Muskan

In this intimate, first-person video, Muskan demonstrates her personal Ramadan ritual using a digital tasbeeh counter. She shares heartfelt Urdu text reflecting on the spiritual significance of the month, including phrases like 'Ramadan Mubarak' and 'May Allah accept our good deeds.' The close-up shot focuses on her hand holding the device, creating a relatable and authentic moment for viewers seeking spiritual connection during Ramadan.

Recitation of Ziyarat-e-Ashura with emotional music.

Upholding truth despite its high cost.

Divine testing of favored individuals.

Inspirational quotes set to background music.

Emotional reflections with music in the background.

A close-up view of Muskan showcasing her stylish black patterned outfit, a gold watch, and a ring. The scene includes Urdu text overlaying the image, adding a personal or narrative element to the fashion-focused clip.

A close-up shot features a stylish wristwatch and wooden prayer beads held in hand. Text overlays reveal the creator's name, Muskan, and a heartfelt message about her love for timepieces and faith. This intimate look at personal accessories highlights a blend of modern style and spiritual tradition.

A close-up shot of a hand adorned with rings, gently moving in front of a floral patterned surface. A text overlay shares a message of faith: 'Tawakkul is beautiful so is it Miracles. Have Sabr. Miracles happen Everyday and one day it will happen for you too.' The scene evokes a sense of personal reflection, patience, and hope.

This poignant clip features Muskan holding a red tasbeeh (prayer beads), set against a backdrop of elegant peacock feathers. An overlay text in Urdu expresses a deep personal sentiment about Hazrat Ali (R.A.), stating, 'There is no one like him, I have never seen anyone like him, nor will I see anyone like him again.' The combination of the prayer beads, the beautiful feathers, and the emotional message creates a powerful visual tribute to faith and reverence.

Musical performance featuring poetry in Urdu and Arabic.

This short clip features Muskan holding a digital tasbeeh counter. As she presses the button, the device counts her recitations. The screen displays a quote in Urdu, encouraging viewers to make dua and seek forgiveness from Allah. This personal moment blends modern technology with traditional Islamic devotion.