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On the other hand, Zaryab is seen through a lens of empathy rather than rejection. And that matters. Because among women, there are so many Abu Bakrs, while the Zaryabs are often men who are given far more credit and sympathy than they sometimes even deserve. #darenijaat
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“your character is none of my business. it is between you and your god.” as it should be. THIS NEEDS TO BE NORMALISED. #darenijaat
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No one can understand my love for scenes where a person finds Allah after getting their heart broken by world. There’s something so surreal about that journey, finding peace in Allah that nothing else could ever give you. At the end of the day, it’s just you & Him.
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the brilliance of this scene lies in its execution the azaan in the bg, zaryab opening abu bakar’s message to find surah ad-duha. the verse, the timing, the symbolism. every detail so intentional. this is storytelling at its finest. #darenijaat




















