Story -:-> “A promise is a cloud; fulfillment is the rain.” –

"A promise is a cloud; fulfillment is the rain." – Arab proverb. Keep
in mindthat for the Arabs, living in harsh desert lands, rain is the
bringer of life and Allah's blessing, providing bounty and relief. The
proverb is saying that a cloud is like a promise, offering hope of
needed sustenance but not really giving it. If you want to be real,
bring the rain.
Abu Hurayra reported that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant
him peace, said, "There are three signs of a hypocrite: whenever he
speaks, he lies; whenever he makes a promise, he breaks it; and
whenever he is trusted, he betrays his trust." [Agreed upon] It is
added in a variant of Muslim, "Even if he fasts and prays and claims
that he is a Muslim."
Deceivers and hypocrites are clouds that pass over again and again but
bring no rain, leaving only drought and hunger in their wake.
Now, before anyone sends me a message saying, "Only Allah can bring
rain!" – I don't mean it literally. I'm speaking metaphorically, in
keeping with the proverb.
Andrew Carnegie, the famous industrialist, observed, "As I grow older
I pay less attention to whatmen say. I just watch what they do."
If you want to make a real difference in the world, if you want to
better your situation and your family's lives, if you want people
totake you seriously, then don't only talk. Do. Bring it.
Do that consistently and people will take your wordlike a Himalayan
mountain.You will move ahead in lifelike an orca – the most powerful
swimmer in the sea – cutting through the waves. And you will have one
of the characteristics ofa true believer, as the keeping of promises
is one of the most important aspects of Imaan (faith). (I should point
out that the exception would be a promise to do something evil – such
a promise should be broken, since there is no virtue in doing haram,
and therefore no virtue in keeping the promise).
"O you who believe! Fulfill (your) obligations." (Quran 5:1)
Amir al-Mu'minin (Commander of the Faithful) 'Ali (RA), in his letter
to Malik al-Ashtar, wrote:
"If you conclude an agreement between yourself and your enemy or enter
into a pledge with him, then fulfil your agreement and discharge your
pledge faithfully. Place yourself as a shield against whatever you
havepledged, because among the obligations of Allah there is nothing
on which people are more firmly united despite the difference of their
ideas and variation of their viewsthan respect for fulfilling
pledges."
Words are important. They are a starting point, and they have the
power to heal or hurt. But even moreimportant are actions. Fulfill
your promises. Practice what you preach. Do. Bring it.
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Advice:-> tips for Eid Mubarak

U fasted,u prayed,U been good 4 a whole 30 days.Sour merciful ALLAH
gave u asign,Out came the moon 2 say come celebrate...Eid mubarak
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Look Outside. It's so pleasant! Sun Smiling For you. Trees Dancing for
you. Birds singing for you. Because I requested them All to wish
You..*EID MUBARAK*
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May the choicest blessings of Allah fill your life with joy and
prosperity.EID MUBARAK
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May the blessings of Allah fill your life with happiness and open all
thedoors of success now and always.Eid Mubarak
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Some words can be left unsaid,Some feeling can be left unexpressed,But
person like u can never be forgotton on this day. * * EID MUBARAK ***
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With petals of roses,Palm full of holy water,Light of
sunshine,Fragrance of Flowers & Grass with the dew. I wish a very
HAPPY EID 2 YOU.
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Eid is the combination of 3meaningful words. E - Embrace with open
heart. I - Inspire with impressive attitude. D - Distribute pleasure
to all. Eid Mubarak

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Health:-/ IT’S DELICIOUS But it can bring on a headache.

Just sipping a cool drink or eating an ice cream could cause a
splitting headache. It's brain freeze, a commonmedical condition that
one does not need to worry about:
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The pista ice cream proudlysporting the green wafer looks delicious.
It is rock solid — a Himalayan peak in miniature. A quick spoonful
into the mouth —aaaaaah! A sharp, shootingpain travels to the head!
One moment, I'm enjoying a scoop of ice cream, the next, my mind is
numb andmy face, scrunched in agony. Did a rare germ survive in the
cup to attackthe brain? A mini powder bomb? Ah, no, it's the
brainfreeze.
You've had the dreaded ice-cream headache, right? There you are,
biting into an ice candy or sipping a milk shake, and suddenly you are
hit with the most awful headache! But don't blame the candy, it's not
acting alone. The roof of your mouth, your nerves and blood vessels
are involved too!
Change in temperature
"This happens because of the sudden change in temperature at the
roof," explained Dr. L. P. Mohan, dental surgeon. "In medicalterms,
there's vasodilatation, (dilatation of blood vessels) triggeringlocal
pain receptors causing prostaglandins to be released, which cause
pain, sensitivity and inflammation at the site of release. This
localised pain is taken up by the trigeminal nerve to send signals to
the brain. Since the trigeminal nerve senses pain from the entireface
through its many branches, the brain interprets the signal of the
brain freeze to be coming from the forehead, hence causing discomfort
in that region. The attack is called Spenopalatine Ganglioneuralgia —
neuro being nerves, algia being pain. Spenopalatine ganglia are the
nerves of the palate." Phew! All of this is a mouthful, so let's stick
with "brain freeze!"
Joseph Hulihan put it this way: when something coldtouches the roof of
the mouth, an alarm goes off. The "cold" signal tells the brain to
keep itself warm, and the rush of blood builds up pressure that
canlead to a headache. There is dilation of blood vessels, caused by a
nerve centre located above the roof of your mouth — when this nerve
centre gets cold, it seems to over-react.
The "delicious" pain was unravelled by researchers from Harvard
University, the University of Ireland, and the Department of Veterans'
Affairs. Volunteers were given ice water (no ice-cream!), and a
trans-cranial Doppler measured the rush of blood to the anterior
cerebral artery, the part of the brain that funnels oxygen to the
frontal lobe.
Funny why it should be called brain freeze. The pain associated with
brain freezes is the result of rapid cooling and warming, causing your
blood vessels to contract and then dilate quickly. Your body looks at
the rapid temperature change in your mouth as an indication of a
dangerouslycold environment, and so your blood cells contract
toconserve body heat. As the substance is swallowed, your blood cells
return to their previous size and it is this oscillation that is so
painful. If you've noticed, a brain freeze starts after you've
swallowed your bite!
Typically, the pain strikes within 10 seconds of the "ice cream
attack" and lastsfor about 20 seconds (It feels like much longer!).
But it may spread to the teeth, warns Dr. Mohan. "Though the teeth are
not directly involved in the brain freeze mechanism, the sudden
exposure to cold may affect teeth," he said. "The teeth may go in for
a thermal shock — a sharp pain. This affects the vital pulp tissue
lying beneath the enamel and dentine. You get 'teeth freeze.'"
All this is not going to make you swear off ice-cream, no way! You
don't have to feel helpless either. "Stop cold food from touching the
roof of your mouth," says Dr. Mohan. "Quickly warm the roof of your
mouth with your tongue. (It eases the surge of blood flow to
yourbrain.) Better still, avoid extremely cold food. Or choose a
slightly warmer environment. This will reduce the impact of cold
food." And best of all, eat cold foods slowly.

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Advice:->Success is all yours, if you hate to do what shaitan loves, & love to do what shaitan hates.

Disobedience to Allah SWT will only bring 'regret' in this life & the next!
Let's takecare.

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