amourvita: June 2017

Hey, guys! I'm just going to briefly mention about the heat! It's too damn hot, to my Muslim readers, I am praying that Allah makes it easy for us during this last couple of days of Ramadhan, because fasting and the really hot weather really don't go well. I'm telling you all, the British heat, and abroad heat is just not the same. I can't deal with this heat *crying face*. But the only thing that would actually help with this heat is food, which I can't have but I at least can imagine. Plus this post like the majority of my others is way overdue.

This is the other half and mines second time going to Pepe's in Star City, and because the first time was a hit, the second time was needed! During both those times, we ordered the same burger which was the Pepe's Double Burger w/ hash brown and cheese. One thing I got to say about this burger is that when you have it as a takeaway, it is so much better! When we had it as a takeout the first time because the burger was kind of messy, the cheese was melty, and the burger was just all together, there was so much more taste and deliciousness!

The bun is honestly so nice and soft like it just compliments with all the flavoursome meat between the buns. The chicken! Pepe's are known for the chicken, and seasoning/flavour! It was grilled to perfection, with the right amount of peri peri <3 Seriously it is just so good. Also having that cheese and hash brown made the burger so much better. We got the idea from the Zinger Tower which we get from KFC, and we always say no burger yet can compete that one but please! This burger from Pepe's definitely is top at the moment! This burger itself is very filling, and for about £9 (including one side, and the extras which are the hash brown and cheese), it was worth it!

Along with the burger, we ordered 12 Pepe's Strips (Lemon & Herb). It did end up being too much food, hence why we packed the majority of the strips, but the few pieces that I did have was DELICIOUS! We chose Lemon & Herb because as much as we enjoy spicy food, sometimes it's nice to go for something zesty. Just like the chicken in the burger, these strips were grilled properly, and flavoured to perfection! I want to go again for sure, and try this out again and other foods!

Lastly the chips! I hate soggy and oily chips, and these definitely weren't that. They were cooked well, and the extra seasonings of the peri peri salt made it even better! Honestly, this place was so worth it! There is a local Pepe's in my city, but I don't know if they do the same as this place, so I got to check it out, because if they do then it would be so good! Although as far as I am aware by having checked online I don't think they do. Hope you guys enjoyed this post! I missed typing food posts, despite how much I complain about me just posting food food food.

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Asalamu’alaikum warahmatullahi wa’barakatu, firstly I would like to say Jazak’Allah to my friend for agreeing to answer my questions. I think this is something many of us (Muslims/non-Muslims) are curious about and it will definitely be an eye-opener for some. Plus with everything going around the world, I thought it would be nice to share a post that shows the positivity, and realism of Islam. So, let’s get into it!

1. One of the main questions I would like to ask is why did you convert to Islam?

Well, I would say there were a lot of factors which made me decide to convert but after researching meeting some older people who had converted when they were my age and having a lot of Muslim friends I grew a big interest in Islam. After seeing how their life was and how dedicated they were I knew that this is what I wanted. When I decided to convert I was told to wait and think about it as it is a decision that will change a lot of my lifestyle but Alhamdulillah it was one of the best choices I made

2. Now having been a convert for over a year, what do you love about the religion?

I really love how peaceful I am how patient and just how I have a different view of my life.

3. Was there anything you didn’t expect when you converted?

At first, I didn't expect so much support from people who didn't even know me however this also worked against me as some people were also questioning my ways, for example, some of the close friends would not understand it and distance themselves.

4. I know it’s not easy to change your lifestyle, whether its religion, a habit, or anything. And usually, with changes comes ups and downs. What has been your ups and down through this journey?

Again, the hardest part I would say would be some people whom you'd expect to be happy for you or help you, weren't there. Or having to keep things secret because you didn't know what to expect from people's reactions. Additionally, for me, I would say having the passion to know more and more was there. I always felt like I need to know more and kept pushing but started to realise everything comes with time and it's okay to not know everything.

5. Who were and still are your motivation?

I would definitely say for myself, a few fellow niqabi ladies which I met in bayans that introduced me to their life and are excellent role models. The way they act dress and go about their lives just motivates me to be like that, they are such goals Masha’Allah.

