Faisal Amjad
@faisalamjad.substack.com
Educator/Entrepreneur | Founder |
I help Muslims discover their divine duty & serve |
I write about freedom, fitrah, purpose & potential
https://faisalamjad.bio.link/
I help Muslims discover their divine duty & serve |
I write about freedom, fitrah, purpose & potential
https://faisalamjad.bio.link/
You can give someone a perfect framework.
Explain it clearly.
Show them how it applies.
They'll nod, take notes… and then walk away unchanged.
Here’s why most teaching doesn’t transform.👇
Explain it clearly.
Show them how it applies.
They'll nod, take notes… and then walk away unchanged.
Here’s why most teaching doesn’t transform.👇
October 14, 2025 at 8:00 PM
You can give someone a perfect framework.
Explain it clearly.
Show them how it applies.
They'll nod, take notes… and then walk away unchanged.
Here’s why most teaching doesn’t transform.👇
Explain it clearly.
Show them how it applies.
They'll nod, take notes… and then walk away unchanged.
Here’s why most teaching doesn’t transform.👇
3 clues that you’re living in your purpose zone:
It feels natural
Others need it
You lose track of time doing it
Let me explain with a personal story
It feels natural
Others need it
You lose track of time doing it
Let me explain with a personal story
September 19, 2025 at 8:30 PM
3 clues that you’re living in your purpose zone:
It feels natural
Others need it
You lose track of time doing it
Let me explain with a personal story
It feels natural
Others need it
You lose track of time doing it
Let me explain with a personal story
Most Muslims believe we’ve always been behind.
Colonised, broken, weak.
But the data says otherwise…
Here’s a powerful truth that changed how I see our history—and my own identity:
Colonised, broken, weak.
But the data says otherwise…
Here’s a powerful truth that changed how I see our history—and my own identity:
September 16, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Most Muslims believe we’ve always been behind.
Colonised, broken, weak.
But the data says otherwise…
Here’s a powerful truth that changed how I see our history—and my own identity:
Colonised, broken, weak.
But the data says otherwise…
Here’s a powerful truth that changed how I see our history—and my own identity:
Tupac once said:
“I’m not saying I’m going to change the world. But I guarantee I will spark the mind of the one who does.”
It sounds like bravado.
But it’s actually brilliance.
Because spark is how revolutions begin.
“I’m not saying I’m going to change the world. But I guarantee I will spark the mind of the one who does.”
It sounds like bravado.
But it’s actually brilliance.
Because spark is how revolutions begin.
September 11, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Tupac once said:
“I’m not saying I’m going to change the world. But I guarantee I will spark the mind of the one who does.”
It sounds like bravado.
But it’s actually brilliance.
Because spark is how revolutions begin.
“I’m not saying I’m going to change the world. But I guarantee I will spark the mind of the one who does.”
It sounds like bravado.
But it’s actually brilliance.
Because spark is how revolutions begin.
“Whatever is in the heavens and the earth glorifies Allah:Al-Malik, Al-Quddus, Al-Aziz, Al-Hakim.” (62:1)
Most people recite this verse without realising:
It contains the exact sequence of human transformation.
Most people recite this verse without realising:
It contains the exact sequence of human transformation.
August 26, 2025 at 7:15 PM
“Whatever is in the heavens and the earth glorifies Allah:Al-Malik, Al-Quddus, Al-Aziz, Al-Hakim.” (62:1)
Most people recite this verse without realising:
It contains the exact sequence of human transformation.
Most people recite this verse without realising:
It contains the exact sequence of human transformation.
There was a man who begged outside a palace for 47 years.
He slept on scraps.
He was known as “Crazy Khan.”
He died sick and forgotten.
He slept on scraps.
He was known as “Crazy Khan.”
He died sick and forgotten.
August 15, 2025 at 7:30 PM
There was a man who begged outside a palace for 47 years.
He slept on scraps.
He was known as “Crazy Khan.”
He died sick and forgotten.
He slept on scraps.
He was known as “Crazy Khan.”
He died sick and forgotten.
Confucius said:
“When words lose their meaning, people lose their freedom.”
We are living that reality.
Because when meaning collapses, everything else follows.
“When words lose their meaning, people lose their freedom.”
We are living that reality.
Because when meaning collapses, everything else follows.
