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where reason surrenders, faith conquers
Call it a boon or a curse: my mind is naturally prone to rumination, to replaying events. And these are not happy events I revisit. I don't just like to ideate — I devour thoughts for breakfast, pre-breakfast, post-lunch, and midnight snacks, like a hungry, hedonistic child who is never satiated. I am that helpless glutton who wants to get rid of his mindless craving for junky thoughts and lighten up his body to aim for more life-changing pursuits. But the flavourful temptati

Yusra
Jul 82 min read


time as divine currency
Of all the things Allah has placed in our hands, none is more finite, more irreversible, or more taken for granted than time. This has been beautifully propounded in the holy texts, especially in Surah Al-Asr (Chapter 103) of the Quran, which warns of man's loss through time. Imam Al-Shafi'i famously remarked about this chapter: "If people only considered this Surah well, it alone would suffice them for their guidance." The mistake we often make is measuring loss in terms of

Yusra
May 121 min read
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