Abdul English Blog

  Prompt: I think that the most beautiful creation in this world are mountains. Mountains shape the earth beautifully and they come in many ways. Some can be volcanoes, some can be filled with snow and some have waterfalls. This makes earth very unique because it has great scenery.

  Prompt: The sense that I value the most is my ability to hear. This is because I need to know what is happening around me by hearing the news and stuff. 

  Prompt: I look forward to Eid every year. Eid is the only holiday that is celebrated in our religion. It is where kids receive gifts and many more. It brings families together and makes it very special.

  Prompt: I choose my airpods to talk. Here is how it would go: "My owner uses me and puts me in his ear while blasting music. Sometimes he drops my home (the case) and it hurts me. I get dirty and he does not clean me sometimes. I need to be charged and the right airpod does not charge properly. I need a repair." 

  Prompt:  One book that deeply moved me is The Quran , the holy book of Islam. It’s not just a religious text—it’s a book filled with reflection, emotion, guidance, and powerful imagery that stirs something within the heart. What makes the Quran especially impactful is how it speaks directly to the human soul, often in a deeply personal and intimate way, regardless of one’s background or state of mind. One moment that stood out to me most was the verse in Surah Ash-Sharh (The Relief), where it says: “Indeed, with hardship comes ease” (Quran 94:6). This short verse carries immense emotional weight. It struck me because of how simply and beautifully it conveys hope. It doesn’t deny that hardship exists—in fact, it acknowledges it—but it pairs that reality with the promise of relief. That message made me feel both comforted and inspired, especially during times of personal difficulty.

  Prompt: Over spring break, I did not do much. I played soccer and I went to Tennessee for 2 days. I also slept a lot and ate a lot.