Syahida Nabilah Saupi

Bismillah. If you’re reading this, maybe right now you’re in the situation where everything goes wrong, whether you failed to get what you have always wanted to pursue, you’re having a fight with your loved ones, or whatever reasons that makes your heart becomes broken. And often time when our hearts are broken, we tend to get overly attached to the pain that the wound is taking longer time to heal, and it will be such a long way to completely move on from that pain. So, let me share something with you from what Ukht Yasmin Mogahed has said in one of her podcast episodes on Spotify on ‘How To Mend A Broken Heart?’. Honestly speaking, I really really really love listening to podcasts. So if you have some free time, open your Spotify and listen to famous podcasters – Mufti Menk, Yasmin Mogahed, The Aida Azlin Show, and Nouman Ali Khan, to name a few. Okay, back to Yasmin Mogahed’s podcast episode. This episode literally discussed about one of Allah’s 99 Names; Al Jabb...

Everyone have their own battles and we are no judge of what they’re going through. Normally, what people showed on their social media are only tiny bit of their life. And normally, people did not show that they’re sad, anxious, depressed or having a breakdown. That’s why, be kind. Be kind to everyone you came across in life. I don’t know about other people but from what I have read, people tend to keep things to themselves instead of letting their feeling out to people. They thought that people wont listen to them but judge them instead. That’s why, they let things out through writing. They let things out through crying. No surprises, I did this too. I just finished watching the latest Netflix series called ‘It’s Okay To Not Be Okay’ last week and no doubt, I can relate my life to the storyline. There is a line in the series that I can relate with. “Your body is honest. When you’re in physical pain, you cry. But the heart is a liar. It stays quiet even when it’s hurting.” Hon...