"Whoever does good whether male or female and he is a believer, We will most certainly make him live a happy life, and We will most certainly give them their reward for the best of what they did."
Qur'an, 16:97
A question I have been asked recently, more than once, "Since you became a Muslim, how do you feel?"
Euphoric: I feel as if all, if not most, of my past problems have ceased. Whether my problems really have ceased or not, I have obtained the ability to take on the given dilemma with refined confidence. With the assurance of knowing who, what, when, how, and why, Alhamdullilah. I am undaunted, audacious, and liberated. I am in accord with myself and my surroundings.
Since becoming a Muslim I can see my true beauty, the truth of this world. I am no longer afraid of the many things that once refrained me, I conquered anxiety. I can focus, I can complete personal goals. I can understand, I can forgive, I can move forward: manifest. Life has become unambiguous to my personal satisfaction. I was able to override my struggles, on my own, from the trust and faith I have entrusted in Allah (swt). By His will he has granted me promised happiness.
Tell me, how has Islam changed your life? How has/does it made/make you feel?
12 comments:
Manshallah I loved reading this post!
And you have a beautiful smile (I'm assuming the person on the picture is you n_n) :)
How ha islam changed me? Well I think I need to pay more attention to my religion and become better at it before I can answer that question :p But islam is deff a blessing in my life!
Thank you dear :D And yes it is me xD It's thank to braces but that pic is misleading my teeth still aren't so perfect and I will need dental work round 2. after University.
Insh'allah there will be a point in your life when it will change everything for you : ) Perhaps it already has you just haven't realized yet ; )
Lol come to think of it I actually never smile like this in pictures and I really like this one now that you point it out : ) I went through and had to find one with me smiling really sincerely. Thank you again!!!
MashaAllah, it's a beautiful thing that you become a muslime!
Whoever does good whether male or female and he is a believer,
so if someone is good person and he does not believe then is it that he wont become happy?
Hi SM thanks for the feedback and your question.
I'm not saying that non-believers aren't and cannot be happy. This verse in the Qur'an is Allah guaranteeing happiness to those who believe and want a certain kind of happiness. Finding happiness is one's own personal journey and my journey is finding happiness from Allah, in Islam, being a Muslim.
Define happiness? Different people have different opinions of what happiness is. For some it's love, living a life of fame, being rich, achieving certain goals. Life and happiness is what you make it. And I'm not saying what's right or wrong I'm just saying what is right for me and how Islam has changed everything for me.
I became a muslem since I was born but as an identity only. I didn't pray, I drank and did a lot of horrible things. but weirdly, I found an emptiness inside me. honestly, that time I was unhappy person. But alhamdulillah, thanks to Allah for gave me such amazing thing and clue from internet about the end of the day that made me began to open up the Qur'an. I read it from one chapter to another chapter then I cried alot. I realize so many things! My mind start to open. i stopped doing bad things, then finally I decide to wear hijab. My 'bad' friend left me one by one, some laughed at me when they saw hijab covered my head, but I ignored it.
Now I feel my life more meaningful and much much better with Allah as the only one protector. my friend now are much less than before but at least they're my true friend who understand my decision. I love ISLAM.
Mashallah Iya! Thank you so much for sharing!!! It means a lot to me ~ <3 Allah really does love us and when we trust him he does wonders. Congrats on choosing Hijab too!!! Women like you inspire me so much!
I went through some similar things. Maybe I should share?
Masha'Allah .. lovey post :)
stay blessed :)
Salam, it is really nice to found a sweet sister like you!
I'm a born-Muslim, but I used to be indifferent about all those religion things. But as I grew up, learned about islam, I become really thankful that Allah still loves me and gives me a chance to see how precious this hidayah is.
Now I am much happier than before because I know why am I here in dunya, and I know that Allah is beside me wherever I go, even if people stare at me or say hurtful thing just because I wear hijab.
Have a blessed Ramadhan<3
xoxo, Rashka
@ äмän: Thank you dear~ you too! xx
@Rashka Rashid: >w< Awww thank youuuu! It means a lot that you say such kind words. Thank you for sharing too :D It's so true what you say and we all have our time when we grow into true believers if we are sincere in wanting to be better Muslims and dreaming of Jannah. Girls like you inspire me when you take the courage to choose hijab. I don't wear yet but insha'allah my courage grows and I made nia to wear it after ramadan. xx Ramadan kareem to you dear may Allah bless you.
mashAllah i loved this! you're so inspiring<3 and pretty, tabarakAllah :)
well.. being a Muslim (consciously now. since alhamdulillah i was born to muslim parents) has made me realize that carrying out something as a favour for someone feels good. But doing it voluntarily, joyfully an d willfully for a Being that is so Mighty feels even more wonderful, knowing that I will be rewarded for it. I'm just grateful that this way of life makes sense. It's logical in every way and I find Islam kind. Kind in every respect. :)
xo
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