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I used to hate math. It seemed like a useless subject that brought nothing but stress.

However, after changing my perspective and focusing on understanding rather than just solving problems, it appeared fun.

In my preparation notes, I provided some explanations that might be helpful for those studying calculus.

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Whosoever shows you your faults is your friend. Those that pay you lip service in praise are your executioners.

Umar ibn Al-Khattab R.A

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In the previous post I clearly failed to explain the point.

The phrase “imaginary world” refers to unreal expectations one can possibly have due to their high reliance on feelings instead of rationality.

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Get those purple glasses out and look at the world as it truly is.

It’s surely going to be hard, but then you will realize - it’s better to accept reality rather than chase an imaginary world that your mind has generated.

Practical advice: keep those emotions low, approach everything critically, and whenever you notice overthinking, ignore it. Don’t let your brain give energy to it.

Pray for the best; be ready for the worst.

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Memorization of text in the long term helps to speak more clearly and convey the message effectively.

That’s the reason why actors and actresses can articulate in a clever way, even though they may not be one.

Got this idea from Николай Жаринов. Some of his videos about reading changed my perspective on it.

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It hits ones, it hits twice

But in third time your skin would be thick enough to handle it.

Face them, defeat them.

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You either do one thing or nothing.

Multitasking kills your potential.

Choose your thing wisely.

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Surah Ali ‘Imran, 3:190-191: ˹They are˺ those who remember Allah while standing, sitting, and lying on their sides, and reflect on the creation of the heavens and the earth ˹and pray˺, “Our Lord! You have not created ˹all of˺ this without purpose. Glory be to You! Protect us from the torment of the Fire.

Do’stingni sinamoqchi bo’lsang, birga safarga chiq.

Be patient, my boy. Your time will come.

Just keep doing what you’ve been doing and leave the rest to Allah.

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Who are you when the lights are off?

Who are you when the eyes are closed?

Who are you when you are alone with your thoughts?

That is the version of you who is truly you.

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It’s pretty cold outside. Keep those ears warm, my 75 lovely followers of the channel!

Naseeb? Let your heart sink into these words you needed to hear.

Naseeb is the promise whispered into your soul before you were even born. It is the love that was written for you when the stars were first placed in the sky, long before your heart knew what it longed for.

It is the unseen thread tying your destiny to someone else's, weaving your paths together in a way so beautiful, only Allah could design it.

Your naseeb is out there right now, breathing, living, waiting-just as you are. Maybe they/re praying for a love that feels like home, a love that soothes the parts of them that no one else sees.

Maybe they're looking at the sky, not knowing their soul is already bound to yours. Allah is preparing their heart for you, just as He is preparing yours for them.

And isn't that breathtaking? The thought that the one who will hold your heart is out there, existing in this world, as close as a prayer, as far as destiny allows for now.

Every moment you wait, every heartbreak you endure, every lonely night -it's all part of the divine plan to bring you two together at the exact moment it will be perfect.

Not a second too soon, not a moment too late.

So, hold on to your hopes. Let them soar. Let them remind you that Allah is the best of planners. Your naseeb will arrive, and when it does, it will feel like a piece of heaven, a love so pure and destined that it will quiet every doubt, every fear, and every ache.

This is your reminder: Naseeb is not late, it is simply unfolding. Trust it, because what's written for you is already making its way to you, one heartbeat at a time.

Source: teachingofislam_

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I was preparing for a presentation about major global problems, and I noticed one thing:

The majority of problems occur simply because we humans lack empathy.

Lacking empathy not only leads to disastrous problems on an individual scale but on much larger scales as well.

We are so centered on ourselves that sometimes we forget that there are others.

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