Before we were born we swore an oath to Allah (ﷻ) and this oath is imprinted in our souls known as the fitrah, a natural inclination towards the belief in the Oneness of Allah (ﷻ), but many of us stray from this built-in belief and find ourselves lost on the earth, searching for the truth and our purpose in life. Sound familiar? Shaytaan will try his best to blur out our fitrah and lead us astray, he wants us to not walk upright and to fall on our faces. The one who walks upright is the one who has the correct Aqeedah, who follows his fitrah and lives his purpose of life. That is why it is important to always renew our foundation in religion, so that we can succeed walking upright in this life and in the next.

Then is one who walks fallen on his face better guided or one who walks erect on a straight path? (Al-Mulk: 22)

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Day22
strut 英 [strʌt] 美 [strʌt]
1.基本释义：
[verb] walk with a stiff, erect, and apparently arrogant or conceited gait
[动词] 以硬挺、竖直、明显傲慢或自负的步态行走
2.外刊例句：
But no one is keener to strut their stuff than Airbus and Boeing, the world’s two biggest makers of airliners.
但最急于炫耀自家产品的还是空客和波音这两家世界最大的飞机制造商。
——《经济学人》
But many more strut out coolly toward their lanes wearing headphones.
但更多的是戴着耳机冷冷地昂首阔步走向自己的泳道。
——《纽约时报》