بسم الله. ربي زدني علما. امين

بسم الله. ربي زدني علما. امين
May Allah the Almighty grant us more beneficial knowledge, accept our good deeds, forgive our mistakes, protect us from fitna, and join us with the righteous believers in Jannatul Ferdaus. Ameen.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Note: AI Generated "Letters To Myself" - Just For Fun

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم 



💡 Interesting prompt. Ask ChatGPT to make two letters, one starts with "Dear me" and the other begins with "To myself as I grow older". Analyze the outcomes based on past questions you typed with the same account using ChatGPT (Note: Not a must to take it seriously, but much of the results seem to carry some significant advice):

1. “Dear Me” — present, grounded, and determined

Dear Me,

You have never been particularly concerned with whether people think you are unusual. You do not embarrass easily, and you have never needed a crowd to validate your decisions. You would rather quietly do what you believe is right than perform for people who may forget you tomorrow.

Keep that.

You are an INTJ-A 1w9: independent in thought, demanding of yourself, principled, analytical, and naturally inclined to improve whatever you believe can be improved. But remember that being strong does not mean you must carry everything alone.

You are married to an ESFJ 3w2—a man whose strengths are very different from yours. He may care deeply about people, relationships, recognition, achievement, and making others feel valued, while you may be more comfortable with independence, privacy, systems, and long-term plans. Do not waste your marriage wishing that he had your personality. Learn to appreciate what his differences bring into your life, just as you hope he appreciates what yours brings into his.

And as for money: do not be ashamed of wanting more halal income.

You do not want wealth merely to display it.

You want the freedom to help.

You want to reach a point where giving zakah is something you can do with gratitude rather than something you merely hope to be able to afford. You want to contribute to Islamic causes, assist people in need, support worthwhile projects, give sadaqah, and quietly solve problems when Allah gives you the means.

So take the side hustles seriously.

Learn. Improve. Offer useful services. Work online. Build skills. Accept small beginnings. A modest income earned honestly is still honorable, and a small amount consistently given for Allah's sake can become enormous in reward.

Do not despise ₱3,000 simply because it is not ₱30,000.

Today it may be a side hustle.

Tomorrow it may become another skill.

Eventually, Allah may open doors you cannot currently see.

You do not need to become obsessed with money. You need to become capable of using money well.

Keep your standards.

Keep your modesty.

Keep your independence.

Keep your sense of humor.

Keep your ability to walk away from pointless drama.

But also keep your heart soft.

Do not allow disappointment with people to make you stingy with goodness. Do not allow difficult people to convince you that generosity is foolish. Give because Allah sees it—not because people deserve your gratitude in return.

Build quietly.

Earn halal.

Save wisely.

Give generously.

And never forget why you wanted the money in the first place.

Not to impress people.

To have more to give for Allah's sake.

Love,
Me

2. “To Myself as I Grow Older” — looking toward the woman you want to become

To Myself as I Grow Older,

I hope that by the time you read this, you have become the kind of woman you once prayed to become—not necessarily richer, more impressive, or more admired, but more useful.

I hope you built something.

Perhaps several things.

I hope you experimented with side hustles, learned skills you once thought were beyond you, worked with people from different backgrounds, and discovered that your ability to analyze, organize, communicate, and solve problems could become a means of earning halal rizq.

I hope you never felt embarrassed about starting small.

You were never easily embarrassed anyway.

You have always been quite capable of looking at something unconventional and simply thinking, “Does it work? Is it halal? Is it beneficial?” If the answer was yes, you could get on with it regardless of what people thought.

I hope you retained that courage.

I hope you also became financially capable enough to experience the beautiful responsibility of giving.

Perhaps there was a time when you dreamed about joining those who could comfortably calculate their zakah, pay it, and then continue looking for opportunities to give sadaqah.

I hope that dream became reality.

And when it did, I hope you remembered the smaller beginnings.

Remember the little jobs.

Remember the modest payments.

Remember every time you wondered whether your effort was worth it.

Remember that Allah can place barakah in something that looks insignificant to people.

I hope you became a woman who does not merely ask, “How much can I earn?”

