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The bravest thing you could ever do is let someone hurt you and still talk beautiful about them.

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What I didn’t know at the time was that this is what time is like for most women: fragmented, interrupted by child care and housework. Whatever leisure time they have is often devoted to what others want to do – particularly the kids – and making sure everyone else is happy doing it. Often women are so preoccupied by all the other stuff that needs doing – worrying about the carpool, whether there’s anything in the fridge to cook for dinner – that the time itself is what sociologists call “contaminated.”
I came to learn that women have never had a history or culture of leisure. (Unless you were a nun, one researcher later told me.) That from the dawn of humanity, high status men, removed from the drudge work of life, have enjoyed long, uninterrupted hours of leisure. And in that time, they created art, philosophy, literature, they made scientific discoveries and sank into what psychologists call the peak human experience of flow.
Women aren’t expected to flow.

Brigid Schulte: Why time is a feminist issue (via bastet-rising)

Source: dailylife.com.au

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Benefits of some Surahs.

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● Surah Faatiha protects one from the anger of Allah.
● Surah Yaseen protects one from the thirst of the Day of Judgment.
● Surah Waaqi’ah protects one from poverty and starvation.
● Surah Mulk protects one from the punishment of the grave.
● Surah Kauthar protects one from the enmity of the enemy.
● Surah Kaafiroon protects one from kufr at the time of death.
● Surah Ikhlaas protects one from hypocrisy
● Surah Falaq protects one from calamities.
● Surah Naas protects one from evil thoughts.

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Benefits of some Surahs.