Huzms

About Me: Living in this world has shown me how deeply unjust it can be—from the homeless people ignored on the streets to the genocides happening today. That- along with other personal experiences- led me to a place of despair—until my late teens. That’s when I discovered the real Islam: the Islam based on the Quran and Sunnah. It taught me about the Day of Judgement—how beautiful and how terrifying that day is. To me- it is a day of hope for the oppressed and dread for the oppressors. I love it for the justice and hope it brings to a broken world. And I fear it for the wrongs I’ve done knowingly or unknowingly. Before this turning point- I didn’t even know that “As-salamu Alaikum” meant “Peace be upon you.” I remember learning its meaning and thinking- “Wow- I can’t believe that’s what I’ve been saying all this time.” That moment changed me. On a small scale- it made every “As-salamu Alaikum” of mine more heartfelt. On a larger scale- it launched me on a journey to truly understand and live my religion. That part of me—my relationship with Islam—is the most important part of who I am. About Family: I have a great family. They’re the second most important thing in my life after my religion. They helped me through difficult times and have always supported me. Now- it’s my turn to support them. I have three brothers and both my parents- and I live near them. Hobbies: Recently- I’ve been learning about social skills and psychology. I enjoy watching YouTube videos on software engineering- business- and self-improvement. I used to daydream about building systems and tools that help Muslims live religiously in a way that’s also enjoyable and fulfilling. Now I’m actively working to turn those ideas into reality and reshape my life path to align with those goals. I occasionally read non-fiction and Asian light novels Future Plans: My goal is to become more authentic and congruent with my Muslim identity. I’m currently learning how to express myself in ways that are true to who I am while remaining respectful and comfortable for others. Other goals I’m actively working toward include my health- business ventures- and deepening my Islamic knowledge. I’ve built the habit of spending 20 minutes daily to make consistent progress in these areas.