Hilm.

24/08/2025

Not everyone is meant to stay in your life.
Protect your heart, value your deen, and keep close only those who remind you of Allah. 🤍

19/08/2025

Essential Daily Duas for Moms 💚💚💚

17/08/2025

13/08/2025

Alam mo yung dapat ka nang magtrabaho, pero bigla ka na lang naglilinis ng kwarto o nagso-scroll sa phone?
Hindi dahil wala kang gana.
Kundi dahil yung katawan mo, iniisip na “delikado” yung task — kahit totoo namang hindi.

Minsan, ‘di lang fight or flight ang reaction natin… minsan freeze.
At ayun, procrastination.

Next time, bago ka mag-guilty, tanungin mo muna sarili mo:

Ano’ng nararamdaman ko?
Ano’ng kailangan ko para magsimula kahit maliit lang?

Hindi ka mahina.
You just need to feel safe first. 💛

08/08/2025

To every influencer who represents Islam, especially Muslim women:

Please remember — you’re not just holding a phone. You’re holding influence, and that is an amanah (trust) from Allah.

You wear the hijab, you speak of progress, you celebrate Muslim visibility — but let’s ask ourselves:

🔸 Are we truly representing what Allah wants from us?
🔸 Or are we just shaping Islam to fit what the world finds acceptable?

Hijab is not just aesthetics or branding. It's not makeup tutorials and bold poses with a veil. It’s haya. It's obedience. It's submitting to Allah — even when no one is watching.

If you speak of change and community, alhamdulillah. But change should start with your own commitment to the values Allah commanded. Before brands accept us — we must first ask: is Allah accepting us?

And to those who follow influencers — please be careful. Not everything that has a hijab is worth imitating. Not every voice speaking about Islam is guiding toward it.

In a time of likes and trends, remain loyal to the truth.
Not for clout. Not for followers. But for Allah.
Because in the end, it’s not people who will judge us — it’s Him.

🤍 May Allah keep us sincere, humble, and rightly guided.

07/08/2025

Tama ba talaga ito?

Muslim tayo. May takot tayo sa Allah ﷻ.

Pero magla-like tayo ng kasal ng dalawang lalake?

Isa ito sa mga gawaing mahigpit na ipinagbabawal at kinamumuhian ng Tagapaglikha.

Ang pag-like ay hindi lang basta pindot — minsan, ito ay pagpapakita ng pagsang-ayon.

Bilang mga Muslim, tungkulin nating manindigan sa kung ano ang tama ayon sa Qur’an at Sunnah, kahit hindi ito tanggap ng mundo.

“You are the best nation produced [as an example] for mankind. You enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong and believe in Allah.”
– Surah Al-Imran 3:110

Paalala sa sarili. Paalala sa kapwa.
Sa huli, kay Allah pa rin ang ating pagbabalik. 🤲

20/07/2025

To the Muslim woman quietly carrying pain in her chest… this is for you.
You are not weak for loving deeply. You are strong for loving sincerely, for the sake of Allah — even when it hurts. Your tears are not wasted. Allah sees every sacrifice you make in silence.

Hold on. There is reward in your restraint, and strength in your sabr.
What they broke, Allah will restore. In ways you never imagined.

🌸🌸🌸

I could count the nights I cried.

Not one. Not two. Maybe more than twelve.

But not once did I attend a funeral.

Because in Islam, when love hurts — we don’t bury people.

We bury pride. We bury ego. We bury expectations not met.

We bury the desires of the nafs when they contradict the path to Jannah.

He forgot our anniversary.

He didn’t notice I stopped smiling.

He barely asked if I was okay.

Yes, my heart cracked — slowly, painfully. But it didn’t shatter.

Because I wasn't holding it for him.

I was holding it for Allah.

In Islam, marriage is not a fairytale.
It’s a field of patience. A garden of striving. A daily act of worship.

So I loved, even when it hurt.
I served, even when I felt unseen.
I prayed for him, even when he forgot to pray beside me.

This isn’t weakness.
This is strength — the kind that doesn’t make noise, but makes sujood.

The kind that whispers to Allah at 3 a.m.,
“Ya Rabb, You see what he cannot. Reward me for every silent tear.”

I didn’t leave.

Not because I couldn’t.

But because I chose to stay — not out of desperation, but out of devotion.

Because I remember:
I married him for You, O Allah.
So I endure for You.
I forgive for You.
I wait for You.

And I hope that on the Day when all hearts are laid bare,
You will say to me:

“You were patient for My sake. Today, I reward you beyond measure.”

Let them write of heartbreaks and funerals.
Let them count every version of love that died.

But as for me?

I loved once. I loved fully.

And I never buried him.

I buried the parts of me that wanted to give up.

And in return, Allah gave me strength no man could ever give.

Because when you love for the sake of Allah, no pain is wasted.
And no heartbreak ends in loss — only in reward.

05/05/2025

Hindi ka nag-iisa... May iba rin na may pinagdadaanan, may iba rin na may karamdaman na mas mabigat pa. Ngunit sa lahat ng ito, ang pinakamahalaga ay ang pananampalataya at pagtitiwala sa Allah (SWT).