6. Masha’Allah, you are wearing the full veil (Hijab, Niqab, Jilbab) right? Were you forced to wear it? What were your thoughts about it before you converted and what is it now?

At the house which I converted all the ladies wore it and Masha’Allah, they all looked so good and I just loved the way they dressed. As a new convert, I started off by only having around one scarf so when I decided to go abaya shopping I stumbled across a shop which also sold niqab's and I was so intrigued to try it and when I did I just loved the feeling so much that the lady from the shop actually gifted it to me, just from seeing my reaction.

After this, I always wanted to wear it even when I didn't have the opportunity I would leave my house and get ready elsewhere, I would feel so free and happy while wearing my niqab. I would feel so uncomfortable when I was not able to wear it. I later decided to also wear khimar/burka/jilbab (there are so many names for it) again by influence I saw such beautiful ladies Masha’Allah and it's just so easy I literally slide my abaya on my khimar my niqab, my gloves and I'm out the door.

I would say I am changing the way I dress with time and with the knowledge I am gaining. I don't feel like wearing niqab stops me from anything I still go about my day, even in the heat because Allah protects me and I think of it as I am pleasing Allah protecting myself and still gaining reward from following a sunnah what more could I ask for?

In regards to being forced let me ask people this I am currently not married, my family isn't Muslim and I work, study and live alone so who could possibly be oppressing me or forcing me to do anything?

I also think anyone who is wanting to please Allah will never feel forced they will feel happy to be doing their obligation they will feel complete in this life. I am aware that there may be people whom might be forced by parents and others which is not the right approach this could actually make people want to not be Muslim due to the constant stress it would be good if people started by telling children and others of the benefits and make them have the love for Allah which they would do it voluntarily. May Allah guide us and protect those who are in a situation they can't control.

7. Do you have any personal favourite hadith that you know of?

This is a tough one as they are so many good and beautiful ones but I feel like this part from Quran just speaks for itself and what it's like to convert.

“And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient” (Qur’an, 2:155).

Because as a revert family tensions are high, friends leave us, we feel like we don't know anything in this new world we have entered we don't know what to learn and who to learn from I feel like the only way to get through it is to have full faith in Allah.

8. What do you love about Ramadhan?

Oh, Ramadan for me there's so much I love about it. I love the way it gets us in routine, the way we are rewarded much more for our namaaz. I love feeling blessed at Iftar and thinking wow food and water just tastes so good Alhamdulillah. I love breaking my fast with dates and zamzam and then praying first then going to eat more than I should (and then feeling like a ball when praying Esha). I would also say I really like the bayan’s during then because more people come and there are more than usual.

9. What’s your favourite food?

As a major foodie, I don't even know where to start but my top choices in no particular order cause I love them all equally

1. Chicken Pakoras

2. Chocolate (Galaxy bar)

3. Lamb chops

4. Watermelon, mangoes and strawberries

5. Samosas

6. Crab, lobster, octopus, squid

7. Wotsits or any sort of Cheetos

8. Mozzarella sticks

9. Pizza mostly tuna and olives

10. Cheeseburgers

10. Have you faced any conflict because of your religion change?

I would say sometimes friends will want to do something which is not permissible for me making it hard to sort out the situation but Alhamdulillah so far Allah has helped me and conflict wise there isn't anything too severe. However being a revert sometimes you feel like you don't fit as you can't continue with your old life and in your new life the community (very few who aren't perhaps very dedicated to their deen or choose to follow their culture instead of the teaching of Islam ) sometimes decide to not see you as an actual "Muslim" but because of the support of the majority this is nothing and when we know what we are doing and we know Allah is with us nothing is too big for us to face.

11. Now I will get into a bit of the deeper side, and what to ask what is it like to convert to Islam, when many people around the world think you’re a “terrorist”?

Converting was very easy thanks to the families that helped and would ask how I was etc. I would say the word terrorist is used a lot and when people who aren't aware of Islam or even know any Muslims they tend to act on what they don't know many people don't understand why I would want to change my ways etc and it's hard to explain to people who don't have that love and fear of Allah I would say the best way to address people like this is which calmness and patience because we are representing Islam and we don't know that maybe the way we talk to them will change their minds.