August 8, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Confucius said:
“When words lose their meaning, people lose their freedom.”
We are living that reality.
Because when meaning collapses, everything else follows.
“When words lose their meaning, people lose their freedom.”
We are living that reality.
Because when meaning collapses, everything else follows.
There are 4 types of Muslims when it comes to purpose and execution.
Each one has a different energy, a different weakness, and a different future.
Let me explain the Falcon Framework that changed how I see everything:
Each one has a different energy, a different weakness, and a different future.
Let me explain the Falcon Framework that changed how I see everything:
August 5, 2025 at 4:00 PM
There are 4 types of Muslims when it comes to purpose and execution.
Each one has a different energy, a different weakness, and a different future.
Let me explain the Falcon Framework that changed how I see everything:
Each one has a different energy, a different weakness, and a different future.
Let me explain the Falcon Framework that changed how I see everything:
Too many Muslim entrepreneurs lose their soul while building their business.
Here’s a prophetic alternative:
The TRUST Model — 6 laws to anchor your ambition with purpose
Here’s a prophetic alternative:
The TRUST Model — 6 laws to anchor your ambition with purpose
July 29, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Too many Muslim entrepreneurs lose their soul while building their business.
Here’s a prophetic alternative:
The TRUST Model — 6 laws to anchor your ambition with purpose
Here’s a prophetic alternative:
The TRUST Model — 6 laws to anchor your ambition with purpose
There's a force quietly wrecking your life—and you’ve probably never heard it named.
It’s not stress.
Not burnout.
Not laziness.
It’s called entropy.
And it explains why so many smart, high-performing Muslims feel spiritually scattered.
Let me explain
It’s not stress.
Not burnout.
Not laziness.
It’s called entropy.
And it explains why so many smart, high-performing Muslims feel spiritually scattered.
Let me explain
July 24, 2025 at 6:00 PM
There's a force quietly wrecking your life—and you’ve probably never heard it named.
It’s not stress.
Not burnout.
Not laziness.
It’s called entropy.
And it explains why so many smart, high-performing Muslims feel spiritually scattered.
Let me explain
It’s not stress.
Not burnout.
Not laziness.
It’s called entropy.
And it explains why so many smart, high-performing Muslims feel spiritually scattered.
Let me explain
Most people feel lost in life right now.
But it’s not because they’re lazy.
It’s because they’re running life on an outdated operating system.
Here's why your internal algorithm needs a divine update
But it’s not because they’re lazy.
It’s because they’re running life on an outdated operating system.
Here's why your internal algorithm needs a divine update
July 22, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Most people feel lost in life right now.
But it’s not because they’re lazy.
It’s because they’re running life on an outdated operating system.
Here's why your internal algorithm needs a divine update
But it’s not because they’re lazy.
It’s because they’re running life on an outdated operating system.
Here's why your internal algorithm needs a divine update
You are not your job.
You are not your bank balance.
You are not your followers or your failures.
You are a soul with a divine origin— but you’ve forgotten.
This is the true disease of our age: Spiritual Amnesia.
You are not your bank balance.
You are not your followers or your failures.
You are a soul with a divine origin— but you’ve forgotten.
This is the true disease of our age: Spiritual Amnesia.
July 18, 2025 at 5:00 PM
You are not your job.
You are not your bank balance.
You are not your followers or your failures.
You are a soul with a divine origin— but you’ve forgotten.
This is the true disease of our age: Spiritual Amnesia.
You are not your bank balance.
You are not your followers or your failures.
You are a soul with a divine origin— but you’ve forgotten.
This is the true disease of our age: Spiritual Amnesia.
Let me ask you something uncomfortable:
If you could commit any crime…
Any sin…
Any atrocity…
And your maximum punishment was just 11 months.
What would you do?
If you could commit any crime…
Any sin…
Any atrocity…
And your maximum punishment was just 11 months.
What would you do?
July 15, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Let me ask you something uncomfortable:
If you could commit any crime…
Any sin…
Any atrocity…
And your maximum punishment was just 11 months.
What would you do?
If you could commit any crime…
Any sin…
Any atrocity…
And your maximum punishment was just 11 months.
What would you do?
Birds are mentioned repeatedly in the Qur’an.
Not just as creatures — but as symbols of the human soul.
