A Qur’anic Reflection on the Self, the Nafs, and Modern Life Meta description (for Wix SEO): A poetic Islamic reflection on Carl Jung’s quote about irritation as self-awareness, explored through Qur’an, Hadith, and real-life examples from New York and small UK villages like Brierfield. Focus keywords: Islamic self reflection, nafs in Islam, Islamic psychology, Carl Jung Islam, modern Muslim woman spirituality, Qur’an self purification, muhasabah Islam ⸻ When Irritation Speaks

An Islamic Perspective on Intention, Writing, and Manifestation Discover how writing creates intention, energy, and real change through an Islamic lens. Learn how words, duʿā’, and the Qur’an shape reality, guided by the wisdom of Allah ﷻ and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Focus Keywords: Writing in Islam, words have power Islam, Islamic manifestation, niyyah and writing, pen in Islam, Quran words power, duʿā’ writing, Islamic journaling Writing is not a neutral act. It

An Islamic Reflection on Letting the Soul Lead There is a quiet revolution that happens when the ego loosens its grip. When the need to be right, admired, in control, or constantly validated fades into the background, something far more powerful steps forward: life itself. Peace softens the heart. Relationships deepen. The soul exhales. In Islam, this is not a new idea. It is an ancient truth—one that Allah ﷻ has been teaching humanity since the very beginning. The Ego (Nafs)