Forgive Me, Ya Rasul
By Naqiyah Ahmad Murad. Ya Rasulullah, you were a Messenger for us so that we may follow your footsteps towards our Rabb. Yet, the state of your ummah is worsening, and I am partly to blame with my ghaflah.
From My Grandmother’s Voice to My Own
By Muhamad Amir Akmal Mohammad Sahrin. It was much more, not just the connection but the practise as without that weekly routine, we had let the deception of our “busy” life filled with work tricked us into not establishing our own routine and connection with the Quran.
Second Chance
by Muhammad Aalif Tan. I began to question life and the purpose of our existence. What is the meaning of life? Why does it feel so mundane?
Him And His Creation
By Nur Diyanah Hayyuni Bte Maselan. I’ve had some of the deepest, most meaningful conversations with friends just from discussing a single verse. One ayah leads to reflection. Reflection leads to dialogue. Dialogue leads to connection, both with each other,
The Qur’an Was Never Meant for the Perfect
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May Allah Grant Me Another Visit
By Noreen. Patience in every step to get closer to you is very worth it. May Allah SWT grant me another time to visit you.
Ya Habibullah ﷺ For the One Who Cried for His Ummah
By Muhamad Amir Akmal Mohammad Sahrin. You who are the best of those who walked upon the earth, so pure in character and full of noble qualities.
Undeserving, Yet Chosen
By Mohammed Nibras. Sometimes I feel undeserving — I make so many mistakes and sins even sometimes on the way to class or prayers at the masjid, sometimes even during my prayer!
Until We Meet, Ya Rasulallah ﷺ
By Purvez. Forgive my shortcomings, allow me to follow his Sunnah sincerely, and gather me with him on the Day when we will need his intercession most.
Yet Somehow, My Heart Knows You
By Muhammed Aashiq Bin Mahmood. I never saw your face, I never heard your voice, and I never had the honour of walking beside you. Yet somehow, my heart knows you.
How Much Do I Actually Know You?
By Nur Farahiyah Mohamed Ally. I realised that knowing your name and truly knowing who you were are two very different things.
Al-Rawdah Al-Sharif
By Syazana Binte Abdul Malik. I fall for the glitter of this dunya, telling myself there is time—time to know You, time to love You with a sincerity that does not sway.
A Million Salutations to My Prophet
By Wasim Ali. It had been 10 years since I had last seen you, and I was thankful to be called by Allah to visit you again
A Stronger Yearning to Follow his Sunnah
By Daing Izz Isyraf. It made me reflect on my own life on how much I still need to grow, and how I want to embody even a small fraction of his character.
The Ruh of Rawdah
By Kashful Ilahi. The tears I shed for you, Ya Habibullah, held both guilt and pride intertwined.
Lament of the Unworthy Heart
By Zulfikar Bin Abdul Rashid. Ya Habibullah, this vessel is unworthy of Your Light but time grows short, and I grow desperate with hopes of meeting You.
The Prophet’s Sacrifice
By Noor Khadijah Sumayyah Binte Mohamed Sameer. He sacrificed everything for us. Even his own family. All just for us.
Qamar’s Shadow
By Tiara Asherah. I am but a deep shadow, stretching beyond your light, yet our Rabb adores even your softest shadow.
A Sinner’s Yearning to Live Like Nabi Muhammad ﷺ
By Raziq Azman. I feel undeserving of this opportunity because of the sins I have committed, the prayers I have missed and have yet to make up and the many times I failed to live as you lived, the Sahabah lived or even as a good Muslim should strive to live.
The Light And Mercy Of Medina
By Tania Ruhul Inaya Lin. Our reality is darkness. Our Sheikh’s words opened the barriers of our hearts, and his wisdom from Allah unlocked something inside.
Letter to my Prophet ﷺ
By Khadijahmah Bte Abdul Barik. Loving you is part of our Iman and to follow your sunnah and walk in your footsteps brings us closer to you Allah. In shaa'Allah.
To The Most Beloved
By Shafna. How can I complain about my small struggles when you carried revelation, prophethood, and the weight of guiding humanity on your blessed shoulders?
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