They don’t just fly. They reflect purpose, praise, and absolute tawakkul.
Not just as creatures — but as symbols of the human soul.
They don’t just fly. They reflect purpose, praise, and absolute tawakkul.
July 11, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Birds are mentioned repeatedly in the Qur’an.
Not just as creatures — but as symbols of the human soul.
They don’t just fly. They reflect purpose, praise, and absolute tawakkul.
Not just as creatures — but as symbols of the human soul.
They don’t just fly. They reflect purpose, praise, and absolute tawakkul.
Imam Ghazali said:
“Nothing is nearer to you than yourself. And if you don’t know yourself—how can you know anything else?”
Knowing yourself isn’t optional.
It’s step one in fulfilling your divine duty.
“Nothing is nearer to you than yourself. And if you don’t know yourself—how can you know anything else?”
Knowing yourself isn’t optional.
It’s step one in fulfilling your divine duty.
July 8, 2025 at 9:01 PM
Imam Ghazali said:
“Nothing is nearer to you than yourself. And if you don’t know yourself—how can you know anything else?”
Knowing yourself isn’t optional.
It’s step one in fulfilling your divine duty.
“Nothing is nearer to you than yourself. And if you don’t know yourself—how can you know anything else?”
Knowing yourself isn’t optional.
It’s step one in fulfilling your divine duty.
When I was younger, one of my favourite wrestlers was Bret “The Hitman” Hart.
His nickname? The Excellence of Execution.
He wasn’t flashy.
He was precise.
Consistent.
Deadly effective.
As I got older, I realised — that’s exactly what’s missing in most people’s lives today.
His nickname? The Excellence of Execution.
He wasn’t flashy.
He was precise.
Consistent.
Deadly effective.
As I got older, I realised — that’s exactly what’s missing in most people’s lives today.
July 6, 2025 at 8:46 PM
When I was younger, one of my favourite wrestlers was Bret “The Hitman” Hart.
His nickname? The Excellence of Execution.
He wasn’t flashy.
He was precise.
Consistent.
Deadly effective.
As I got older, I realised — that’s exactly what’s missing in most people’s lives today.
His nickname? The Excellence of Execution.
He wasn’t flashy.
He was precise.
Consistent.
Deadly effective.
As I got older, I realised — that’s exactly what’s missing in most people’s lives today.
We live in an age of excess:
→ Overwork.
→ Overreaction.
→ Overconsumption.
→ Overstimulation.
But Allah calls us to something radical: balance. Here’s why that one word could save your life.
→ Overwork.
→ Overreaction.
→ Overconsumption.
→ Overstimulation.
But Allah calls us to something radical: balance. Here’s why that one word could save your life.
June 26, 2025 at 4:30 PM
We live in an age of excess:
→ Overwork.
→ Overreaction.
→ Overconsumption.
→ Overstimulation.
But Allah calls us to something radical: balance. Here’s why that one word could save your life.
→ Overwork.
→ Overreaction.
→ Overconsumption.
→ Overstimulation.
But Allah calls us to something radical: balance. Here’s why that one word could save your life.
Hot take:
Ikigai is massively overrated.
Here’s how a Spanish astrologer accidentally fooled the world— And what Muslims should be doing instead.
Ikigai is massively overrated.
Here’s how a Spanish astrologer accidentally fooled the world— And what Muslims should be doing instead.
June 24, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Hot take:
Ikigai is massively overrated.
Here’s how a Spanish astrologer accidentally fooled the world— And what Muslims should be doing instead.
Ikigai is massively overrated.
Here’s how a Spanish astrologer accidentally fooled the world— And what Muslims should be doing instead.
Two of the greatest military minds of all time:
⚔️ Alexander the Great
⚔️ Khalid bin Waleed
Both undefeated.
Both legendary.
But only one left behind a lasting legacy.
⚔️ Alexander the Great
⚔️ Khalid bin Waleed
Both undefeated.
Both legendary.
But only one left behind a lasting legacy.
June 19, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Two of the greatest military minds of all time:
⚔️ Alexander the Great
⚔️ Khalid bin Waleed
Both undefeated.
Both legendary.
But only one left behind a lasting legacy.
⚔️ Alexander the Great
⚔️ Khalid bin Waleed
Both undefeated.
Both legendary.
But only one left behind a lasting legacy.
