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Loving this book!

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Yasmin Mogahed, an American-Egyptian writer, said that she wrote the book out of blood, sweat and tear. She experienced actual pain before getting inspiration to write the book. Well, it's true that experience is the best teacher.

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I’ve last read the book ‘Reclaim your Heart’ by Yasmin Mogahed yesterday. I haven’t finished the book, as I am not very fond of reading myself. However, this book is very interesting that it can catch my attention and kept me reading; one page after another. I guess it is because how the writer wrote the book. It is very personal, as if she is talking to you, face to face. And it is also very informative, and it helped me realize a lot of things and facts about my own nature as a human being. It helped me went through some hard times in life. I mean it’s not like I’m going through something major, but everyone surely is going through something, easy or hard. When I read this book, it gave me a sense of comfort and made me realize what i have been doing wrong my whole life. For example putting other things or people ahead of my priority list, turning to other than Allah when a calamity strikes me, sat in isolation when i am sad. All these are wrong. As a muslim, I should have an undivided confidence that all the calamity that strikes me came from Allah, not for the worst, but for the better. Trials and tribulation became hard when we thought we have nowhere to turn to. But it will become

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Book Club 2018 | March Book Review: Reclaim Your Heart

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Another book that I would really recommend to lazy readers is this book from Yasmin Mogahed as well. The easy to read book has a very profound impact on me after i read one or two quotes. Amazing! It's a bit pricey tho; RM88.... :(

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Alhamdulillah the hastle is over!

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not so shy girl