This is Carrying it Forward
Jummah Mubarak, sis! I want you to remember this: you never have to carry everything on your own. This past Sunday was more than just a gathering, it was a living reminder that when you place your full trust in Allah, He sends exactly what you need, exactly when you need it. Every woman in that room showed up with her own story, her own challenges, and her own light. And somehow, in one way or another, each sister helped lift another. That is the beauty of community. That is the beauty of faith in action.
What we witnessed was the true meaning of carrying legacy forward…not through grand gestures, but through support, compassion, and sincere intention. Legacy isn’t something we leave behind only when we are gone; it’s something we build together every single day. It’s a collective effort. It’s the small acts, the shared moments, the vulnerability, the knowledge, the prayers, and the ways we show up for each other even when life is heavy.
Halaqah Tingz was created with a purpose to strengthen the bond of sisterhood through intellectual growth, spiritual grounding, and genuine connection. That room on Sunday was the clearest reflection of why this space matters. The energy, the unity, the openness was all a testament to what happens when women gather with sincerity and allow Allah to guide their hearts. We are truly honored and humbled to continue nurturing this space and carrying this work forward.
Now, take a moment and turn inward:
How will you carry legacy?
How will you uplift the women around you so they can build something meaningful for themselves?
How will you honor your own voice—your intuition—when Allah is nudging you toward a new direction?
Remember, sis, trusting Allah isn’t just a phrase we say; it’s a way of living, breathing, and moving through the world. Trust His timing. Trust His wisdom. Trust the path He sets before you.
He’s got you, He always has, and He always will.
“And whoever fears Allah—He will make for him a way out.
And He will provide for him from where he does not expect.
And whoever relies upon Allah—then He is sufficient for him.”
Surah At-Talaq (65:2–3)
These ayat are some of the most comforting, empowering, and transformative verses in the Qur’an. They remind us that tawakkul—true reliance on Allah—is not passive. It is an active state of the heart. It means choosing trust over fear, choosing faith over uncertainty, and choosing surrender over anxiety, even when you cannot see the full path ahead.
Allah promises three powerful things in these verses:
1. “He will make for him a way out.”
This is a reminder that no hardship is permanent and no challenge is without purpose. Even when you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of how to move forward, Allah is already crafting a path for you…one you may not see yet. Your responsibility is not to map out the entire journey; it is to stay close to Him through intention, prayer, patience, and sincerity. The door will open, often in ways you never imagined.
2. “And He will provide for him from where he does not expect.”
This is one of the most beautiful assurances in the Qur’an. Allah’s provisions aren’t limited to money or material things; they include people, opportunities, healing, clarity, strength, and spiritual insight. Sometimes He sends you the right sister at the right moment. Sometimes He sends a room full of women who lift one another. Sometimes He sends peace to a heart that once felt heavy. His provision is limitless and often arrives through channels you never anticipated.
This is exactly what you witnessed on Sunday: rizq in the form of community, sisterhood, support, and love.
3. “And whoever relies upon Allah—then He is sufficient for him.”
This is the core of the verse—Allah is enough.
Enough for your fears.
Enough for your decisions.
Enough for your direction.
Enough for your healing.
Enough for your dreams.
Relying on Allah doesn’t mean you won’t feel fear or uncertainty. It means you move with trust despite those feelings. When you lean on Him, you are never walking alone. His sufficiency fills every gap you feel in yourself or in your circumstances.