I hope you learned to ask:

“How much good can Allah allow me to accomplish with what He gives me?”

I hope your marriage also grew wiser with age.

Your husband is an ESFJ 3w2, and you are an INTJ-A 1w9. You were never going to approach life exactly the same way. Perhaps you learned to laugh about those differences instead of analyzing every one of them.

I hope you learned when to offer a solution and when to simply listen.

I hope you learned that affection does not always arrive in the form you would naturally give it.

And I hope you never underestimated the value of having someone beside you whose strengths complement your own.

As you grow older, I hope you become increasingly difficult to disturb—not because you stopped caring, but because you finally learned what deserves your energy.

May petty criticism become background noise.

May unnecessary drama become beneath your attention.

May other people's opinions become lighter.

May your relationship with Allah become stronger.

May your love for reading from the Noble Qur'an become much closer to your heart.

May your wealth become a tool rather than an identity.

May your knowledge become beneficial.

May your work become a means of rizq.

May your rizq become a means of zakah and sadaqah.

And may you eventually look back and realize that the goal was never simply to become a successful woman.

It was to become a useful servant of Allah who happened to be given opportunities, skills, a marriage, income, intelligence, time, and resources—and tried to use them well.

Older me, if Allah has given you abundance, don't become attached to it.

Give.

If Allah has given you knowledge, teach.

If Allah has given you influence, use it responsibly.

If Allah has given you strength, protect those who need protection.

If Allah has given you little, give from the little.

And if Allah has given you much, remember that much means much responsibility.

You do not need to be remembered by everyone.

You only need your deeds to be accepted by Allah.

May the older version of you be wiser without becoming colder, wealthier without becoming attached to wealth, stronger without becoming harsh, and more generous without ever seeking applause.

Keep building. Keep giving. Keep your principles. Keep your heart soft.
(Inn-sha-Allah)
The woman who is becoming you"

Saturday, November 8, 2025

LINKS: Just Sharing Some Links To Some Of The Islamic Books Authored By My Dear Parents (Allah Yarhamhuma. Ameen) etc. And Other PDF Documents As Charity Sadaqa Jaariya

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم 

💎 The Qur'an: The Divine Revelation 
🖋️ Authored by Dr Norlain Dindang Alip




💎 The Noble Qur'an: The Divine Message For All Mankind 
🖋️ Authored by Dr Norlain Dindang Alip



⤴️ PDF document as charity sadaqa jaariya:-

💎 Da'wah According To The Qur'an And The Sunnah (Sunnah of the beloved Messenger Muhammad SallAllahu 'alaihi wa sallam)
🖋️ Authored by Dr Norlain Dindang Alip


⤴️ Handbook: Da'wah According To The Noble Qur'an And Sunnah Of The Beloved Messenger Muhammad SallAllahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam

💎 Holy Qur'an: The Book Of Guidance 
(🖋️🖊️ Authored by Dr Norlain Dindang Alip and Dr Mamarinta Umar Mababaya)


💎 Rationale and Benefits of Salat/Prayer
🖋️ Authored by Dr Norlain Dindang Alip

✨ Free E-Book: Journeying Back To Jannah Paradise 
(135 poems written by sister Mariam Omar Mababaya)

✨ Free E-Book: Just Sharing Islam - 103 Islamic Poems written by sister Mariam Omar Mababaya 

🌻 May Allah the Almighty accept all our good deeds, keep us sincere and steadfast, increase us in authentic Islamic knowledge and more barakah blessings in our lives, forgive all our wrongdoings and mistakes, grant us a peaceful return to Him Subhaanahu wa Ta'aala, reunite us with all our Muslim loved ones in Jannatul Ferdaus and always protect us in both worlds. Ameen.

📔 PDF research thesis by one of my brothers ustadh Ahmad Mababaya, Abu Imran, in Arabic language:

📑 Sharing my research paper 
Inn-sha-Allah in Arabic language from Markaz Ibn Al-Qayyim as charity sadaqa jaariyah (the topic I chose was about the negative consequences of divorce): 

💚 Some advice from me in English language on how divorce is not always the best solution,
PDF document which you can Inn-sha-Allah share as sadaqah jaariya: 

Saturday, August 24, 2024

Tips: On Regular Busyness And Stress (ChatGPT)

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

❓ Question: Make 31 sentences in the form of advice which start from "As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always..."

