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Live Authentically: Embrace Your True Self
Don’t be afraid of smooth talkers who say you are not mature enough. Don’t worry about smart people who claim you are not wise enough. And never accept the life others recommend to you without question. Instead, choose to stay true to yourself, follow your ideals, and listen to the call of your heart—only then can you live the most fulfilling life.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 years ago in Poets
True Patience and Faith
True Patience and Faith: History of the Poor Farmers Chapter 1: The beginning of the need near the blessed city of Madina, a small village was home to a modest farmer named Yasir. He was a man of strong faith and was always trusted by Allah's wisdom and mercy. Despite his poverty, he never complained and continued to be grateful for everything he had.Yasir's family consisted of his wife Amina and her young daughter Layla. They lived in small mud houses surrounded by small pieces of arable land. The country was not very fertile, and Yasir was not harvested enough to feed the family. Nevertheless, he never lost hope and believed that Allah would always offer.A massive drought hit the area for a year. The burnt sun has dried out from the ground, and Yasir has been harvested completely. Without the harvest, he would not have the money to eat, to feed his family, or to buy supplies. Many villagers decided to go to the city in search of work, but Yasir stayed and decided to trust Allah would open his way for him. Chapter 2: Test of Patience After the as days had passed, things got worse. Food became rare, and Yasir tried to provide one meal to the family. His wife became seriously ill due to malnutrition and immediately needed medical care. However, Yasir had no money to pay for her treatment.The wealthy dealer in theThe village has provided loans to YSIR but has a strong interest. Yasir was desperate but refused and knew that interest (RIBA) was banned in Islam. Many people foolishly called him to reject the offer, but Yasir believed that Allah would not suffer in his family if he remained immobilized in his faith.One night, overwhelmed by concern, Yasir went to the mosque. He performed two rakaa of prayer and poured his heart into the area. Tears flowed over his face, and he prayed: "O Allah! You are a provider, home. I have put full confidence in you. Give me and gave me patience in this process."He returned home with a peaceful heart and believed that Allah's help was nearby. Chapter 3: Mystical Discoveries The next morning, Yasir went to a barren field and wanted to find something useful. As he walked over the dry floor, he noticed a wooden box partially buried in the ground. He pulled it out and opened it carefully. To his surprise, there were several golden coins wrapped in silk towels along with handwritten notes in the box.TheThe memo was as follows:"For those who trust Allah, we know that he will never give up on his faithful servant. This wealth is for those who are, in fact, immobilized and patient." Yasir's hands tremble. Was this a sign of Allah? He knew this was a great test—if he protects wealth for himself or looks for the foundation, he can legally use these assets. But remember that true blessings will come when wealth is used for better."Yasir decided to use the money carefully. He took his wife to town for the first time, achieving proper treatment. After a few weeks of care, Amina recovered completely and brought great relief to the family. Chapter 4: With the remaining money of the new beginning of, Yasir generously contributed to the poor villagers who fought the drought. He then used some of the money to buy better seeds and tools for his farm, hoping to prepare for the next season. One day, he was working in his country when a traveler came when he was exhausted and thirsty. Yasir quickly provided him with water and a place of rest. A wealthy dealer in a distant city, travelers were impressed by Yasir's friendliness. While they spoke, Yasir humbly shared his battle and the way he trusted Allah through all his difficulties. Dealers were impressed by Yasir's beliefs and integrity and offered business options. He needed someone he could trust to deliver fresh harvests for his market. Yasir, who saw this as another blessing of Allah, agreed. months later, the long-awaited rain finally arrived. Once a dry, barren country has become green with new life. Yasir bloomed beyond imagination. He received more grain than ever. Soon he was able to not only support his family but also sell the surplus in the market.With aprize, Yasir expanded the farm and borrowed workers from the village to ensure that their families would become hungry in the community. He once thought it had become a bailout to raise his entire village. Chapter 5: Reward for Patience Words of Yasir's perseverance and integrity throughout the village. Many who once laughed at his faith now praised his unwavering trust in Allah. The same wealthy dealer who previously offered him an interest-based loan has now applied for his advice on business matters.One day, his young daughter, Leila, asked him, "Father, how did it happen?" Yasir smiled and replied. I always believe in you, and you are never alone." He shared a poem from the Quran:," he goes out for him and takes care of him from a place he doesn't expect. (Surah at-Talaq 2-3) Layla listened carefully and knew that this lesson would stay with her forever. Conclusion This story teaches us valuable lessons—the scenes and faith of Allah can never be done. No matter how difficult life can be, those who cling to Allah's wisdom and belief in justice always find a sense of security. Allah promises in the Quran: "Indeed, it comes with difficulties." (Surah al-Inhirah 6) May Allah give us all the powers of us at the time of need and wisdom to trust in His God's plan. Ameen.
By Md.sahab uddin 2 years ago in Poets
Heart
I hold you in my heart I have from the start And forever there you’ll remain To my dying day Thank you for reading my work. If you enjoyed this story, there’s more below. Please hit the like and subscribe button, you can follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @AtomicHistorian. To help me create more content, leave a tip or become a pledged subscriber. I also make stickers, t-shirts, etc here.
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Poets
Embracing Happiness Now
In life, we should strive to make ourselves happy. In a complex society, people's hearts are difficult to understand, and we often find ourselves burdened with worries. We experience endless ups and downs, navigate bumpy roads, and sometimes feel helpless. We can't let go of the past, we are consumed by the present, and the future remains unknown. In the end, we do not know when we will leave this world. We only have one life, and we cannot live it again—so we should choose happiness.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 years ago in Poets
Path of Light
The Way of Light Noor sat on a rock in the night's darkness. A tear rolled down his cheek. He had one of the most difficult nights of his life tonight. He gazed at the twinkling stars above, searching for solace in the vast sky. Even though he had come a long way, the journey was not yet over. Noor's family was poor when he was born. His father was a farmer, and his mother a homemaker. He prayed five times a day and loved Islam since childhood, but life was hard. Despite their efforts to run the household, his parents lived in poverty. Despite their hardships, they always taught him to rely on Allah and stay honest no matter the circumstances.
By Md Tofayel Ahmed2 years ago in Poets
