Mohamed Elmoctar Alias Cool

Ramadan Mubarak to all Muslims around the world 🖐💫💕..... May Allah Azzawajal grant our prayers and accept our fasts. May this Ramadan bless your home and your family with peace, joy, and prosperity "Ameen Ya rabb Al Alameen" 😇🤲💫

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May Allah be pleased with us.

An extraordinary calculation which is scary and because of its veracity I cried !!!

The age of the man depends on Allah Soubhana wa Taala for sure.

Suppose you lived 60 years

- If you slept 8 hours a day over 60 years you will have slept 20 years

- If you went to work (including school) for 8 hours a day you will have worked for 20 years

- Your childhood will have lasted more or less 15 years

- If you stayed around the dining table twice a day for 30 minutes, you will have consumed 3 years of your life to eat

So the totality of sleep, work, childhood and catering took 58 years of your 60 years and the rest is only 2 short years, let's not even talk about moments of entertainment and other occupations ...

So how many years or time of your life will you have devoted to worshiping Allah your Supreme Creator ???

Allah Soubhanah wa Taala clearly says in the Holy Quran:
{I only created Djinns and men to worship Me}
[Sura 51 - Verse 56]

Are you doing enough the duty for which you were created ???

What will you answer to Allah on the day of resurrection when you will be asked what will you do with your life on earth ???

A fair and 100% truthful word, the Holy Quran does not exceed more than 604 pages if you do not believe go check.

Ok 600 pages divided by 30 days = 20 pages.
With the 20 pages we have 5 prayers per day so 20/5 = 4

- Which means that if you undertake to read 4 pages after each prayer you would have read 20 pages per day and therefore 600 pages per month which means that you will have read the entire Koran in a single month and you will have a clear conscience !!!

At least you will have worshiped your Lord by reading His sacred words every month and saying your prayers on time. For Allah Taala said to his beloved Messenger:

"Inform My servants that I am the Forgiver, the Most Merciful" (Sura al-Hijr, verse 49)

- If you sent or shared this beneficial reminder to all your brothers and sisters and friends and even if only one person follows this advice imagine the hasanat you will have earned and the benefits.

Bismillah!

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They are women.

They are mothers. Daughters. Wives. Sisters.
They are persons.
They are strong, smart, crafty.
They are passionate, courageous, generous.
waiting in stamina is one of their many superpowers.
They are action, emotion, devotion.
They have hope, beauty, power.
They have brains and they know how to use it.
They give us life.
They give us respect, love, gratitude.
They believe in us.
They will nurture us, fight for us.
They deserve nothing less from us.

They are women.

They are love, they are care, they are nurture.
They are encouragement, they are strength, they are kindness.
They are inclusive, captivating, patient and able.
They are sacrifice, endurance and hard work, all to provide for their offspring.
They are the wiping away of tears from their own unfulfilled yearnings of motherhood, as they look after and parent the offspring of others.
They are capable of not wanting their own children but still loving children and spending time with them in enjoyment and care.
They have that capacity to love beyond surnames.
They are capable of bonds beyond family ties.
They are able to join beyond blood bonds and unite beyond differences.
They are time givers, hug givers, love givers, caregivers, advice givers.
They smile with strength through their sorrows.
Showing their scars, because these war wounds are their beauty marks.
They are amazing beings of achievement and skill.
Because of them the world is evolving still.
They are all these things and, I would say, a whole world more.

They are women!

Mohamed Elmoctar Alias Cool

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The Djinguereber Mosque (French: Mosquée Djingareyber) in Timbuktu, Mali is a famous learning center of Mali built in 1327, and cited as Djingareyber or Djingarey Ber in various languages. Its design is accredited to Abu Es Haq es Saheli who was paid 200 kg (40,000 mithqals) of gold by Musa I of Mali, emperor of the Mali Empire. According to Ibn Khaldun, one of the best known sources for 14th century Mali, al-Sahili was given 12,000 mithkals of gold dust for his designing and building of the djinguereber in Timbuktu. But more reasoned analysis suggests that his role, if any, was quite limited. The architectural crafts in Granada had reached their zenith by the fourteenth century, and it is extremely unlikely that a cultured and wealthy poet would have had anything more than a dilettante's knowledge of the intricacies of contemporary architectural practice.

Except for a small part of the northern facade, which was reinforced in the 1960s in alhore (limestone blocks, also widely used in the rest of the town), and the minaret, also built in limestone and rendered with mud, the Djingareyber Mosque is made entirely of earth plus organic materials such as fibre, straw and wood. It has three inner courts, two minarets and twenty-five rows of pillars aligned in an east-west direction and prayer space for 2,000 people.

Djinguereber is one of four madrassas composing the University of Timbuktu. It was inscribed on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1988,and in 1990 was considered to be in danger due to sand encroachment. A four-year project towards the restoration and rehabilitation of the Mosque began in June 2006, and is being conducted and financed by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture.