Beauty tips for my sisters !!!!!

* To beautify your eyes : Lower your gaze towards strange men ...
This will make your eyes pure and shiny...
{24:31} : ...And tell to the believing women to lower their gaze and be modest.
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* To have attractive lips...
Speak with kidness towards your family and sisters in Islam...
And speak only the truth and essential matters...
As the Prophet(pbuh) said :"whoever believes in ALLAH(swt) and the last day should speak GOOD WORDS or REMAIN SILENT.[Al Bukharî and Muslim]
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* To have blushy cheeks...
Keep your Haya(modesty, shyness)...
As the Prophet(pbuh) said :" Haya doesn't produce but GOODNESS". [Al Bhukharî and Muslim]
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* To look fresn and radiant...
Always smile and be cheerful to your family and sisters in Islam...
Adullah Ibn Haarith radiallahu anhu reports :" I didn't see anyone smiled and more than Rasulullah(pbuh).         [ Shamaa-il Tirmidhi]
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* To remove impurities from your face and hands...
Makes a lot of istighfar...
And always take wudu(whenever you break it)...
Insha'allah it will clear you from your past sins...
As ALLAH(swt) mentioned in {2:222} :" Truly ALLAh(swt) loves those who repent, and HE love those who cleanse themselves".
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Goodbye 2012 ! Welcome 2013

BYE BYE 2012 - Welcome 2013 !

 BYE BYE 2012

    Before I finally say goodbye to 2012,
    I would like to say

  

    to each and everyone of you.
    For the impact you had in my life
    Specially for those who sent me email,
    You have enriched my year!!

I wish you all a magical
    Festive Season filled with
    Loving Wishes and beautiful thoughts.
    May your coming year mark the beginning
    of Love,
    Happiness and Bright Future.

    To those who need someone special,
    may you find that true love.

    To those who need money,
    may your finances overflow.



    To those who need caring,
    May you find a good heart to care for you.

  To those who need friends,
    May you meet someone who will also
    enrich your life.

    To those who need life,
    May you find God.

Like Birds, Let Us, Leave Behind What We Don’t Need To Carry...
GRUDGES, SADNESS, PAIN, FEAR And REGRETS.
Life Is Beautiful... Enjoy It...
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013

  Welcome 2013! 

I have a dream

By Guest Author/Anonymous

What made me write this post is a dream that I saw 8 months ago. I had a dream that one of Native Deen (Islamic Nasheeds band) members was speaking in a conference sitting on a table on which there were some glasses. And he spoke of setting dreams and he said something that goes along the lines of:

“When you think about achieving your goals don’t have a negative image that no one will benefit from… ,your job or business or that you will end up with just a normal job or business.  Set your mind that you will have the best job and the best business, and people will extremely benefit from it.”
 
Now how to define your goal? I heard so much about goal setting and how to define it. Now so many schools of thought teach that your goal must be realistic. To me, I say never be realistic, realistic dreams do not move, realistic dreams do not motivate, realistic dreams DO NOT IGNITE the flame of passion that will keep you running with excitement until the end of life. Realistic dreams will set you for mediocrity. To me if a dream is not wild I don’t feel the smallest amount of excitement to get up from my chair to do it. If a dream is not wild I’d rather sit on my couch and eat potato all day.
 

A Priceless Quote from a confident Muslim Woman

 Nobel Peace Prize winner "Tawakkul Karman," when asked about her Hijab by journalists, she replied: 

“Human being in early times was almost naked, and as his intellect evolved he started wearing clothes. What I am today and what I’m wearing represents the highest level of thought and civilization that human being has achieved, and is not regressive. It’s the removal of clothes again that is a regression back to the ancient times.'' 

Do African Traditions Promulgate Forced Marriages?

The role of tribes and families is important in African traditions of marriage. Most of the marriages are arranged by the families of the marrying partners. The women are considered valuable so much so that the husbands are traditionally bound to give some gift to the family of the bride.

The noble and well to do families consider it honorable to have arranged marriages of their children. The marriage bond is so strong in African traditions of marriage that even the children out of the wedlock are considered more akin to the families than the marriage partners. The tradition has cemented the communities to have good partners for their children.

Paradoxically, the poor families permit their children to select their life partners. Even the marriage partners try their best to select their spouses on their likings and disliking. They don’t allow their families to involve unnecessarily in the process of marriage.