⭐ Abu Sumayyah's Diary ⭐

Some 70,000 thoughts fill our heads daily. Both good & bad. You need to choose. Anger, hatred, jealousy or positive & peaceful. Be careful! Why worry when have Allah with you?! He is there for you all the time, He is your constant companion, He knows what you're going through, He knows those feelings you’ve struggled so hard to put to words, He understands your tears when everyone else is wondering what the matter is, He knows the constriction in your heart, the uneasiness in your soul and He can bring you out of it and make things easy, but only if you seek His help and trust Him! Unfortunately, man is too busy looking at closed doors rather than focusing on the ones that are wide open. You can talk to Allah about ANYTHING, He's listening. Ya Allah! Have mercy on our weak souls. We claim to love you so much, but we disobey you so often. Ya Rahman, do not punish us for our actions. We are weak and forgetful.
Location: Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

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