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In Islam, mindfulness is the practice of being present with Allah, aware of both our inner state and His presence.

— Sana Shoaib, A Pursuit Within - Healing Book
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A Pursuit Within - Healing Book

by Sana Shoaib

Self-Help/Motivation · 67 pages

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