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monisa: 𔓘's avatar

Assalamualaikum warahmatullah. I actually had a very off topic question sorry but I really need its answer.

How did you curate this article exactly? You might have first learned about ihsan . But all this i don't suppose is a exerpt or molded words of some other source. So how exactly make you know more beautifully about a topic , like things which you haven't read anywhere but you are writing on your own? Does it come from experiencing ihsan only?

Ps. I actually want to write something on few islamic topics but I don't know how to fill it with my own sentence when I don't feel to have enough knowledge. Jazakallahu khairan ✨

A5maaa's avatar

W/salaam , waiyyaki habibaty ,That’s a very thoughtful question.

Bismillah ,

The article was not written from personal experience alone, nor was it copied from a single source, This was curated through learning from scholars, Qur’an ,authentic teachings and published sermons that spoke of it , reflecting on their meanings, and then combining them in a way that tries to maximize its essence in one draft with correct references.

Whatever written is really a reflection upon their guidance, not something entirely new or independent.

Idon’t believe writing beautifully about a topic necessarily comes only from fully experiencing it. Instead, it comes from sincere learning, deep reflection, and trying to internalize what scholars have taught. Many scholars remind us that we can write to remind ourselves first, as long as we remain honest about our limits, avoid speaking without knowledge, and refer back to authentic sources. نسأل الله الإخلاص والقبول

If you wish to write on Islamic topics but feel you lack knowledge, you can begin by studying reliable sources, taking notes from scholars, and then writing reflections in your own words about what you learned and how it impacted you. A reflection on a single verse from the Quran counts too!. This really helps more in internalize and aids in retaining what you learnt (ps it’s a form of digital notes too)

We are all deficient in knowledge and we ask Allahسبحانه that which benefits.

Before beginning to write or even learn on Islamic topics, I would sincerely recommend studying Mabaadii ul Ashrah (the Ten Fundamentals of Knowledge/learning ). It really helps you understand how to approach any subject, what it is, its sources, its goals, and its boundaries , which makes both learning and writing much more structured and responsible.

May Allah سبحانه وتعاليput barakah in your efforts and grant you beneficial knowledge and sincerity in both learning and writing.

الله يفتح عليك ويشرح صدرك

monisa: 𔓘's avatar

Jazakallahu khairan kaseeran. May Allah allow me to benefit from your response and advice. May you be immensely blessed in Aakhirah and this world. 💖

hajir's avatar

I pray more people get to read this🥹 so beautifully written allahumabrik 💌

A5maaa's avatar

Wa feeek! May it benefit and change something in us all!

𐙚‎ بنت يوسف's avatar

Subhanallah, may Allah reward you for writing such beautiful words 🤎.

Barakalluhu fee 🥹🫶

A5maaa's avatar

Wa feeky habibaty. Shukran <3

Kawtharxh's avatar

I love that الله made ihsaan wajib on us, it’s what sets us apart from everyone else. As a Muslim we should always strive to be muhsineen! ♥️

May الله bless you for the penning this peace together, my love. Always a delight to see you write!! 🤗

A5maaa's avatar

Ameeen, Look who’s Talking my lovee! (Be serious and give us the article too!)

ج.'s avatar

This article is beyond inspiring sis, may Allah reward you for the intentions that have been renewed in my heart through your writing and make us among al-muhsineen!! 💌❤️

A5maaa's avatar

Ameen , all of us! We ask Allah for guidance and sincerity in all our affairs <3

Fatima's avatar

very beautiful read ma shaa Allah x

Fatima's avatar

very beautiful read ma shaa Allah <3