Its that time again.

Lately, I've been feeling nausea at night. I can't sleep, I can't do my work, my reading, my studies. Even at school I feel insecure, and lonely. What is wrong with me?

It this what you call stress?

I really don't need this stress right now. I just want to get my papers over with, and that's it. The next holiday is coming, and I'm excited as ever. But my backpain is killing me at same time, and I still have to move out from the house.

Gimme more headaches!

❤おまけです～❤ How to get an A grade final exam ? By Muhammad Alshareef

You may know someone who is studying for final exams these days. Final exams are always a nice time to focus on the true exam of life. 1. In school, you can often redo your exam if you fail. In the hereafter, if one fails there is no going back. 2. In school, you often do not know what questions will be asked. In the hereafter, there are only 3 questions: Who is your Lord? What is your Deen? And who is this man who was sent to you? But the answers are answers you live by. 3. In school, we stay up at night to cram for the exam the next day. So too in Allah's exam, we should be staying up in night prayers. 4. In school, we work and pray and hope for an outstanding mark. So too should be our attitude towards Allah's exam. 5. In school, when we get a great mark, we erupt with happiness. So too will the believers erupt in happiness when they get their books in their right hands. Work for it. 6. In school, when we get a bad mark, sadness can be seen on our faces, and we dislike to face others. So too in the hereafter. Protect yourself from that. 7. During a school exam, you cannot ask anyone for help. In the hereafter, you can prepare from now to get assistance from Allah's Messenger, the Quran, and other ways of intercession. 8. In school, when exam time draws near, we banish distractions to focus on what is really important. In Allah's exam, isn't death within 1 heart beat? Banish distractions and focus. 9. In school, until exam results come out, we worry about the result. In Allah's exam, we don't know what our result will be, so we spend our days in hope and worry until the results come out. What do you think? Do you have other reflections on exams?