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'Being able to sit still for 30–45 minutes after the dawn prayer and focusing on reciting or memorizing the Qur'an, away from distractions and everyday business, can be a powerful antidote to our hyper-connected world.' Mohammed Faris productivemuslim.com/how-mem… via @ProMuslimCo
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“The gift of free will is that in this life we can choose to be good or to be bad. We can choose what standards to hold ourselves to and what we will regard as important, honorable, and admirable. The choices we make determine whether we will experience peace or not”
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Great article from @Rowaida_Abdel - #BankingWhileMuslim
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How Inferiority Complex Is Hurting You and the Ummah (and How We Can Fix This) productivemuslim.com/inferio… via @ProMuslimCo
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What Islam Offers to Modern Self-Help: An Islamic Paradigm of Psychology productivemuslim.com/what-is… via @ProMuslimCo
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'Barakah Culture is about how to achieve more with less, instead of more with more through sheer grit and exhaustive drive towards material gain' productivemuslim.com/barakah… via @ProMuslimCo
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'Barakah culture is centred around knowing and connecting with Allah (SWT); not only through formal acts of worship, but through every word, deed, and the daily choices one makes.' productivemuslim.com/barakah… via @ProMuslimCo
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'The key is to set small, realistic expectations and then guard them with all your might until they become solid habits before you set higher expectations.' Mohammed Faris, CEO The Productive Muslim Company productivemuslim.com/post-ra… via @ProMuslimCo – at North-west Frontier, Pakistan