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Remember Me And I Will Remember you



There are many lessons I learned from this book.

Happy reading, hopefully inspired.

This is a book created by the child of a famous Indonesian ustad, namely Ustad Yusuf Mansur, named Wirda Mansur. This book tells us that we must remember Allah, and Allah will always remember us. Allah teaches us to never be hopeless in any situation.

This book reminds us to not lose hope, to rise together, to improve ourselves again, and to chase the future together. Especially to never forget that Allah is always with us.

In this book, it is written that Allah teaches us to be winners, not cowards. Allah also teaches us that we actually have many opportunities, so we must remember Allah in every situation, not just when we are in difficult times but also when we are happy.

By just remembering Allah, we will get the cleanliness of life, especially when combined with gratitude. Our lives will be happy in this world and in the hereafter.

In this book, there is a good sentence: "Mistakes are one of the teachers of life." This means that we learn from the mistakes we make, and that experience helps us grow and develop. By facing mistakes, we get the opportunity to improve ourselves, become wiser, and take better steps in the future.

"Don't be afraid to dream" is a sentence that I always think about. We are allowed to dream as high as the sky; ask the owner of the world, Allah. When something seems impossible to people, it's not impossible for Allah. But remember, thoughts must be positive, pray for the best, and, of course, make an effort.

IF WE FAIL, WE NEED TO REMEMBER THAT ALLAH JUST HASN'T ALLOWED IT YET, BECAUSE IT MIGHT NOT BE THE RIGHT TIME YET.

EVER TRIED, EVER FAILED, NO MATTER WHAT, TRY AGAIN, FAIL AGAIN, FAIL BETTER.

Failure is not always bad; in some cases, it is a good start.

If you want part 2, comment below! Because there are so many lessons to be taken from this book.

[PA]

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