Dear Friend,

            I gaze at you, as if I am gazing at a total stranger. As if you and I were never friends. You talk to me as if I am your worse enemy and I tend to avoid you as if we were never once considered as sisters. I don’t understand why can’t you forgive me for the “change” I went through in life. No one consulted me about whether I wanted to ‘change’ or be the same, it happened without my will. It took me a while to realize how much I have changed and how negligent I have become to you. Maybe I have hurt you by my actions, but believe me it’s not like I wanted to. It happened uncontrollably.

          We know that as Muslims we should forgive others, we should find in our heart a place for forgiveness, because if we don’t forgive then this life would be built only on hatred. This is Satan’s way to make us get apart, to throw our friendship down the drain. You may think that you are the victim in this whole issue, yet what about me? Only Allah himself knows what I went through and that I am a victim too.

            We shouldn’t always look at the past and remember the mistakes that people have done, but what we should do is focus on how to improve things and avoid the mistakes done in the past. 
Although they have always told us that “you can’t always fix a broken glass”, however I disagree. Even though we may not be able to remove away the cracks on the broken glass, but we will be able to fix it and put the pieces back together.

            I’m writing this letter hoping that you would be a little bit considerate, and not let Satan control your actions.

Yours sincerely,
Candle of hope
                               
May Allah forgive all Muslims
Ameen
A letter to my visitors:  We humans are hasty in judgments’, all what I ask from you is to understand the persons point of view and try to be considerate before judging them wrongly. Forgive those who ask you for forgiveness.