💻 ChatGPT: 1. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always take time for your daily prayers.
2. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always remember to give charity.
3. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always read a few verses of the Noble Qur'an each day.
4. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always show kindness and respect to others.
5. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always seek forgiveness from Allah the Almighty for your mistakes.
6. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always try to fast during Ramadan.
7. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always make time for family and loved ones.
8. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always strive to learn more about your faith/Imaan.
9. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always make Du'a for guidance and protection.
10. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always maintain honesty in your dealings.
11. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always practice gratitude for what you have.
12. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always offer help to those in need.
13. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always seek to improve your character.
14. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always take time to reflect on your actions.
15. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always respect your parents and elders.
16. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always avoid backbiting and gossip.
17. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always prioritize your health and well-being.
18. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always strive to be patient for Allah's sake in difficult situations.
19. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always be mindful of your speech and behavior.
20. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always make time to help in your community.
21. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always seek to fulfill your responsibilities with integrity.
22. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always remember to express gratitude to Allah the Most Kind.
23. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always be forgiving towards others.
24. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always take moments for self-reflection and improvement.
25. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always keep your promises and commitments.
26. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always stay focused on your spiritual goals.
27. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always practice humility and avoid arrogance.
28. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always nurture your relationship with Allah through supplication.
29. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always be diligent in fulfilling your Islamic duties.
30. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always seek balance between your worldly and spiritual responsibilities.
31. As a Muslim, regardless of how busy you are, always remember to stay positive and hopeful in your faith.

❓ Question: What about 31 sentences that begin with "No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never..."

💻 ChatGPT: 1. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never skip your daily prayers.
2. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never neglect your obligation to give charity.
3. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never forget to read the Noble Qur'an regularly.
4. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never miss an opportunity to show kindness.
5. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never ignore the importance of seeking forgiveness from Allah the Most Merciful.
6. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never disregard the significance of fasting during Ramadan.
7. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never fail to spend quality time with your family.
8. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never stop striving to learn more about your faith.
9. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never overlook the importance of making Du'a for guidance.
10. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never compromise on honesty and integrity.
11. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never forget to express gratitude for your blessings.
12. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never ignore the needs of those less fortunate.
13. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never let go of your commitment to good character.
14. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never neglect self-reflection and personal growth.
15. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never disrespect your parents and elders.
16. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never engage in backbiting or gossip.
17. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never forget to care for your health and well-being.
18. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never lose your patience in challenging times.
19. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never let your speech and actions deviate from good manners.
20. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never fail to contribute to your community.
21. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never compromise on fulfilling your responsibilities.
22. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never neglect expressing gratitude to Allah.
23. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never hold grudges and strive to forgive others.
24. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never forget to reflect on your actions and seek improvement.
25. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never break your promises and commitments.
26. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never lose sight of your spiritual objectives.
27. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never let arrogance overshadow humility.
28. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never neglect supplication and maintaining your relationship with Allah.
29. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never ignore your Islamic duties and responsibilities.
30. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never forget the balance between your worldly and spiritual duties.
31. No matter how busy you are, as a Muslim, never let negativity overshadow your faith and hope.

❓ Question: Make 31 sentences that begin with "As a Muslim, never allow busyness to..."

