Muslim Family Blog | Ruqaya's Bookshelf

This reflection gently reminds us that while losing loved ones aches deeply, our duas become gifts that reach them with Allah’s mercy. Through prayer, remembrance, and hope, we turn grief into healing and stay connected until we meet them again in Jannah, by Allah’s grace.

Sabr isn’t passive—it’s powerful. It’s the courage to obey, resist sin, and endure pain with faith. Real patience feels, prays, and grows. When life shakes you, sabr turns your wounds into wisdom and reminds you: Allah is always near.

Tawakkul means actively doing your part, making du’a, and trusting Allah with the results. Through stories of the Prophets, we’re reminded that faith turns “what ifs” into calm reliance: even when we’re afraid or unsure, Allah is sufficient for us.

This reflective piece explores a beautiful du’a for happiness and how it nurtures contentment, gratitude, and trust in Allah for both parents and children. Through simple family practices and everyday moments, it shows how to plant quiet joy and Alhamdulillah in a child’s heart.