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Healing the Heart: Leaving Darkness for Light
“So truly with hardship, there is also ease; truly with hardship there is also ease.” (Surah Ash-Sharh: 5 & 6) One of the things we struggle with is fulfilling the expectations we set upon ourselves. We race against time and compete with one another to achieve our dreams, only to find ourselves feeling frustrated when things don’t go our way. Over time, the frustrations and despair harden the heart. Over time, we find it is hard to be kind to ourselves and accept our flaws. Because everyone else seem to be living their life “perfectly”. But isn’t Allah the only One who is Perfect? Aren’t His plans for us perfect? How do we make peace with this frustrated feeling in our heart? Healing The Heart invites us on a contemplative journey of seeking Allah and His Guidance. This guidance that is meant to lead us gently and kindly to His Light. And with this Light, we will embrace compassion and self-acceptance.
Embracing the True You
More often than not, the environment that we live in throws us into a pit of toxicity. We face this almost everyday – at work, at home, at gatherings and everywhere. Negativity comes in a lot of ways – from people, perceptions, judgments, and nasty words. Without us realising it, we have allowed these negativities to dictate our life. We have let people and their perceptions to govern our happiness. This is when we need to ask ourselves the most important questions. Until when? How long must we let people and their negativity drown us in the vast sea of misery? It is now the time. Embrace your true self. You do you. This book shares essential tips on how to carve your own happiness, building a content and fulfilling life while dealing with and ignoring negative judgments from all around you; be it from the people or the environment that you live in. Embracing The True You brings 10 ways on how to work on your own happiness while incorporating the elements of psychology, accompanied with Islamic perspective and teachings.
Making Sense of the Unseen Pain
People with mental health issues are often stigmatised by society and their friends and family, to the extent that they feel grateful when they come across a stranger who understands their invisible pain. Journeying through the author’s personal experience in living with mental illness, it inspires her to write, advocate, and raise awareness in the community. Through this book, the author shares a snippet of the sharp and painful truth about what it feels like living with mental illness while dealing with biased community around us. There is more to mental health than just self-love and self-care. It has been truly liberating to be able to understand more about what we are experiencing, accepting ourselves, and be more compassionate.
The Undead City
Rumi, a young man with schizophrenia who has a voice that narrates his life 24/7. Eve, an albino vampire who is running from the police. And the world—infested with flesh-eating zombies. In an apocalyptic world riddled with ruthless zombies, Rumi must fight the past that haunts him and survive if he wants to meet his family in Perak. But when the greatest enemy is not the zombies but Rumi himself… Will he make it?
The Art of Waiting
“Good things come to those who wait.” But how long must one wait? As Muslims, we are aware of the virtues of bearing patience as stated in the Quran. However, in moments of weakness, we can't help but wonder, "Does waiting have to be this painful?" "Does anyone else feel as anxious as I do when waiting for an answer, a decision, or even a life-changing event to happen?" In this book, author Ezzah Mahmud illustrates the gentle journey of embracing “The Art of Waiting” with faith and hope — from the agonising uncertainty of waiting to the quiet moments of introspection and growth. Through deep personal anecdotes and reflections, this book reveals how waiting is an inevitable part of existence. Each chapter delves into a different aspect of waiting — its challenges, its discomforts, and its profound lessons. With a focus on faith and reliance on Allah SWT, this book is the comforting companion one needs for navigating the uncertainties of life, reminding us that in every wait, there is an opportunity for growth, learning, and deepened faith.
Dancing Souls
Don’t be afraid to feel, emotions are beautiful, to feel is a way to deal with life episodes. They say to feel and express everything is a sign of weakness and you will appear vulnerable, I beg to differ. Those who have never tried to feel and resist to experience going through their own emotions will appear strong on the outside but apparently they are fragile on the inside, because they never feel, and when we don’t feel, we will never know how to handle a touch of an emotion, that’s why it will easily drive us insane. Diving deep into a feeling will make us want to swim up for air again, to breathe again, to see everything clear again and to believe once more. Choose to feel. To feel is fearless, it breeds courage.
A Subject Guide to Arabic Manuscripts
This index is intended as a summary subject-guide to the Arabic manuscripts in the British Library, one of the most importance storehouses of Arab and Islamic documentary heritage in the world. The manuscripts have been arranged into subject categories, and the more important bilingual texts have been included as well as manuscripts in the Arabic language but copied in other scripts. To date only some of the collection has been catalogued, other parts have remained undocumented. With this subject-guide researchers can exploit the full range of this resource.
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