Dr Saba Humayun

Forty days without you, Abu. 🤍

And yet, somehow, you are still everywhere — in the words you left with us, in the lessons you taught without ever teaching, in the quiet moments when your presence feels closer than ever.

You were a soul who understood that this world was only a passing journey, and perhaps that is why you carried so much peace within you. You taught us, in your own Sufi way, that love does not end with absence, and that the ones who leave this world are not truly gone when their light continues to live in the hearts they touched.
Perhaps this is what it means when the Sufis speak of love beyond form: the body leaves, but the rooh remains woven into the lives it touched.

Forty days have passed, Abu.
But your presence has not.

May Allah envelop your rooh in His infinite mercy, grant you eternal sukoon, and reunite us with you where there is no more separation.
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. 🤍

Don’t announce every move. Not everyone in your circle is rooting for you. Stay silent, stay focused, and let your success make the noise.

Every time someone finds out I’m a doctor, I already know what’s coming next. The conversation hasn’t even settled, and I can feel it shifting toward “Oh, since you’re here… can I ask you something?” 😭 It doesn’t matter where I am—dinner, a wedding, or just trying to relax—suddenly it turns into a mini consultation I didn’t sign up for. 😂

We’re so busy chasing what’s next that we forget to enjoy what’s already here. Some of life’s greatest gifts aren’t found on a screen or in a destination, they’re found in the small moments, the fresh air, the silence, and the beauty of God’s creation all around us.

☘️