You are not the finished product.
You are constantly being worked on.
Imagine your life as a ball of clay—soft, undefined, and brimming with immense potential.
You are the sculptor.
This clay represents your ‘self’ - all that you could be, waiting for your hands to shape it and bring it to life.
With every thought and every action you take, you press and mould this clay.
Each moment is an opportunity to sculpt something remarkable.
Allah's pen outlines your possibilities, but your choices bring the form to life.
Whether it’s rough or smooth, active or subconscious—every move in your life carves your legacy into this raw dough of the self.
As you become more experienced and more purposeful, your product begins to take shape and becomes more intricate. You add function to the form.
Shape it deliberately, refine it with care.
This is your life's work.
Envision yourself as a potter, destined to present this finished creation to your Lord on Judgement Day.
Will your sculpture reflect a lifetime of wisdom and effort, or the marks of haste and neglect?
Will you present a masterpiece, a timeless work of art, or an unfinished ‘work in progress’ - of no use or function?
This is a great analogy to think about your life.
There is not a moment that you are not adding shape or detail to this raw self.
How you mould it, smooth it, and ultimately finish it, will be the story you present to the world, and more importantly, to your Creator.
How are you sculpting your ‘Self’?
If you want to check if your ‘sculpting’ is on the right track, you should check out our free quiz which will identify areas of your life you are currently strongest and where you could focus on more to develop.