By Noor A’isha binte Mohamed Sameer

I write with deep love, respect, and gratitude. Though I was not born in your time, your presence lives on through your teachings and example. I often reflect on how blessed those were who saw you, heard you, and learned directly from you.

Ya Rasulullah, I have learned of the hardships you endured in spreading Islam, including rejection, pain, and many tests. Yet you remained patient, merciful, and steadfast. Your character is a light I look toward, and a reminder of how much I still need to grow.

I would like to thank you for everything you have done for your ummah. Because of you, we have Islam as our guidance. We have learned how to pray, how to treat others with respect, and how to live a life that pleases Allahﷻ . Your sunnah continues to guide us in our daily lives, even until today.

At the same time, I seek forgiveness for my shortcomings. There are moments when I fall short of your example, when I delay my prayers or lose patience. I am not perfect, but I sincerely strive to do better and to follow your path more closely.

Ya Rasulullah, though I have never seen you, my heart holds love for you. I send my selawat upon you and pray that, by the mercy of Allah ﷻ, I may be among those nearest to you in the hereafter.

Until then, I will continue striving step by step to follow your sunnah, remain steadfast, and pray to be counted among your ummah.

With sincere respect and love,

A servant of Allahﷻ who strives to follow your sunnah

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