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“People ignore death but death never ignores people.”
― Muslim Smiles

“Keep your mind strong with knowledge; keep your heart strong with faith.”
― Muslim Smiles

“Hearts may forgive but they never forget.”
― Muslim Smiles

“When a broken heart heals, it becomes stronger than anything in the world.”
― Muslim Smiles

“The world's poverty reveals the poverty of the hearts of rich and powerful.”
― Muslim Smiles

“Peace and Jealousy cannot live in the same heart....one of them must leave.”
― Muslim Smiles

“The value of a heart increases with every break.”
― Muslim Smiles

“O heart, do not lose your kindness for kindness is your greatness.”
― Muslim Smiles

“By the one in whose hand my soul lies,
To Allah belongs the dominion of the Earth and skies,
We belong and will return to Allah the Most High.”
― Walead Quhill, Getting to Know Muhammad : a Rhyming Verse Novel, About the Life and Struggles of the Prophet Muhammad, for Teenagers and Young Adults.

“We see our eyes with our own eyes, we see our mind with our own mind, and we see our heart with our own heart.”
― Muslim Smiles

“The one who carries the fire of true love in his heart, melts the hearts of others.. Like the winter sun melts the snow.”
― Muslim Smiles

“Anyone can build a masjid, because we all have hearts, turn your heart in to a beautiful place of Ibadah..... Build that masjid for Allah.”
― Muslim Smiles

“God, the most profitable and successful business making ideas for centuries.”
― Dido Stargaze

“Partnership as a keyword in Islam carries a negative connotation when associated with Allah since any partnership implies another outside of Allah as a rival.”
― Nakhati Jon, Searching Below the Surface: A Deeper Look at Covenant and Contract

“The Word of God shows that the Son and the Holy Spirit neither contend in rivalry nor create a partnership with Yahweh but demonstrate perfect harmony. The oneness of Yahweh consists of divine persons, not partners.”
― Nakhati Jon, Searching Below the Surface: A Deeper Look at Covenant and Contract

“A oneness-in-unity deity's will, much like his own relationality, seeks to relate closely in giving his communications, but an Absolute Oneness deity will maintain his lofty position allowing only a downward communication. Both communicate consistently with their covenant or contract nature.”
― Nakhati Jon, Searching Below the Surface: A Deeper Look at Covenant and Contract

“…Allah, So Magnificent, So Powerful,
and So Sufficient.
WHO controls, all that exists, within an
Overwhelming Anticipated Celestial Space
of 100 Billion Light Years. And Beyond.”
― Farooq A. Shiekh

“Yahweh is an amalgamation and embodiment of all chief pagan deities.”
― Priscilla Vogelbacher, Hallowed Be Thy Name

“Yahweh/Jehovah/Allāh is antiquated.”
― Priscilla Vogelbacher, Hallowed Be Thy Name

“…[Magfirat]-The best tribute, I could ask for my
parents.
For the unparalleled efforts, for my better education.
And their way of simple and pious life.”
― Farooq A. Shiekh

“سُمِّي المسلم مسلمًا لأَنَّه مستسلم، ومُنقاد لشرعِ الله ودينِه، خاضع لأَوامر الله تعالى، فالمسلم مستسلم لله لا لغيره، والمشرك مستسلم لله ولغيره، والكافر مستكبر عن عبادة الله، وكلٌّ من المشرك والمستكبر كافرٌ”
― عبدالعزيز بن عبدالله الراجحي, شرح شروط الصلاة وأركانها وواجباتها

“عرف الله سبحانه و تعالى بالعقل والقلب . فكن مع الله سبحانه و تعالى جل شانه بعقلك و قلبك تكن اغنى الناس”
― Sami abouzid

“All praise is due to Allah. Allah is the One Reality, and that Reality is Love. We humans are love returning to Love. Sufis have taught great wisdom to humanity regarding the clearest ways to make that “return.�� The finest way is through remembering (dhikr) Allah at all times, and knowing that Allah alone exists.”
― Laurence Galian

“However, very little thought, or for that matter, information, is given as to how Allah veils His Truths. One way that the Truth is veiled is through the veil of: the fear of appearing or becoming insane or “crazy.�� Other veils include: becoming or appearing a fool, the veil of obviousness, the veil of shame, the veil of no longer being concerned with “stations�� on the path, the veil of behaving contrary to Shariah, the veil of heresy, and the veil of leaving the Path.”
― Laurence Galian, The Sun at Midnight: The Revealed Mysteries of the Ahlul Bayt Sufis

“It is beyond the learning of most psychotherapists to understand that suffering is how God turns some peoples�� minds toward Her. Some therapists, psychologists and psychiatrists reading this, may have been feeling a particular despair and/or frustration in working with certain patients, because they cannot seem to help them with their pain. These are often special cases in which the patient is being treated by Allah; and the treatment sometimes is quite severe. This is because it is easier to awaken from a nightmare than a pleasant dream. In fact, one of the functions of nightmares is to awaken us if we have a stomachache or other physical problem, or there is something in the environment that needs our attention. So too, the nightmare 'world' that we believe to be our everyday, ordinary, waking world, serves to jolt us awake serves to enlighten us, and makes us realize that what we mistook for the real world, was in fact, only a dream!”
― Laurence Galian

“Jadi pelajaran dari sifat-sifat Allah itu adalah kita tidak boleh sombong kepada orang lain, mengatakan bahwa mereka akan masuk neraka sambil merasa diri paling baik. Karena bisa jadi kesalahan orang lain diampuni Tuhan, tapi kesombongan bisa membuat hati kita kotor, iri, tidak bahagia, berdosa. Pelajaran lainnya adalah jangan berputus asa terhadap kasih sayang Allah, karena yang memasukkan manusia ke surga bukan semata perbuatan yang manusia lakukan, tapi ampunan dan kasih sayang Allah.”
― Nailal Fahmi, Pendidikan Keluarga Kami

“Virtually everything associated with Muhammad was decidedly unprophet-like. His birth was not foretold. The circumstances surrounding it were nasty. He couldn’t perform a miracle. He never issued a single prophetic utterance that came true as predicted. His scripture was abysmal—devoid of context and chronology. It focused on hate, violence, and punishment. His “new�� religion was simply repackaged paganism blended with a plethora of plagiarized and twisted Bible stories. What little was inventive was tragic. War was elevated to a paramount religious duty. Plunder was approved, as was incest, thievery, lying, assassination, genocide, and rape to name a few Islamic innovations. Paradise became a lustful orgy. The would-be prophet’s depictions of hell told us more about him than about the place. And his life was an example of what not to do, rather than how to behave. Then there was his god—a trickster, angry and demented”
― Craig Winn, PROPHET OF DOOM: ISLAM'S TERRORIST DOGMA IN MUHAMMAD'S OWN WORDS

“Tenangkanlah diri dan berbaik sangka, sebab Allah telah mengatur segalanya dengan sempurna.”
― Fram Han, Jejak Memori

“To Allah belongs all that is in the East and the West,
He knows what is buried deep within your chest,
Put your trust in Allah and let Him take care of the rest.”
― Walead Quhill, Getting to Know Muhammad : a Rhyming Verse Novel, About the Life and Struggles of the Prophet Muhammad, for Teenagers and Young Adults.

“Allah is the First, Allah is the Last, Whatever you can think of, Allah is not that. Allah's mercy overpowers his wrath, May Allah guide us all to the straight path.”
― Walead Quhill, Getting to Know Muhammad : a Rhyming Verse Novel, About the Life and Struggles of the Prophet Muhammad, for Teenagers and Young Adults.