Despite all of this I feel like there is also a majority of people who know Muslims are not terrorists and are standing up when they see situations of assault. The world is what it is there will always be people with negative comments about Islam and negative views but we should just remember what our purpose here is and keep ourselves safe also.

12. Although you weren’t really practicing, you were a Catholic. So, during that time, did you ever think Islam promoted violence, killing etc, as the media circulates Islam to be like?

Before because I had no contact with any Muslims I didn't even know there were any Muslims who wear Indian, English , Pakistani, Italian etc I mostly thought it was an Arab thing and also coming from a country where there aren't any Muslims it was hard for me to believe anything other than what I was taught or what the news would say which tend to be negative things, making it hard to even consider what I know today.

13. And now as a Muslim, having known what Islam is about, what would you like to say to people who think very negatively about Islam?

Now as someone who is still learning I know the best way is to have patient to understand people who might not know any better to have good responses and not get angry it's very easy to be angry so we should try to be calm we are representing Islam and we could also have the power to change people's views. I would say to think about your teachers, friends any workers who have families and friends just like you why would they want to harm the world or the environment they are in. I would say to people that the best thing to do is promote peace and good relationships whether Muslim, Christian, Hindu or Sikh we are all humans that have to live together so what is the purpose of causing conflict or harming innocent people?

14. Lastly, what is your message to others who are finding it difficult to tell their parents/friends/family that they want to accept Islam.

First of all, you have to know what it is you are coming into. Who is there to help you. And if you are going to be safe because having gone through all of this I know first-hand how difficult it is. I would advise asking help from a family or someone who is knowledgeable, don't do this by yourself.

I would say you have to really assess your family there is no point of putting yourself in danger or feeling like you are giving up your family. Converting to Islam is the best things that happened to me but with it still to this day, I have problems with family and friends who don't understand and are not very supportive or can even begin to be abusive. My advice is to take things slow and gain as much knowledge as you can there is always going to be people who can help you in times like this. This isn't something that should be rushed as it is a choice for your whole life.

I would like to say, Subhan’Allah. Allah has blessed you, and you really have come into a beautiful religion. I will always remember you in my dua, and hope for your journey to stay steadfast and you remain close to Allah. Nothing is easy, and that is a test within itself. And I pray that you have the Imaan (faith) in Allah to continue doing good <3 Jazak’Allah for being part of this Q&A!

When I myself was going through the answer after getting it, I was so engrossed. Subhan'Allah. It honestly was so beautiful to read it because as a Muslim, born into the religion (Alhumdillah), I don't realise the huge struggle converts and reverts go through until I stumble upon a story on social media, or I know someone. So by asking these questions to the friend I know, made me more aware of it, hence why I wanted to share this Q&A for all you guys to read. Let's not make it hard for the converts and reverts, if you know any, then invite them over for iftar, or talk to them. It really may make a difference, because not every revert and convert's life is perfectly fine. They took a beautiful step into this religion, now they just need a helping hand, in order to continue their journey and not astray.

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IT'S QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TIME! Let's get into it.

1) Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?

I see myself happily married and travelling insha'Allah <3 At the moment I just want to get a job, save money from that, then in a couple of years just travel whenever possible! Not just during the typical holiday times, but even small getaways for the weekends would be so cool.

2) What is your favourite thing about Ramadhan?

Honestly, what I love is that during this month every year, I am able to look at myself and see what kind of a Muslim I am. Ramadhan really helps me because it makes me realise that I can pray my 5 daily namaaz, and Quran, and do dhikr but it also makes me aware how when it is not Ramadhan, no matter how much we blame Shaytaan, we are mainly at fault for what we do and say. People may take this wrongly or not, but that is one thing about Ramadhan that is my favourite. SELF-REFLECTION.

3) What do you like most about blogging?

I love how I have a place somewhere where I can share things, and then end up knowing that there are other people that feel the same way I do about things. Generally, I just love making memories, and blogging about things allows me to look back, and virtually see things I got up to and ate etc.

4) Do you miss DMG?

