One Two Twenty

Let’s enjoy counting up, remembering that Allah will weigh our accumulating deeds.

This Ramadan

I wrote ‘This Ramadan’ inspired by and with special love for members of Muslimah Bloggers, masha’Allah.

Alhamdulillah for Trees

Trees benefit from regular pruning. Like trees, our hearts benefit from cutting unnecessary and unhelpful branches of fascination, to redirect connection to Allah’s noor, and reduce spiritual blindness, deafness, and forgetfulness.

Care and Consideration

Today’s rhyme is about a fictional old lady. She usually chooses to wear yellow shoes. Not to attract attention to her feet. Rather, to give herself ease in finding her shoes. Her decision is between her and her Lord.

Peace and Protection

We greet one another with peace. “Assalaamu ‘alaykum.” “Peace be with you.” Sahlom aleikom.” {… But humankind is the most… Read more Peace and Protection

Worship Allah Alone

Allah alone is worthy of worship. I recognise there is no god but Allah. And I praise Him.

Remember Allah when Home, Near, and Far

Importantly, we stimulate ourselves to speak of Allah to our hearts, minds, souls, as well as sense organs, by uttering His name often. This rhyme encourages frequent remembrance of Allah.

Sensing, Seeking

As I increasingly intend to prepare holistically for Ramadan, I am seeking inspiration from Shumaisa Khan.

Marwah Grows Bee Friendly Flowers

Alhamdulillah, I wrote ‘Marwah Grows’ to encourage us all to sow, plant, and look after flowers. Also, I wrote it to help us resist picking and bringing flowers indoors where bees cannot access them.

Khayr Loves to Cook What’s Healthy

In this fun song, Khayr loves to cook what’s healthy but he makes mistakes. After over-steaming vegetables, what shall he do with the vitamin-rich water-solution?