Ramadan Diary-Day#3

Asalamualaykum,

Sorry I know it’s Day 4 and I am submitting Day 3 but in sha Allah will update Day 4 as well.

Ok going to bounce

Hope you all have a diary too.

Asalamualaykum.

Ramadan Diary- Day#2

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Herez to Day 2

Ramadan Diary..Day 1

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ye some weirdness going on but ye..

Asalamualaykum family??!!?!?!

Today was Day 1 of Ramadan… so basically I have decided that I will do daily blogs this Ramadan in sha Allah.. Update you on my works as well as hope that YOU guys have a diary as well so that everyday you reflects and ponder on yourself.

 

I hope you save it and try to read it ..hehehe anyways lovez all

take care

Asalamualaykum

Make dua for me and my family.. And make dua Allah forgives me my sins and make dua Allah passes me in my exams Ameen.

Ramadan MUBARAKKK!!

Ok I have no idea why this didn’t publish the day I posted it but ehh here you go..June 06, 2016

June 06, 2016

Asalamualaykummmmmmm, So RAMADAN MUBARAK!!!! I am soooo happpyyy.

Yes I have exams which is annoying but I don’t even care > I am so Happy that it’s Ramadan. The First day of Ramadan Starts today and make dua in sha Allah that I can do my best.

Last year, I did not even anticipate that I would be in U.K this Ramadan.

I have nothing to say but Alhamdulillah that I am alive to fast another Ramadan In sha Allah.

I will try to be more active because I know I have been very inactive but in sha Allah this Ramadan I’ll try with daily blogs.

Till then, Ya Ummah, This Ramadan Aim for the stars, Read, Read, and Read..

Finish the Quran with meaning and memorize.

Correct your Salah.

Reflect, Ponder and Act

Love you all ,

May Allah forgive us, guide us and keep us on the straight path and give us Jannah . Ameen

Muhammad Ali (1942-2016)

Asalamualaykum,

Well, It’s everyone but just feel the sadness today.

Muhammad Ali has passed away .. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhir rajiun

May Allah (S.W.T) grant him Jannah. Ameen.

He was one of those people who changed the view of Islam and introduced Islam to the States. Now, Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali are both gone but they will remain in everyone’s memory.

I can’t say much but there is a beautiful article written by Ustadh Ismail Kamdar that I would like to share which sums it up.

A few hours ago, the legendary boxer Muhammad Ali passed away at the age of 74. We ask Allah to accept his good deeds, forgive his shortcomings, and enter him into Paradise.

1942-2016

Muhammad Ali left the world today, and people from all walks of life are united in their sadness at the passing of this legendary sportsman. But Muhammad Ali’s legacy is not defined by sports alone.

The love that people have for Muhammad Ali comes from a much deeper place. It comes from his courage, his passion, his compassion, his humanitarianism, his sense of accountability to God, and his determination to accomplish goals that seemed impossible.

Initially, I was going to write a list of my favorite Muhammad Ali quotations. However, being that Muhammad Ali had the gift of speech, there are simply too many to write about. I decided then to write about what Muhammad Ali represented to me.

For me, Muhammad Ali’s legacy was proof that there is no barrier we cannot break, no stereotype that cannot be overcome, and no goal too high to achieve. The exception being things outside human control, like health and death.

Think about it. Here is a Muslim African American named Muhammad who has just passed away. Yet people all over the world are saddened by his loss. When you think about all the racism, Islamaphobia, and other forms of bigotry that still are so prevalent in modern society, this is amazing that the death of a Muslim could cause such universal sadness. When you think about the racism that existed at the time in which he rose to fame, it seems almost impossible that someone could achieve what he did.

Achieving the impossible was always a challenge that Muhammad Ali love. After all, he was the one who said:

“Impossible is just a word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they’ve been given than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It’s an opinion. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing.”

Muhammad Ali overcame every barrier people put in front of him. He proved that Muslims and African Americans can accomplish their dreams and goals, despite all the bigotry that exists in the world. He showed us that we should simply push through towards our goals and ignore, or better yet, challenge those who promote hatred and intolerance. To put it in his own words, Muhammad Ali said:

“He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life.”

Courage was a way of life for him. This can be clearly seen in his defining moment, when he refused to enlist in the army and fight in Vietnam. In that moment, Ali showed us that you can say no, and that you should said no and bear the consequences, when pressurized to do something wrong. From his entire life, this is the moment I remember him most for. He showed me that having the courage to say no is one of the best things a believer can do.

Pleasing God by caring for his creation

One of the biggest tests of life is fame and wealth. Muhammad Ali had achieved the highest level of fame, and the wealth that goes along with it. Often this much fame and wealth can lead people into living selfish indulgent lifestyles. Yet Muhammad Ali dedicated his retirement to serving humanity and making this world a better place.

Once during an interview, he was asked about what he would do when he retired. Ali replied, “When I retire from boxing, I want to focus on meeting God, and serving the community,” He also said, “Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.” These statements indicate the kind of man Muhammad Ali was deep down inside.

