We've all been there:
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Feel unsatisfied with our imperfect life.
Wonder and question why Allah didn’t give us what others have.
Exhausted and drained from chasing perfection relentlessly.
We've all been there:
"Feel unsatisfied with our imperfect life."
"Wonder and question why Allah didn’t give us what others have."
"Exhausted and drained from chasing perfection relentlessly."
Best Quotes From Book
" Dear hearts, repentance, after all, is another means for our hearts to remember. It is how we can find our way back to shore. "
" This life is a gift. The fact that our hearts beat is a gift. "
" The moment we allow ourselves to remember Allah (SWT), we will find the strength to stand because we are faced with the realization that judgements from people do not matter in comparison. "
Best Quotes From Book
" Dear hearts, repentance, after all, is another means for our hearts to remember. It is how we can find our way back to shore. "
- Sa'diyya Nesar
" This life is a gift. The fact that our hearts beat is a gift. "
" The moment we allow ourselves to remember Allah (SWT), we will find the strength to stand because we are faced with the realization that judgements from people do not matter in comparison. "
Hearts That Remember by Sa'diyya Nesar
Iman Publication
Hearts That Remember by Sa'diyya Nesar
Iman Publication
About Sa'diyya Nesar
Sa’diyya Nesar is a TEDx speaker, poet, and author that was born with muscular myopathy. She previously received her Bachelors in English Language & Literature from Hong Kong University. She then pursued her Islamic studies at Cambridge Islamic College and wrote for a variety of outlets, including SISTERs magazine, Muslim Matters, Malaysia's Qalby app, and the HuffPost.
She is Hong Kong's RESOLVE’s social justice 2020 fellow for ‘DisABILITIES & Empowerment: less assumptions, more conversations.’ She directed 'Women in Islam' and 'Community Care in Islam' events in Hong Kong's Muslim space, and was an occasional speaker at the international annual 'Healthy Muslimah Summit,' and 'Disability & Islam' conference.
'Strength from Within' is the first book that she wrote which is scheduled for release in early 2024. It is a book on her life with physical disabilities and deriving strength from the stories of the prophets.
About Author
Sa’diyya Nesar is a TEDx speaker, poet, and author that was born with muscular myopathy. She previously received her Bachelors in English Language & Literature from Hong Kong University. She then pursued her Islamic studies at Cambridge Islamic College and wrote for a variety of outlets, including SISTERs magazine, Muslim Matters, Malaysia's Qalby app, and the HuffPost.
She is Hong Kong's RESOLVE’s social justice 2020 fellow for ‘DisABILITIES & Empowerment: less assumptions, more conversations.’ She directed 'Women in Islam' and 'Community Care in Islam' events in Hong Kong's Muslim space, and was an occasional speaker at the international annual 'Healthy Muslimah Summit,' and 'Disability & Islam' conference.
'Strength from Within' is the first book that she wrote which is scheduled for release in early 2024. It is a book on her life with physical disabilities and deriving strength from the stories of the prophets.
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What Our Happy Readers Say
What Our Happy Readers Say
@hanareads
“In this book, the author invites reader to go on a journey of exploring the meaning of beauty and it starts with our tired and battered hearts.”
@trulybynia
“This book get us to know how to press the pause, slow down, shutdown and restart button. Which means regulate, navigate and operate this roller coaster ‘life’.”
@bookmehnia
“ What I love about this book, are all the poems written by the author. They are genuinely beautiful that I think my heart has been touched deeply of them. It shows that the author really poured our her heart through them.”