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The first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah are the most blessed days in the Islamic year. They are a golden opportunity to increase in worship and earn great rewards.

✨ Why are these days special?

1. Most Beloved Days to Allah The Prophet (ﷺ) said that no good deeds are more beloved to Allah than those done in these ten days.

2. Includes the Day of Arafah (9th Dhul-Hijjah) Fasting on this day expiates the sins of the past and coming year.

3. Includes Eid al-Adha A day of sacrifice, gratitude, and celebration of Prophet Ibrahim’s obedience.

4. Allah Swore by These Days In the Qur’an (Surah Al-Fajr), Allah takes an oath by these ten nights showing their importance.

5. Hajj Takes Place During These Days One of the five pillars of Islam is performed in this sacred period.

🌿 What should we do?

• Increase Dhikr: SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar
• Fast, especially on the Day of Arafah
• Give charity
• Pray extra (Nafl prayers)
• Read Qur’an
• Make sincere du’a

🌟 Don’t miss this chance! Even small good deeds carry huge rewards in these blessed days.

May Allah accept our عبادات and grant us forgiveness. Ameen 🤲

As a control engineer, the more systems I work on, the more I feel like software gets blamed for problems that are actually mechanical: compliance, backlash, resonance, thermal expansion, mounting rigidity, cable drag, etc. People spend weeks retuning drives when the real issue is somewhere else entirely. Have you had the same or any similar experience?

People talk a lot about torque, peak current, EtherCAT support, tuning tools, and size, but I’m starting to think reliability is harder to judge from a spec sheet.

A drive can look great during bench testing, then start showing issues later once it’s dealing with heat, vibration, EMI, cable routing, weird duty cycles, or operators doing things the system was never designed for. Do you mostly rely on brand reputation and past experience? Long burn-in testing? Support quality? Environmental ratings? Failure history from similar machines?

Basically, what tells you “I trust this drive in the field,” not just “this drive performs well in a demo”?

Hi mamas, I had a C-section and I’m wondering how to properly care for the scar. Does it fade on its own over time? Mine still feels quite hard—has anyone experienced this, and is there a way to soften it? Any tips or products that worked for you would be really helpful. Thank you!