How blessed I am… Alhamdulillah.

How blessed I am… Alhamdulillah.

I have a God to whom I can ask and request anything, who has and will provide me with everything I need.

I have a husband who respects and loves me more than anyone in this world.

I have a mother-in-law and father-in-law who take care of and respect me like their own daughter.

I have my sisters-in-law and their kids, who see me as their inspiration and role model.

I have a job where I don’t have any mental pressure or deadlines.

I have a home where I can cook whatever I want, and if I don’t want to cook, my husband orders whatever I wish to eat.

I have a goal to achieve and save my income for.

I have a sister whose marriage is about to happen, and she buys for me as if it were for herself.

I have a brother who inspires me to grow more and earn more to live a worthy life.

I have a mother who stitches my clothes without complaints and takes care of everything about me.

I have a grandmother who will give me everything at my one request.

How blessed I am, and even after saying thousands of thanks to Allah, I feel it’s still less for whatever He has provided and given me.

I really feel all my prayers have come true. All my patience and pains are worth these blessings.

I always and will always feel blessed… Shukr Allah… Alhamdulillah for everything I have.

 

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