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Purple guava (Psidium guajava) stands out for its unique maroon-purple skin, plum-like flavor, and pink foliage. The visual traits of the fruit—specifically the rich purple pigmentation—indicate high concentrations of anthocyanin antioxidants that protect cells from damage and combat inflammation. In addition to these specialized antioxidants, it provides standard guava health benefits. It is exceptionally rich in vitamin C to support immune function, packed with potassium for blood pressure regulation, and high in dietary fiber with a low glycemic index to aid digestion and maintain stable blood sugar levels.

Wouldn't know the last cwtch the open lids go ajar furling the happiness and quietly shut down. So, don't chase debris, they're lifeless, which you name success All merry don't need a long time to be ruined Ending could be away for seconds. Mighty bones break, giants carry lacks Earth be round, yet we ain't on a loop Fluctuating beats seek rest in a straight line Soil perishes both ivory and ebony There, a still body relies alone like a cay For mankind and dreams you fly high Near the farewell, alert all Mayday Mayday! - May 23, 2020

When You Believe, Allah Opens the Way In our lives, we often strive hard to achieve our goals. We plan, we work, and we push ourselves to the limit. But there is something even more important than effort our belief in Allah. No matter how much we struggle, if our belief system is weak, our efforts lose their true strength. A believer must first be firm in faith before expecting success in any matter. Allah teaches us that our relationship with Him begins with trust. In a hadith qudsi, the Prophet ﷺ said that Allah says: “I am as My servant thinks of Me.” This means if we truly believe that Allah will help us, guide us, and improve our situation, then Allah will respond according to that belief. We must believe: That Allah’s plan is always better than ours That Allah’s mercy is greater than our mistakes That Allah’s help is near That nothing is impossible for Allah A powerful example of this is the story of Prophet Musa (AS). When he stood before the sea, with no apparent way out and his people in fear, he did not panic. Instead, he said: “Indeed, my Lord is with me,He will guide me.” (Qur’an 26:62) Before any solution appeared, belief came first. This shows us an important principle: before looking at solutions, we must believe that a solution exists with Allah. When that belief settles in the heart, doors begin to open in ways we never imagined. Life is a test, and one of the greatest parts of that test is trusting Allah even when things seem impossible. True success is not just in achieving goals, but in strengthening our reliance (tawakkul) on Allah. So we must: Strengthen our faith before chasing results Trust Allah’s timing and wisdom Work hard, but with full reliance on Him When belief comes first, effort becomes meaningful, and outcomes become blessed. May Allah grant us strong faith, complete trust in His plan, and the ability to rely on Him in every step of our lives. Ameen.

Triad Three wishes in a bundle One to save the green jungle Another to strangle injustice Lastly to vanish from minds That even by the Creator himself aren't granted wishes of such kind~ [I wrote this poem 6 years ago, during the pandemic]