spreading wisdom

There was a time when I used to say “Inshallah” almost mindlessly, like it was just a word to throw into conversations to sound religious or culturally appropriate. I’d say, “Inshallah, I’ll see you tomorrow,” or “Inshallah, I’ll do my best,” without really contemplating what it meant. But then, life has a way of teaching

We often hear the word Subhanallah in our daily lives, but how often do we pause and reflect on its profound meaning? If you’re like me, you’ve probably said it many times without thinking too deeply. I used to say “Subhanallah” whenever something amazed me, but I never fully grasped the depths of this phrase.

When we hear the word “Mubarak,” it’s often associated with joyous occasions like Eid Mubarak, Ramadan Mubarak, or congratulatory messages. But what does “Mubarak” truly mean? As the author of Spreading Wisdom, I aim to provide a deeper understanding of the meaning of Mubarak, its significance in our lives, and its usage in Islamic traditions.

I’ve noticed that life can be incredibly unpredictable. We plan, work hard, and strive for the best, but sometimes things don’t go as we expect. And I’ve been there too—worried, anxious, and wondering what the future holds. But I realized something that transformed how I approach these moments. It’s called tawakkul. Tawakkul, or relying on