🤲 DAY 61 :Ya Allah, sab theek kar de.

02-03-2026 | Day 12 of Ramadan

Today, I’m not writing as a blogger.
I’m writing as a human being.

I don’t even know if I should post this. Maybe people will say it’s “too political.” Maybe they’ll say “focus on positivity.”

But how do you stay silent when the world feels so loud?

We — the generation of the 21st century — are growing up watching war like it’s daily news. Like it’s normal. From the war between Russia and Ukraine, to the heartbreaking conflict between Israel and Palestine… every day there is destruction somewhere.

And sometimes I sit and think…

This Earth was given to us by Allah.
Land was made so we could live, grow, build families, and pray in peace.

But what are the leaders doing?

Fighting over resources.
Fighting over power.
Creating weapons — nuclear bombs — powerful enough to erase entire cities.

Do they ever stop and think?
Do they ever look at the sky and wonder what Allah thinks about what we’ve done to His creation?

The saddest part isn’t politics.
It’s the innocent people.

The masoom families who never chose war.
The children who don’t even understand borders.
The mothers who lose sons.
The fathers who lose homes.

They pay with their blood.
With their future.
With their entire generations.

And for what?

Instead of focusing on:

• Health
• Poverty
• Education
• Development
• Helping the poor

We focus on weapons. Ego. Territory.

It breaks my heart.

And then I think about my beautiful country — India.

There are already so many poor people here. Inflation itself feels heavy. If war or global instability affects us, how will daily wage workers survive? How will families who are already struggling manage?

Ramadan teaches patience. Compassion. Awareness.
Maybe that’s why today I’m feeling all of this more deeply.

I don’t hate people.
But I am deeply disappointed in leadership that forgets humanity.

My only power is dua.

I pray that:

Allah gives wisdom to leaders.
War stops.
Innocent lives are protected.
And countries learn to live on their own lands — if not with love, then at least with peace.

Shanti.
Bas shanti.

Because development without humanity is meaningless.
Power without compassion is dangerous.

And a world without peace… is just survival, not living.

Ya Allah, sab theek kar de. 🤲

-SAFARNAMA