What if skipping food could clear your mind? I never thought of fasting like that. I used to see it as something you just have to do. Hunger, thirst, reward. Ramadan. But after a few days of fasting with intention — outside of Ramadan — something shifted. I wasn’t just feeling “religious.” I felt focused.Light.Spiritually…
Ever felt like your brain just won’t stop spinning? Thoughts, stress, emotions, screens, noise… it never ends. For me, one of the only things that truly stops it all — is sujood. Not just during prayer… but real, deep, quiet prostration — where your forehead touches the earth and your soul feels like it’s melting.…
Repetition rewires reality.And Dhikr (remembrance of Allah) isn’t just spiritual—it’s neurological. 🧠 What is Dhikr, Really? In Islam, Dhikr (ذِكْر) means “remembrance”—of Allah’s names, His attributes, and His greatness.It can be as simple as saying: But spiritually, it’s much deeper:It’s about anchoring your awareness in divine presence—moment by moment. 🧬 What Neuroscience Reveals About Repetition…
We often think of spiritual practices like prayer, meditation, or dhikr as acts of devotion. But what if I told you they also shape your brain—literally? Welcome to the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and spirituality, where ancient wisdom meets cutting-edge science. Today, we’re diving into the science of neuroplasticity and how your spiritual habits can…