Reflection 2-17
Islam is the solution to every problem not in so much as it erases them but in that it helps you surmount them.
Reflection 2-16
When you become real, you are able to see reality, to appreciate things for what they are. You no longer need drugs, wine, entertainment, or escapism, for these are veils. Reality is more beautiful unveiled.
Reflection 2-15
Don’t make your life about things, make it about doing something.
Reflection 2-14
In the war against sin, the battle is not against the final act, but rather the first
Reflection 2-13
We have not been sent to earth to accumulate maal, but rather to accumulate a’maal.
Reflection 1-27
I’ve never loved anything so unseen, but yet never seen any love so real.
Reflection 1-18
You can be right, or you can reach resolution.
In life, the two are oftentimes not synonymous.
He who seeks justice may get it, but it may be a hollow victory.
Life is not meant to be played fairly or won, there is a higher ethic.
Reflection 1-17
A single touch outstrips a hundred words, sweeter than honey, softer than rose.
But love pure, outweighs them all – the delicate caress, the gentlest prose.
It embraces without contact, speaks without words. Never seen, always felt…that which cannot be sensed, always is.