UMM AYMAN Islamic Institute

Apt 🌹

Morning Adhkar Reminder 🌹
Don't forget to recite the Qur'an

Hasten towards Rakatainil Fajr and Fajr
May Allāh Accept it

Dear soul,

It's easy to look righteous when people are watching.
It's easy to post reminders.

Easy to wear the right clothes.
Easy to say the right things.
Easy to appear practicing.

But who are you when nobody is watching?

Who are you when it's just you, your phone, and a temptation?

Who are you when everyone thinks you're doing good, but Allāh knows what's hidden in your heart?

The truth is, the real test of our Islam is not what people see.

It's what Allāh sees.
Because people can be fooled.

People only know the version of you that you show them.

But Allāh sees the late-night scrolling that's not beneficial.

The hidden conversations.
The private sins.

The tears nobody knows about.
The du'as whispered in darkness.
The battles you fight within yourself.
Allāh sees it all.

My dear Subservient Muslimah,

There are good people who are struggling with sins and striving to please Allāh even in private.

And there are people who look religious but have forgotten Allāh in private.

What matters is not perfection.

What matters is sincerity.

What matters is that when you fall, you run back to Allāh.

What matters is that you fear displeasing Allāh even when nobody else would ever know.

Because one day, every secret will be exposed.
Every hidden deed.
Every private act of obedience.
Every private act of disobedience.
Nothing will remain hidden.

And on that Day, the likes, comments, followers, and praise of people will mean absolutely nothing.

The only thing that will matter is what was between you and Allāh.

So ask yourself:
If my private life was displayed to the world today, would I be proud of it?

Would my hidden deeds look like my public image?

Would Allāh be pleased with the version of me that nobody knows?

The strongest believer is not the one who worships when people are watching.

The strongest believer is the one who remembers Allāh when nobody is.

Because that is where sincerity lives.
That is where taqwa grows.
That is where true faith is built.

May Allāh make us among those whose private deeds are better than their public deeds.

And may He make us sincere servants, whether we are seen or unseen.

Your true character is who you are when nobody is watching except Allāh.🤍

Good night Beloved 😍
Don't forget the bedtime Sunnahs

Sleep with the intention of waking up for Tahajjud and Sunnah fast.

May Allāh Accept our Ibadahs, purify our intentions and grant us the best of places. Aljannantul firdaus 🤲

Umm Ayman...✍️
Subservient Muslimah 🌹

Evening Adhkar Reminder 🌹

Salatul Duha Reminder 🌹
May Allāh ease it

We make learning fun 🥰

We are not addicted to screens 🤭

One day, my son didn't go to school and since it had been quite a while since he last watched cartoon, I decided to let him watch one. So I gave him a cartoon to watch.

Not long after, something happened.😅

He couldn't even concentrate on the cartoon. Suddenly, he burst into tears 😭.

I was confused and kept asking, "What happened?"

Do you know why he was crying?
He wanted to go to school!

In fact, anytime he misses school, he gets upset and starts asking. SubhānAllāh.

Seeing him in that mood wasn't easy. So I brought out one of our learning activities, and you needed to see his excitement!

His face lit up instantly, his energy returned, and we spent time learning through play and having fun together.

When you nurture the love of learning in a child's heart early, learning stops feeling like a burden and becomes something they genuinely enjoy.

The goal is not to raise children who are entertained all day, but children who are curious, engaged, and eager to learn.

And trust me, when learning is fun, children naturally choose it. 🩵

What your child loves today will shape what they pursue tomorrow. Make learning a joy, not a punishment.

Little Ayman's. Inspired by a child. Created for the Ummah 🌹

Today, I am especially grateful for the Qur'an memorization journey with my son.

This journey began long before he was born. I had goals, dreams, and targets that I hoped to achieve with him, and I made a conscious decision to be actively involved in his learning from the very beginning.

Alhamdulillah, we reached the targets I had set for him at one year, two years old. And now, as he is approaching three, I am filled with gratitude to see that we are already working towards and even nearing the goals I had envisioned for this stage.

Every lesson, every memorization, every revision, every milestone has been a reminder that success comes from Allāh alone.

What once felt like a plan on paper is gradually becoming a reality by His mercy.

Alhamdulillah for every accomplishment, every target reached, every goal achieved, and every opportunity to witness my son's growth and progress.

Alhamdulillah for the strength to stay consistent, for the knowledge he has gained, and for allowing me to be part of this beautiful journey.

May Allāh continue to bless our efforts, make the Qur'an beloved to our hearts, and make our children among the people of the Qur'an. Aameen.

Dear parents,

Dream for your children. Set goals. Set targets. Have a vision for what you want them to become, especially in their Deen and character.

But don't stop at having goals work intentionally towards them. Small, consistent efforts made every day can lead to remarkable results over time.

There will be days when progress feels slow, and days when you feel tired. In those moments, let your goals remind you why you started. Let your vision keep you moving forward.

Be an intentional parent. Be actively involved in your child's learning and development. With sincere effort, consistency, du'a, and reliance upon Allah, you may be surprised by what your child can achieve.

And most importantly, remember that every effort invested in raising a righteous child is never wasted with Allāh.

Little Ayman's. Inspired by a child. Created for the Ummah 🌹

What are you especially grateful for?