Whispers of the Soul by Nadia Nizam

There were times when I caught my own people talking behind my back, trying to undermine my reputation and scheme against me. To my surprise, I was often unaware of the full extent of their plotting. During those challenging moments, I chose to let God fight my battles. As the saying goes, "It is not humans who instantly grant honor, but rather the very nature of Allah." And my life has become a prime example of Allah's commands for me. Looking back, I am filled with gratitude that my Lord allowed me to emerge victorious against my rivals. Though the betrayal and schemes of those close to me were deeply hurtful, I remained steadfast in my faith. I knew that by entrusting my cause to Allah, I was placing it in the hands of the Almighty, who sees all and will deliver justice in His time.  This experience has reinforced my belief that sometimes the wisest choice is to refrain from engaging in petty conflicts, and instead focus on aligning myself with the will of the Divine. ...

Recently, I learned about a situation involving one of my family relatives in Pakistan. After their parents passed away, the brothers simply distributed and sold the family properties without giving any portion to the sisters. During the entire legal process of handling the property matters, they did not even ask for or inform the sisters. * Dear Parents, I have some advice for all parents who are still alive. If you are capable, please leave a legal will in accordance with your islamic religious beliefs. Remember that once we depart this world, we will have to face Allah (God). In this materialistic world, where we are busy accumulating assets to provide for our children, those children may not even visit our graves after our death. Therefore, be wise and prepare to meet God. Even those who do not believe in God should still show faithfulness to the principles of justice and equity. When distributing assets, be mindful of maintaining justice, just as we expect God's justice in eve...