful.

🌷Worshipping God more and having peace of mind💖