August 2010
Day 7
A random fact about yourself.
I love looking at wedding blogs.
What do they do at the last ten days of Ramadan?
I’m guessing by “they” you mean Muslims? =)
To summarize it, we pray, read Quran, + do dhikr as much as possible, (especially extra optional night prayers) for this night is the most blessed for us. Some people also stay in a mosque for 10 days where they only worship + remember God.
“Whoever stands (in qiyaam) in Laylat ul-Qadr [and it is facilitated for him] out of faith and expectation (of Allah’s reward), will have all of his previous sins forgiven.”
“Jibrail (As) once said, “Allah gave me the knowledge to count every leaf on Earth, every fish in the sea, every star in the sky and every particle of sand on earth. But, there is only one thing I can’t count.” The Prophet (SAWS) asked, “What is that?” Jibrail (AS) replied, “When one of your Ummah recites durood or send his salaam to you, the blessing of Allah showers upon him and it becomes impossible for me to count.”
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A’isha radi Allahu `anha (may Allah be pleased with her) asked the Prophet, “If I knew which night is Laylat al-Qadr (the Night of Power), what should I say during it?” The Prophet ﷺ told her to say:
Allahumma innaka ‘afuwwun tuhibul ‘afwa fa’fu ‘anni.
“O Allah, indeed You are the Pardoner, You love to Pardon, so Pardon me.
” — [Tirmidhi]
“The angel of earth on that night of Qadr will be more numerous than all the pebbles of the earth.”
— Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
My baby sister washed my ipod in the sink (bc she got ketchup on it -__-) and it wouldn’t work so i left it in rice for 2 days and now everything works!! Omggg!
Salam sis! just "stumblred" upon your blog, heheheh. LOVE it mashallah you are too cute :) Can I ask what's your ethnicity?
Walaikum assalam =)! Haha, thank you very much, and i am Afghan.
“When a man says I cannot, he has made a suggestion to himself. He has weakened his power of accomplishing that which otherwise would have been accomplished.”
—Muhammad Ali.
Day 6
The Urban Dictionary definition of your first name.
In ancient methology, hafsa was used to describe one as a genius. Now it is rarely used, however, in some popular ancient pieces it can be found. The part of a hafsa also has to be pretty intellectual and also carry good looks.