Haha, I actually didn't expect the girl who questioned me this to ask this! To anyone that don't watch Indian Serials or know about DMG. Then firstly it basically stands for Dill Mill Gaye, and secondly, it's a serial that revolves around doctors, love and family. The show ended in 2010, and damn has it been so long! 7 YEARS! But anyways, back to the question, although I don't watch Indian serials anymore, and no longer feen over it, I do miss the show because there once was a time when I was such a huge fan of it!

5) How can one stay motivated to wear the hijab through daily life?

To the beautiful friend of mines, as well as readers that have this question going through their mind, I would like to say one thing. Who are you doing it for? If you are wearing or going to wear the hijab for Allah, then that is basically the intention you are meant to have. And this intention itself will be the main reason why you will stay motivated. As a hijabi, I struggle wearing it all the time, sometimes it really does get tiring, but because I am doing it for Allah, the hijab stays on my head.

Don't do anything for the sake of anyone, because people change, their opinions changes and people go too. But Allah stays. Always. You do something for the sake of Allah, then He will help you out <3 And if He wills, then He will make it easy for you.

6) How do you organise?

This is a bit of a broad question. But for generally whatever goes in my life, I use my calendar app hehe. Any event, appointment, birthdays, anything it's all on there. I tend to set the reminders one week or 2 days in advance in order for me to make sure I am well prepared for it.

In terms of blogging, then I TRY to be organised as in making sure I have two posts up per week, but that totally does fail. However, when I am super motivated, I make sure to type up as many posts as I can, and then honestly post it when it's time.

7) Favourite book, movie, series/drama?
Book: Anything written by Nicholas Sparks
Movie: Anything by Nicholas Sparks (Hollywood), and Vivah (Bollywood)
Drama: Ultimate one would be PRISON BREAK! But honestly, I have a collection of favourite American dramas <3

8) What do you do during your "Me" time?
I binge watch! Whether it's Korean drama's, or youtube videos. That's basically what I do. I am guilty of being hooked on drama's one after another! I just love it <3 <3

9) What is your favourite KDrama and what are you currently watching?
I will break it down into my top 5 favourite KDrama's. Sorry :P

HEALER
DESCENDANTS OF THE SUN
WEIGHTLIFTING FAIRY KIM BOK JOO
KILL ME, HEAL ME
W - TWO WORLDS
(can't help but add these too; Suspicious Partner, Goblin, Strong Woman Do Bong Soon, My Love From The Stars, My Secret Romance, Defendant, The Legend Of The Blue Sea, The K2, Scarlet Heart Ryeo and Uncontrollably Fond)

And currently I am watching, Suspicious Partner (<3 <3), Circle, Fight My Way and Queen For Seven Days.

10) Cats or Dogs?
I would say cats, more specifically Kittens. They just look so cute!

11) If you could eat just three things for the rest of your life what would it be?
Chocolate, Pizza, and Grilled Prawns.

12) What camera do I use?
No fancy cameras just my phone. For the last month, I have been using the beauty. iPhone 7 Plus, but before that, I used the Samsung Galaxy S5.

13) Between Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. If you had to use one social media for the rest of your life which one would it be?
INSTAGRAM, for sure! Even right now, it's the only social media platform that I am constantly active on because I love sharing my photographs and taking pictures.

14) Who are your two inspirations in the blogging world?

From the top of my head, I would say Dina Torkia and Li-chi Pan. I have been following them for a very long time! I have mentioned Dina many times, but in case any of your guys don't know why, then it is because she is one the realist, and true female Muslim, blogger/youtuber out there. She's honestly one of the main reasons for the increase in female Muslim bloggers/youtubers, whether anyone agrees with me or not. And Li-chi Pan because of her work! Honestly, it is just so beautiful. I want to get to her level of photography, and editing because it is astonishingly amazing! I love reading through her blog and insta posts!

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That's all for the Q&A. If you have more questions, then leave them in the comment section below!

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Hi, guys! Hope you are all doing well? For some reason, I have been killing it with beauty posts, and usually, beauty and fashion posts are very rare for me. But here I am with a review post on 4 face mask products from the same company. Anatomicals. I bought these from Urban Outfitters in town, and I am pretty sure you can get them through the site, as well as Anatomical's website. As you all know I have been loving the Korean Skincare routine, and face masks just so happen to be one of the steps. So I went out and bought 4 of them because they were only £1.50 each.

