Todays Reflection [Ayah 7 Surah Al Fatiha]

ءِرَاطَ Ψ§Ω„Ω‘ΩŽΨ°ΩΫŒΩ’Ω†ΩŽ Ψ§ΩŽΩ†Ω’ΨΉΩŽΩ…Ω’Ψͺَ ΨΉΩŽΩ„ΩŽΫŒΩ’Ω‡ΩΩ…Ω’ ΨΊΩŽΫŒΩ’رِ Ψ§Ω„Ω’Ω…ΩŽΨΊΩ’ΨΆΩΩˆΩ’Ψ¨Ω ΨΉΩŽΩ„ΩŽΫŒΩ’Ω‡ΩΩ…Ω’ وَ Ω„ΩŽΨ§ Ψ§Ω„ΨΆΩ‘ΩŽΨ’Ω„Ω‘ΩΫŒΩ’Ω†ΩŽΫ 

If you should count the favors of Allah you cannot enumerate them. Indeed Allah is Forgiving and Merciful (16:18) So, when you are struggling, and then suddenly you see things are becoming easier,that is the sign that Allah is answering you, He is pleased with you....
Know that, Allah's mercy is way bigger than our sins. *Ghadab* means anger, it is opposite of pleasure (Rida) and one of the attributes of Allah. We should fear Allah as though we are seeing Him, it is a way to correct ourselves control our nafs.
Allah keeps firm  those who believe in Him. Keep your mind strictly focused on your acts for the sake of Allah, surely little is our reflection toward the blessings and favors of Allah. Whoever of us are striving we are doing it for our own good. Alhamdullilah....
 *Could a Muslim go astray?? * Unfortunately, yes! How???
By habitually lieing, hiding the truth, not performing salah, by wasting time, food, by giving bribery, backbiting and so on....sometimes we blame others in everything what we do wrong,If something caused us to do the sin, then change the circumstance of who or what made you to do it. Because *Islam is about fixing yourself* 😊
Let’s reconnect back to the Most High make a sincere plan to spend our lives close to Him by sound actions based on sincerity,fear and in loving Him...

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