RE: 2nd Anniversary of Our "Yes": Homemade Cakes, Halwa Puri and Midnight Burgers

No, the cake I made is not a ten out of ten. My lazy self did not want to bake and ended up taking a shortcut. In the final image, you can see my cake head pointing downwards with shame. Yes, when you add too much space and make a tower of plain cake slices, the lowest part has to bear the weight and tilt. But other than that, it was worth it in taste. I have not gotten a chance to eat anything she made yet.

​You are literally not a pure Pakistani, you Saudi dual national, hahaha.

​You reminded me of a school teacher whom naughty students nicknamed Dacko Mangal Singh, but you also reminded me of my university teacher, Maam Mahwish, whom I admire a lot. I once asked her about the topic of parda, and she is a very modest Muslim who also covers herself. Her talk, reasoning, and much more were really eye-opening. She also advised me to marry a dominating woman one day, as it is very easy to manipulate me and fool me not once, but again and again.

Her words also contributed to the decision of marrying an Aleema, especially if they are graduated from a good institute. Also, she is a good decision-maker, and this thought comes to my mind when Hazrat Musa felt difficulty in explaining his point to people, and Allah sent his brother to help him.

​It feels as though the examples of the angels of Ghazwa-e-Badr with which I call upon Allah for help are perhaps not far, but very close, and perhaps this is the help of Allah.