What I loved about this brand, is the quirky sayings they have on the front and back of the package. It makes it fun to look at, and plus it's different from the standard instructions. After using the products two times since you are able to get two uses out of them, I had formed quite a mixed review on them; and here's why.

Anti- Stress Face Mask: At first I thought I would like this because well it's kind of chocolate. But, honestly, I did not like the smell of it. The first time I used it, it was good, it did what it was meant tot do. But the second time I used it. I did not like it. It gave my a stinging feel/burn which was irritating. But it yet again did its job of leaving my skin smooth.

Tropical Hydrating Face Mask: This product was alright. I loved the consistency of it because it was easy to apply on the face. The scent of the cream was nice, definitely could smell some ingredients like the coconut, pineapple, cacao etc. It did leave my face bit hydrated but not as much as I wanted. But it really didn't the glow that it claimed to give.

Anti - Blemish Face Mask: Despite the previous two face masks, this mask and the one below, have positive reviews! I really liked this mask. The product was a creamy texture, so yet again was really easy to put on my face. What I loved was how this definitely did its job. Because of the Tea Tree Oil and Sage Oil, it left my skin feeling refreshed after cleaning it off, and did help with my spots that I had at that time.

Deep Cleansing Mud Mask: From all the masks, this is my favourite one. Mud masks have such great properties in them that it really does work for a very of skins. And this product definitely helped with my decision of getting the L'Oreal Clay Mask, because this worked really well on my face. Mud masks usually give a tightening feel after it's applied on the face, and this did the same. But it was easily washable, and the result was like I said great. My face appeared so much smoother and healthier which is what I wanted.

So as you guys can tell this post had a combination of positive and negative review. But it may not be the same for you guys. It's worth the try since it doesn't cost too much for a mud mask. Hope this helped, the reviews were short and simple, because I did want to get to the point rather than rambling on like I normally do!

Link to the Face Masks:

https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/en-gb/brands/anatomicals

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Hi, guys! Ramadhan Mubarak to my Muslim readers, I hope everything is going well for you all. Insh'Allah <3 So this post is a highly requested one, and after a couple of days, I am finally getting on with it. Honestly, I can be the most organised person yet unorganised. Makes no sense I know. But anyways! I've actually realised that I do something Instagram Theme related since I started my blog, so it looks like it's a yearly post I do. Here it goes!

I am a person that never sticks to a theme, and I will take that in a good way because I like exploring, and finding what suits me. So I will show you guys some themes I have gone through, how I did it, and what my current/go-to theme is. I will leave all the links to the apps at the bottom as well! But before I get into the themes, here are some of the apps I use (minus webtoon, kakaotalk, pinterest and youtube. But if you would like to see a "What's on my iPhone 7+" then let me know).

Theme #1: DOODLES

For the creative people out there, this theme is for you. I was inspired by Adelaine Morin, her Instagram account is right HERE. I use the app You Doodle+. You basically import a picture to the app and use the brush tool to create your patterns wherever you want to. Every picture does not need to be patterned, but honestly for the best example just check out Adelaine's Instagram page to get a better idea on how you can do it. Or if you want the link to her video then here it is VOILA. I would have continued with this theme, but I am not very very creative, and I didn't want to be repetitive with the patterns, so like I said if you are a creative one, then this might be the one.

Theme #2: Dark Monochromatic Theme

I love this theme. It's gorgeous. If I didn't post food/travel photos all the time and don't wear colourful clothes then maybe this would be an easy and aesthetic pleasing theme to stick to. How I achieved this theme was by using Snapseed.

You import your chosen photograph and tap on the pencil tool at the bottom. You then tap on BRUSH. At the bottom of the photograph, you will see some icons that appear. Tap on EXPOSURE, and use the downwards arrow to make the number go minus. The lowest it goes is -10. Then using the brush, rub over the picture and you will notice that it goes darker. The same way, you repeat the process with the SATURATION, either put it on -3, or lower, whichever you think suits the picture. And that's it. You will have your dark picture ready.