💻 ChatGPT: 1. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to prevent you from performing your daily prayers.
2. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to stop you from giving charity regularly.
3. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to hinder your reading of the Noble Qur'an.
4. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to distract you from showing kindness to others.
5. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to make you forget seeking forgiveness from Allah the Most Forgiving.
6. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to cause you to miss fasting during Ramadan.
7. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to interfere with spending quality time with your family.
8. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to diminish your pursuit of knowledge about your faith.
9. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to make you neglect making Du'a for guidance.
10. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to compromise your honesty and integrity.
11. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to prevent you from expressing gratitude for your blessings.
12. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to make you overlook the needs of others.
13. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to cause you to lose focus on good character.
14. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to prevent you from self-reflection and growth.
15. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to lead you to disrespect your parents and elders.
16. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to make you engage in backbiting or gossip.
17. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to neglect your health and well-being.
18. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to make you impatient in difficult times.
19. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to affect your good manners and respectful speech.
20. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to stop you from contributing to your community.
21. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to compromise your responsibilities and duties.
22. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to prevent you from expressing gratitude to Allah.
23. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to cause you to hold grudges instead of forgiving others.
24. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to stop you from reflecting on your actions and seeking improvement.
25. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to lead you to break promises and commitments.
26. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to overshadow your spiritual goals.
27. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to lead you away from humility and increase arrogance.
28. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to make you neglect your supplications and relationship with Allah.
29. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to distract you from your Islamic duties and responsibilities.
30. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to make you lose balance between your worldly and spiritual obligations.
31. As a Muslim, never allow busyness to overshadow your faith and positive outlook.

❓ Question: Write 35 sentences that start with "As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when... While stress..."

💻 ChatGPT: 1. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it drives you to manage your time more effectively. While stress can sometimes arise, it often leads to improved organization and productivity.

2. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it provides you opportunities to practice patience. While stress may test your patience, it also strengthens it.

3. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it motivates you to balance your spiritual and worldly duties. While stress might challenge this balance, it encourages you to prioritize what’s important.

4. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it pushes you to seek Allah’s help more frequently. While stress can be overwhelming, it reminds you to turn to prayer (especially Tahajjud / Qiyaam Al-Layl) and supplication (Du'a).

5. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it helps you cultivate resilience. While stress can be difficult to manage, it teaches you how to endure and persevere.

6. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it keeps you engaged in productive tasks. While stress may accompany this busyness, it often results in meaningful accomplishments.

7. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it leads you to develop better time-management skills. While stress may accompany tight schedules, it can improve your efficiency.

8. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it offers chances for you to help others. While stress might arise, it can also be a catalyst for acts of charity and kindness.

9. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it encourages you to make time for reflection and gratitude. While stress might feel heavy, it prompts you to recognize and appreciate your blessings.

10. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it teaches you the value of prioritizing your tasks. While stress can be challenging, it helps you identify and focus on what matters most.

11. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it helps you strengthen your relationships. While stress may test your interactions, it often brings you closer to those who support you.

12. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it drives you to improve your efficiency. While stress may increase, it encourages you to find effective ways to manage your responsibilities.

13. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it provides you with opportunities for personal growth. While stress can be a burden, it often leads to valuable life lessons.

14. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it helps you build character. While stress may be intense, it often cultivates qualities like patience, perseverance, and empathy.

15. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it pushes you to stay focused on your goals. While stress can be overwhelming, it keeps you driven and motivated.

16. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it offers you chances to perform good deeds. While stress may accompany your tasks, it often brings opportunities for acts of kindness and service.

17. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it encourages you to seek balance in your life. While stress may challenge this balance, it helps you find equilibrium between work and worship.

18. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it helps you develop a sense of purpose. While stress might be present, it often directs your efforts towards meaningful and fulfilling activities.

19. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it allows you to support your family and community. While stress can be a part of this, it often leads to a greater sense of contribution and belonging.

20. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it prompts you to find moments of calm and reflection. While stress may be present, it often leads you to seek tranquility through prayer and meditation.

21. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it encourages you to delegate tasks and seek help. While stress may arise, it can also teach you to trust and rely on others.

22. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it helps you develop a strong work ethic. While stress may accompany this, it often leads to a greater sense of achievement and satisfaction.

23. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it inspires you to set and achieve new goals. While stress might challenge you, it often results in personal and professional growth.

24. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it helps you appreciate the value of rest and relaxation. While stress may be a factor, it often highlights the importance of taking care of yourself.

25. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it offers you opportunities to practice humility. While stress may arise, it can also remind you of the need for humility and gratitude.

26. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it keeps you engaged in positive activities. While stress can be a part of this, it often leads to productive and rewarding outcomes.

27. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it helps you develop better coping strategies. While stress may be challenging, it can also enhance your ability to handle difficulties.

28. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it motivates you to seek spiritual and personal development. While stress may be present, it often leads to growth and self-improvement.

29. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it drives you to practice mindfulness. While stress might be a factor, it often encourages you to stay present and focused on the moment.

30. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it provides you with a sense of accomplishment. While stress may accompany your efforts, it often results in fulfilling and meaningful achievements.

31. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it leads you to prioritize your responsibilities wisely. While stress can be overwhelming, it often helps you manage your duties more effectively.

32. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it encourages you to seek forgiveness and make amends. While stress may arise, it often leads you to address and resolve issues with others.

33. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it helps you practice gratitude for the opportunities you have. While stress may accompany this busyness, it often reminds you of the positive aspects of your life.

34. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing when it fosters a sense of community and collaboration. While stress can be present, it often brings people together to support and uplift one another.

35. As a Muslim, your busyness can be a blessing (Inn-sha-Allah) when it challenges you to grow and adapt. While stress might be part of this process, it often leads to increased resilience and strength. 

⤴️ Some notes from ChatGPT

Friday, August 23, 2024

Poem: Unfollow Those Whose Online Presence Is A Distraction Not Blessing

💐 In The Name Of Allah The Most Gracious The Most Merciful 
📝 The kind of content you expose yourself to daily, 
The notes you notice shared by some users frequently, 
And status updates you choose to read regularly 
Can impact your current mood, mindset and self-esteem. 
For Allah's sake, what you absorb - select carefully.
~•~
If you wish to keep the man you agreed to marry, 
Avoid users who endorse divorce illogically 
Or whose posts could trigger you to feel some jealousy. 
Unfollow those who assume it's "unwise" or "silly" 
To have Sabr with one's spouse and show humility.
~•~
If you intend to maintain positive well-being, 
As well as contentment with Allah's countless blessings, 
Refrain from browsing around questionable writings, 
And don't entertain users who are discouraging.
Don't pay attention to losers if you aim to win.
~•~
To remain confident for Allah while trusting Him, 
Don't surround yourself with clowns who enjoy complaining, 
Gossiping and ridiculing people's shortcomings. 
When washing clothes, you wouldn't mix mud with detergents 
Nor would you stand near workers drilling when unwinding.
~•~
Respect yourself. Be careful with your choice of close friends, 
And don't bother tolerating negative content. 
Don't mingle with strangers who share fake news and nonsense, 
Whose presence can distract you from what's more important.
Learn from the right sources. Skip baseless information.
~•~
📖 Asmaa bint Yazid RadhiAllahu 'anha narrated: Allah's noble Messenger Muhammad SallAllahu 'alaihi wa sallam said, "Shall I not tell you about the best of you?" They said, “Of course.” The Prophet Muhammad SallAllahu 'alaihi wa sallam said, "Those who, if they are seen, they remind you of Allah. Shall I not tell you about the worst of you?" They said, “Of course.” The Prophet Muhammad SallAllahu 'alaihi wa sallam said, "Those who carry gossip and ruin relations between loved ones, seeking misery for the innocent."
Source: Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 321
Grade: Hasan (Fair) according to Al-Albani
📖 Abu Qatadah RadhiAllahu 'anhu narrated: Allah's noble Messenger Muhammad SallAllahu 'alaihi wa said, "Verily, you will never leave anything for the sake of Allah the Almighty but that Allah will replace it with something better."
Source: Musnad Ahmed 22565
Grade: Sahih (Authentic) according to Al-Albani
📖 Abu Musa RadhiAllahu 'anhu narrated: Allah's noble Messenger Muhammad SallAllahu 'alaihi wa sallam said, "Verily, the parable (similitude, example) of good company and a bad company is that of a seller of musk and a blacksmith. The seller of musk will give you some perfume, you will buy some, or you will notice a good smell. As for the blacksmith, he will burn your clothes or you will notice a bad smell."
Source: Sahih Al-Bukhari 5534, Sahih Muslim 2628
Grade: Muttafaqun Alayhi (Authenticity agreed upon) according to Al-Bukhari and Muslim