Forgot my hat in this freezing weather today 🥶... and let me tell you, it was brutal! On my way home from work, I immediately called my mom to confess that I left my hat by mistake because, honestly, I’m already feeling a bit meh 🥺. Is this adulting? Forgetting hats and paying the price in sniffles? Someone send me some virtual soup, please.

And God said "Love Your Enemy," and I obeyed him and loved myself.

Kahlil Gibran

You know, sometimes we all have that "quloqsiz" moment—you know, when you just don’t listen to the little voice of reason? Well, today was mine. AGAIN. I forgot my hat. Yes, my hat. The one thing standing between me and the freezing wrath of winter.

The weather? Oh, it’s not just cold—it’s SOOO COLD! And yet, here I am, braving it like a rebel... or maybe just someone who can’t seem to learn their lesson.

So, if you see me shivering and muttering something about frostbite, feel free to call me "quloqsiz." I’ve earned it. Stay warm, people, and don’t forget your hats (like I do).

Va nihoyat choyim isidi va mazali bo’ldi, lekin men ungacha qahvani yoqtirib qoldim...


P.S. I saw this on IG today, and all I could say “Unfortunately, neither coffee nor tea was the point…”

Eli görmeyen kişi, yazıyı kalem yazdı sanır.
Allah'ın kudretini görmeyen, Elmayı ağaç yaptı sanır..

Hazreti Mevlana


P.S. tomorrow is my favorite day 🤍 Friday. NIighty night everyone ☺️

What a beautiful Friday! Jummah Mubarak to everyone! ✨

P.S. You know that serene feeling when you’ve prayed Tahajjud and Fajr, recited Surah Kahf, and filled your morning with salawat and heartfelt duas? SubhanAllah, it’s like a burst of peace and gratitude washing over the soul.

Some people are so rich. All they have is Allah.

Today, I experienced something so profound, I couldn’t hold back my tears. In the morning, I prayed, seeking guidance and clarity, as I often do. I started my day with the Qur’an, Alhamdulillah, and, as always, I left it closed in its usual place.

But just a few minutes ago, after praying Isha, I decided to end my day with the Qur’an again. Alhamdulillah, when I went to pick it up, I noticed something unusual—it was already open. And my eyes immediately fell on Ayah 216 of Surah Al-Baqarah:

"But perhaps you hate a thing and it is good for you; and perhaps you love a thing and it is bad for you. And Allah Knows, while you know not."

SubhanAllah, He is indeed the Best Guide, always answering us in ways we cannot imagine. This was the exact reminder my heart needed today.

Never underestimate the power of turning to Allah and seeking His guidance. He hears, He knows, and He guides in the most beautiful ways. Alhamdulillah.

Do not steal the happiness of anyone, and do not trouble the heart of anyone. Our lives are short, and in our graves we will be in need of those who pray for us and not against us.

Imagine being bitten by a snake and instead of healing from the poison, you chase the snake to understand why it bit you and prove that you didn’t deserve it.

Healing is not just realising, but truly feeling, that if you could return to the past, you wouldn't belong there anymore.

In the vast tapestry of life, there are moments that stand out, shimmering with unparalleled clarity and warmth. Today was such a moment, a day where I felt truly heard and seen, free from the shadows of judgment. Sharing my thoughts and witnessing them embraced and acted upon was a new and deeply moving experience (and even the update)…

There's something profoundly different about this connection. It's calming, infused with humor, and resonates on a level I've rarely encountered. The way you perceive the world, your unique outlook, and the depth of your thinking, it all feels like meeting a soulmate.

Yet, as with all beautiful moments, time seems to slip through our fingers, passing swiftly. I find myself wishing for more, yearning to hold onto this feeling, even as I acknowledge the fleeting nature of our encounter…