Beyond the flashy charismatic athlete, he was a humanitarian who feared His Creator and prepared for the Afterlife. He did  not allow worldly success to distract him from the ultimate success. He spent his retirement in helping people, guiding people, and uplifting society.

Muhammad Ali truly a gifted athlete, and a gifted speaker, but his legacy is much more than that. From Ali, we learned:

1. Dedicate your life to meeting Your Creator
2. Serve humanity and make this world a better place
3. Aim high, aim to be the best at everything you do, and don’t let cultural and racial barriers get in the way of success
4. Don’t let worldly success distract you from the ultimate goal
5. Be brave, and do the right thing, even if there are consequences for doing so
6. and finally, constantly grow and evolve.

I’ll end with one last quote from Muhammad Ali on that last point:

“The man who views the world at 50 the same as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his life.”

A legend died today but I hope that many more legends grow. There are a lack of that nowadays.

26 years

Asalamualaykum,

Yes, I am 26 years old.. I turned 26 couple of days ago and just began reflecting on my life. I started thinking about how I spent 26 years of my life. It is unbelievable really. I feel like I was just 16 last year .. How did I grow 10 years older? No idea really.

Every year has been eventful since I began to understand. A variety of seasons and a variety of circumstances with a pinch of sadness, happiness, adventure and love. There have been times where I felt that I can never get up and I will never get the strength to recover and today here I am a Doctor doing my best to go on. I have learnt to be alone. I learnt to only depend on Allah (S.W.T). I know I have changed so much. I am not the same person I was last year. I feel like I have grown a 100 years.

Darkness has always been there. Always trying to creep in and make me pessimistic. Shaytan has tried so hard to make me break but I had Allah(S.W.T) dragging me back to light. I grew out of it and Alhamdulillah. He has broken me only to make me a better person and stronger person and a more independent person. I have learnt to depend on no one but Him. That can be bad and good I guess. Good because I have no expectations. Bad because my heart is guarded and doesn’t trust easily.

Alhamdulillah for everything though. Everything I am today is because of Allah(S.W.T) and my parents who have tried to be there no matter what. I have been alone but have had mental support. I must say I have no regrets in my life Alhamdulillah. I do have goals though. I want to take care of the Ummah along with taking care of my family. Make dua that I am able to do that In sha Allah.

Until next time,

So another country…

Asalamualaykumm Everyone,

Yes, I know I might just get cursed out for not updating everyone. I was supposed to update this blog on my Doc experiences but I honestly have no time and I have to and I will ..I seriously will soon although they are all fading away from my memory but I will In sha Allah.

So, I have news.

As I have mentioned I have finished my MBBS and completed my internship. I did mention that right? I hope I did hehe sorry if I didn’t.

So, after that, I decided to give exams for abroad because well for my current situation I have to think about how to get by and let us be honest being a doc doesn’t pay much. I want to do for the sake of Allah and I want to be a doc no matter what but I have to look for an alternative as if you want to do for the sake of Allah you can’t just earn money for yourself and docs don’t even get that SubhanAllah.Your sweat, your sleep, your blood, and still pennies. Whatever the case I decided for PLAB in U.K and also applied for Masters in the U.K

Alhamdulillah I got in. Now I’m doing my Masters in Public Health Nutrition in the U.K.Yes, my traveller mode, as usual, is on. You all know me as a Traveller. I had to work really hard but also relied mainly on Istikharah. I honestly had no idea where my life was going and my only aim was to do for the sake of Allah.

Now, Alhamdulillah I am here in the U.K and DROWNING in studies. SubhanAllah but one thing is for sure .. my imaan has increased and I have joined ISOC of the university and feel more connected seeing the people here who practice. May Allah increase my iman in sha Allah.

Make dua for me that Allah lets me achieve what I need to for His sake in sha Allah.

 

Let it Go ….

“Whatever anger you harbor against others, let it go. Anger and resentment make us brittle and cynical, and narrow our vision, making our world small. We become bitter and quick to judge. These negative emotions are poisons that kill us day by day, from the inside out.

Forgiveness opens the lungs and lets us breathe. It releases our hearts to beat freely, and lets the weight fall from our backs.

I know this is easy to say and hard to do, but we must search our hearts for every vestige of bitterness and resentment, and forgive.

Ask God Almighty for forgiveness for anything you’ve done that you regret, then let it go. Others have erred against you because they are human; you have harmed others because you are human. Breathe in and out, and let your regrets escape with each breath. Do this as often as you need.”

Asalamualaykum everyone,

Ye I know I am sorry haven’t been in touch for a while and I have various reasons for it. I needed space and wanted to be alone plus had to work..Internship grilled me completely.

Now I am back and I have realized that I should update you all soon time with my stories which I will.

Todays lesson is about letting things go..

In life there will come many obstacles and many problems that will make you question yourself and make you wonder whether what you did or the decisions you made were they right when you made them. The truth is that the series of events were supposed to take place exactly as it was done it was just Allah’s wish and so no matter what we do and we think we can go back really it all is a test.