Most Muslims feel stuck.
Some are exhausted.
Some are comfortable but unfulfilled.
Some are active but miserable.
And a rare few are deeply alive.
I call this the Life Journey Quadrant.
4 types of Muslims. Only 1 reaches Jannah with joy.
Some are exhausted.
Some are comfortable but unfulfilled.
Some are active but miserable.
And a rare few are deeply alive.
I call this the Life Journey Quadrant.
4 types of Muslims. Only 1 reaches Jannah with joy.
June 19, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Most Muslims feel stuck.
Some are exhausted.
Some are comfortable but unfulfilled.
Some are active but miserable.
And a rare few are deeply alive.
I call this the Life Journey Quadrant.
4 types of Muslims. Only 1 reaches Jannah with joy.
Some are exhausted.
Some are comfortable but unfulfilled.
Some are active but miserable.
And a rare few are deeply alive.
I call this the Life Journey Quadrant.
4 types of Muslims. Only 1 reaches Jannah with joy.
Being Muslim today is like stepping into the ring.
Every day, you’re fighting:
Your nafs
The dunya
Distractions
Shaytan
Question is: Are you training like a champion or coasting like a spectator?
Every day, you’re fighting:
Your nafs
The dunya
Distractions
Shaytan
Question is: Are you training like a champion or coasting like a spectator?
June 17, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Being Muslim today is like stepping into the ring.
Every day, you’re fighting:
Your nafs
The dunya
Distractions
Shaytan
Question is: Are you training like a champion or coasting like a spectator?
Every day, you’re fighting:
Your nafs
The dunya
Distractions
Shaytan
Question is: Are you training like a champion or coasting like a spectator?
How do you build something that changes the world?
Most people imagine:
Big funding
Perfect timing
Dream team
But world-changing ideas don’t come from perfect conditions.
They come from deep purpose. 👇
Most people imagine:
Big funding
Perfect timing
Dream team
But world-changing ideas don’t come from perfect conditions.
They come from deep purpose. 👇
June 17, 2025 at 4:03 PM
How do you build something that changes the world?
Most people imagine:
Big funding
Perfect timing
Dream team
But world-changing ideas don’t come from perfect conditions.
They come from deep purpose. 👇
Most people imagine:
Big funding
Perfect timing
Dream team
But world-changing ideas don’t come from perfect conditions.
They come from deep purpose. 👇
“The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.”
Thoreau wrote that in 1854. But he might as well have been describing Muslim professionals today.
You wake up.
Work.
Come home.
Repeat.
Externally stable.
Internally starving.
Here’s what’s really going on 👇
Thoreau wrote that in 1854. But he might as well have been describing Muslim professionals today.
You wake up.
Work.
Come home.
Repeat.
Externally stable.
Internally starving.
Here’s what’s really going on 👇
June 15, 2025 at 4:02 PM
“The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.”
Thoreau wrote that in 1854. But he might as well have been describing Muslim professionals today.
You wake up.
Work.
Come home.
Repeat.
Externally stable.
Internally starving.
Here’s what’s really going on 👇
Thoreau wrote that in 1854. But he might as well have been describing Muslim professionals today.
You wake up.
Work.
Come home.
Repeat.
Externally stable.
Internally starving.
Here’s what’s really going on 👇
A mentor once asked me:
“If your work changed just one life in 5 years, would it still be worth it?”
I paused.
Then he said: “If the answer is no, you’re doing it for the wrong reasons.”
It changed everything for me. 👇
“If your work changed just one life in 5 years, would it still be worth it?”
I paused.
Then he said: “If the answer is no, you’re doing it for the wrong reasons.”
It changed everything for me. 👇
June 12, 2025 at 4:01 PM
A mentor once asked me:
“If your work changed just one life in 5 years, would it still be worth it?”
I paused.
Then he said: “If the answer is no, you’re doing it for the wrong reasons.”
It changed everything for me. 👇
“If your work changed just one life in 5 years, would it still be worth it?”
I paused.
Then he said: “If the answer is no, you’re doing it for the wrong reasons.”
It changed everything for me. 👇
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November 20, 2024 at 2:04 PM
Want to figure out if you're living by your purpose?
Check out the free quiz:
muslimpurpose.scoreapp.com
Check out the free quiz:
muslimpurpose.scoreapp.com