Theme #3: Frames & Scribbles

This theme was inspired by Cassie (Instagram) and Ricci (Instagram). To get this theme, I used PicsArt for the Frames & Scribbles, and Instagram edit tools for the normal pictures. Just like the first one, I can't really explain how I did it, and the best way for you guys to see it properly is through Cassie and Ricci's video which is linked HERE.

Theme #4: White Theme

This theme is the opposite of Theme #2. Instead of decreasing the exposure level, you increase it and brush it over the background, not through the whole picture, because you don't want certain parts of the picture to be overexposed. And then you can mix your theme up with some quotes which you can find on Pinterest, and some black and white photographs. I actually kept this theme going on for quite a while, and it was kind of upsetting when I stopped with it because I realised that as much as I love it, it's pretty hard for me to maintain because of the content I post, which leads me to my last theme.

Theme #5: TheThree's

This is my go-to/current theme. I am an Instagrammer/blogger that will bombard you with countless of photographs in one go, and the first 2 pictures explain it. However, the other 2 pictures show what I mean by TheThree's (not really what it is called, but I couldn't think of anything else). When I don't have so many pictures that are similar, then I try to match three photographs that go well with one another for that one row. Sometimes I will keep the colour going like the 3rd picture. But otherwise, it will be like the last photograph, which is what I am currently following up on. I like that because it still gives me the freedom to post whatever I want. Although it won't be like "take a snap and post", but at least I don't have to worry too much about colours/settings etc.

In terms of editing tools wise. I use the Instagram tools. I used to use VSCO, and it will still remain a favourite, however, I have unknowingly now gotten used to editing freely with the tools Instagram provides. So yeah it is pretty simple. And lastly, to make sure my three pictures match, I use UNUM, an app that allows you to preview your Instagram feed without having to upload then delete because you don't like it. Basically a planner. This is really useful for any theme you want to go ahead with, because it allows you to see whether it goes well with one another, how the feed would look if you delete a previous post, you know things like that. Plus it provides analytics, in case you don't have your Instagram page in business mode, or you don't want to use Instagram's analytics feature.

That's it for this part of the post! Hope it helped, I apologise if I was crap in explaining the different themes. Unfortunately, it is not a video, so it's harder explaining through images and texts hehe.

About my photographs. There's nothing really specific that I can say about my photography, other than that's how I vision it. When I take pictures, I think about settings, colours and that, but other than that my main thought is, "do I like it". I love capturing all things, whether that's food, trees, buildings, sky, hands, anything. That is why you will notice that my Instagram is filled with everything, besides my face and animals.

For example, if I am in the City Centre, and I find a spot where all sides look nice. I will stop in the middle and take pictures from all angles. Up, down, diagonal, sides, close up, far away, etc. It's the same with my food photographs. I love my flatlays, but I also adore close-ups, because I enjoy capturing details of things, and people love it too. Honestly, you got to think outside the box. Don't just take one. Focus on various angles, you stumble upon something that looks pretty take tons of pictures, because you never know when you need them, and also because you can always tweak it about again using editing tools.

To be honest, I feel that I need to progress more with the way I take photographs and edit it. There are so many amazing photographers out there, my other half being one. And honestly, I look at other people's work and use it as an inspiration for future shots. It actually helps with broadening your creativity. So at times, it does depend on each individual.

I'm sorry, I know that description sucks, but I hope these photographs help you with what I mean. Oh! One more thing, I don't use no fancy cameras hehe. I used to use my Samsung Galaxy S5, and now I use my iPhone 7+. So yes you can achieve great photographs by using your everyday essential item; YOUR PHONE.

BASICALLY. BE CREATIVE <3

Apps:

You Doodle+: App Store / Play Store

Snapseed: App Store / Play Store

PicsArt: App Store / Play Store

VSCO: App Store / Play Store

UNUM: App Store / Play Store*

*For Android users I would recommend Preview (Link) because personally, that worked better than UNUM on my Samsung.

InstaTheme Thread:

How I Edit My Instagram Photos - Android (2015)
Quotes & Photographs | Instagram Theme (2016)

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