الوضع الليلي
0
The end must come but you can be prepared
11:13:1 2025-03-09 2373

One of the concerns as we get older is that we won’t have a chance to do the things we always wanted to do, finish the project we started years ago, or repair the walls that have fallen into disrepair. Don’t wait until the end of your life to figure out what you’ve always wanted to do. Think about these things now and do them.

Students tend to procrastinate; if you give them a paper and give them two months to do it, many will wait until the last day to cram in their studying and taking notes, then move on to writing and not enjoy a moment of the process. It’s a frantic effort with little regard for quality. Students who complete their papers promptly, anticipate what needs to be done, and do their work in an organized manner never feel out of control and can enjoy themselves.

We live life like that student who writes a paper, either a procrastinator or a planner; the procrastinator can’t control things, and each year that passes becomes a source of frustration.

A planner, on the other hand, finishes what needs to be done, and treats each passing year as a mark of accomplishment.

Research on older adults shows that those who feel comfortable with aging do not ignore things, but prepare themselves for them.

Reality Of Islam

The Event of Closing the Doors

1:2:14   2026-10-13  

The Event of Mubahala

3:12:1   2026-10-11  

Proclamation of Surah al-Barāa

12:16:26   2026-10-05  

HadIth al-Manzila

1:15:53   2026-10-01  

MOST VIEWS

Importance of Media

9:3:43   2018-11-05

Illuminations

strong personality

10:43:56   2022-06-22

think well

8:39:51   2022-09-23

hud & his people

7:45:39   2018-06-21

the 1st ever brothers

6:14:17   2018-06-21

belief cause cleanliness

10:47:11   2022-11-22

prophet adam & the apple

1:16:44   2018-05-14

noah & his ark

7:59:14   2018-06-21



IMmORTAL Words
LATEST Researchers Discover What Reading for Pleasure May Be Doing to Your Brain Quantum Computing Breakthrough Opens a New Path to Larger, More Powerful Processors The Amazon Is Burning Again, and NASA Warns the Worst Is Yet to Come Scientists Uncover a Hidden Factor That Could Change How We Manage Diabetes Scientists Discover Metals That Refuse to Crack at an Astonishing -424°F NASA Satellites Reveal a Troubling New Reality in the Arctic Eating Blueberries Linked to Subtle Gut Changes and Signs of Mood Improvement This Lightsaber Beam Is Actually a Working Radio Antenna NASA Captures a Strange Formation on Earth with a Surprising Lunar Connection Staying Active Could Have Two Major Benefits for People with Parkinsons, Scientists Find Rose-Tinted Solar Panels Could Let Crops and Electricity Share the Same Land Biologists May Have Discovered Two of the Loudest Birds in the world