We go through a lot of tests in life whether it’s family, friends, job and what not and honestly these tests make us who we are so resenting those tests and being angry about it is being angry with Allah’s decree and telling him that its unfair.. Life is supposed to be unfair that’s why it’s dunya and not Jannah .. SO ye I am letting it go I am living everyday step by step and I have realized that no one will be there by your side except Allah(S.W.T)

So, Alhamdulillah for my life and I am Letting things go now. Let’s just live life step by step.. I will come back with experiences In sha Allah take care till then.

Omar Khadr is FREE!!!!!

Asalamualaykum all ,

Yes I know it has been the longest of times that I have written anything on here the reason being that for the past one year I have been doing internship at my hospital..Yes I’m a doctor alhamdulillah ..I will update you all later on that but I had to come back just to post my happiness…Allahu Akbar that Allah made a way to free Omar Khadr

…he has suffered a lot and we can only make dua that Allah eases his pain just a little..

http://www.thestar.com/news.html
read the article above and just see him ..he is sooo grown ..MashAllah

Dr. Abbas Khan -A role model of this generation

All doctors should look up to this mann SubhanAllah he was what a real doctor should be doing.may Allah give him Jannah Ameen

I would like to show a picture of a true Hero. Not Batman and all the fake

heroes movie we see in Hollywood but rather a true and praiseworthy

Hero, who went to a place where real stories were taking place and like a

brave man helped those who were in need!

Dr Abbas Khan was married with a six year-old son Abdullah and seven

year-old daughter Rurayya. A hand and nerve trauma specialist, he was on

a six-month sabbatical from Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals

NHS Trust in South London when he left for Aleppo.

He was on a humanitarian visit with a charity to deliver medical supplies

and emergency aid to Syrian refugees in Turkey when he decided to cross

the border independently after hearing stories of children dying on the

streets of Aleppo because of a dire shortage of medics.

He was arrested by Assad Regime within two days of arriving in the city to

work as an emergency surgeon and held incommunicado for more than a

year. His whereabouts was unknown to his family until his 55-year-old

mother, Fatima, travelled to Damascus and visited him four times in the last four months by which time he could barely walk.

In harrowing handwritten letters passed to Foreign Secretary of Britain ;

William Hague by his mother, Dr Khan wrote: ‘I have been violently forced

to beat other prisoners, kept in squalid conditions, denied access to toilets

or medical treatment.’

His sister Sara Khan, said: ‘My brother wrote two letters to Mr Hague

asking him for help. He snuck them out through the prison bars when my

mother visited him. ‘He didn’t reply, and he is yet to speak to us about it.

He should be ashamed, he should be embarrassed.’

His brother Dr Afroze Khan, 34, said: ‘We are devastated. We had

assurances from the Syrian government that he was going to be released by

the end of the week, but obviously they have changed their minds. They

contacted her and told her he was dead. It is just barbaric, it is medieval.’

“Hanaa Umm Abdullah, the wife of Dr Abbas Khan, said: “The heart bleeds

the eyes shed tears but the tongue shall not utter except that which pleases

Allah. To Allah we belong, to Allah belongs everything we are and

everything we have, and to Allah shall we all return.

“Allah gives, Allah takes, and He alone can compensate. I have the bitter

taste of death in my throat, a taste I was choking with every day of the last

13 months, and this strange type of pain in every cell of my body, I never

experienced. There’s so much I wanted to tell him and I’ve written too

much for him but we can’t have this now in dunya because Allah has

ordained for us to have it in a far greater place, free from stress, noise and

badness.

“My sweetheart has been chosen by Allah for a great status, Allah the most

kind has shown me and reassured me by His great fadl and Ihsaan that my

love is happy. Oh Allah open wide the doors of Your Jinaan for my beloved

one, oh Allah pour patience on us so we remain grateful to You, oh Allah

we lay at the door of Your mercy ya Raheem we resort to you, grant my

love Jannah and grant us sabr. Ya Allah you granted me him in dunya with

Your fadl, ya Allah don’t deprive me of his company in jannah along with

our beloved prophet ya Kareem.. Inna lillaah wa inna elayhi raji’oon.”

It is not that easy to leave a pretty well of lifestyle, especially considering

life of a doctor from the west. Having to leave all that and then going to a

war torn country to help the wounded. Then getting arrested by Tyranical

regime and all the torture in the prison and murdered by them at the end.

Honestly, Allah chooses people with eman and courage and elevates them

to a higher status. May Allah have mercy on his soul and grant him status

of a Shaheed and enter him to Jannatul Ferdous and reunite him with his

family there in hereafter. Ameen.

On the authority of Abu Hamzah Anas bin Malik (may Allah be pleased

with him) – the servant of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of

Allah be upon him) – that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon

him) said : “None of you will believe until you love for your brother what

you love for yourself.” [Bukhari & Muslim]