There is no such thing as pure "coincidence" or "luck".

No disaster strikes upon the earth or among yourselves except that it is in a register before We bring it into being. Indeed that, for Allah, is easy.

One's supposed to take action, but then accept the result - whether it feels lucky or not, because it is ultimately from Him.

Instead of luck, think deeply about barakah - blessing, which means something can have a small amount but be full of benefit, like a little money that stretches far, a short time that gets so much done, a moment that changes your life.

Prophet (PBUH) said: "O Allah, bless my nation in their early mornings" narrated by Tirmidhi ----- That's why waking up early = barakah move


#thoughts

"bad luck" = a test (al-ibtila'), not random misfortune. "Allah does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear..." 2:286.

Even things that seem initially bad might be later protecting you, purifying you, elevating your rank, bringing you closer to Allah. T

That's not unlucky, - that's divine timing.

Don't flip a coin, just trust deeply your qadar))

#thoughts

Can't wait to watch the final. ❤️

bundan chamasi 2-3 yil oldin Harvarddagi bir fellowship dasturiga qiziqib, mas'ul shaxsga xat yozganman. ular ham erinmasdan javob bergan.

E-mail pochtamni tozalayotib to'satdan ko'rib qoldim.

I am excited to realise how I was enthusiastic

#fikrlar

Stanford Universitetidagilarni ham boshini qotirgan ekanman😅

avvallari youtubeda, googledagi maqolalarda mental health mavzusidagi xabarlar chiqsa, ensamni qotirib beparvolik bilan qarardim. Lekin shu kunlarda mental healthning naqadar ahamiyatli ekanligini anglab yetyapman.

#fikrlar

Mental health issues can show up in many different ways, and symptoms can vary from person to person. Some common signs and symptoms of mental health struggles include:

▪️Persistent feelings of sadness, emptiness, or hopelessness.
▪️Extreme mood swings (feeling very happy one moment and very sad the next).
▪️Irritability or frustration over small things.
▪️Difficulty concentrating, thinking clearly, or making decisions.
▪️Negative thinking patterns or constant self-criticism.
▪️Trouble remembering things or staying focused.
▪️Fatigue or low energy, even after resting.
▪️Changes in appetite or weight (eating too much or too little).
▪️Trouble sleeping (insomnia or sleeping too much).
▪️Unexplained aches, pains, or other physical discomforts.
▪️Withdrawing from friends, family, or activities you used to enjoy.
▪️Avoiding responsibilities or procrastinating.
▪️Engaging in risky behaviors, like substance abuse or reckless actions.
▪️Difficulty performing everyday tasks or fulfilling commitments.
▪️Avoiding social interactions or feeling disconnected from others.
▪️Losing interest in things you once found meaningful or fun.
▪️Feeling like no one understands what you're going through.

🔴 Sizda qaysi belgilar kuzatilmoqda?

the ideas we lose by morning →

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Not bad😎

Juda asqotadigan saytlar:

👉 my.gov.uz
👉 e-shahodatnoma.uz
👉 my.mehnat.uz
👉 diplom.edu.uz

#foydali_link

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Eng katta muvaffaqiyat - insonning oʻzini ijobiy tarafga oʻzgartira olishidir. Buni karomat ham deyish mumkin, menimcha 👌

haqiqatdan ham shunday)

🏛 Foydali kutubxonalar:

👉 royallib.com
👉 vostlit.info
👉 hrono.ru
👉 booksite.ru
👉 worldhistory.org
👉 dic.academic.ru/contents.nsf/islam/
👉 fb2.top/genres

#foydali_link

@mutoolamiz

Do their appointments stem from intelligence or favoritism due to being Jewish?

The presidents in question are Alan Garber (Harvard), Jonathan Levin (Stanford), Christopher L. Eisgruber (Princeton), and Sally Kornbluth (MIT), all of whom are Jewish.

This question is ceaselessly intriguing my mind since I researched in pursuit of my curiosity. 😒

What do you think about it?

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