Life & relationshipsAkhri NaseehatMy Wife Said These 7 Things Before She Died — That Is Why I Am Still Alive at 90

My Wife Said These 7 Things Before She Died — That Is Why I Am Still Alive at 90

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Published Jul 14, 2026, 1:00 PM · 3mo ago

Akhri Naseehat
Akhri Naseehat
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I am 90 years old. My wife Shameem passed away 20 years ago. But before she left, she held my hand and whispered 7 things. I have never forgotten them. And today, doctors cannot explain why a 90 year old man still walks without help, makes his own tea, and takes almost no medication. The answer is not medicine. The answer is Shameem. For 60 years she woke up before the azan to make qahwa. Every Thursday she bought fresh fish even though she hated the smell — because she said it was for my brain and my bones. Every Friday she made goat meat shorba and told me my knees would thank her one day. She was right. When she was dying in the hospital, she called me close and said one last thing — kalonji, every morning with honey. And turmeric in everything. She said she was going somewhere she could not come back from, but she would be watching. Three days later she was gone. I have not missed a single one of her 7 things in 20 years. Every cup of qahwa, every piece of fish, every spoonful of kalonji — her love is in all of it. And I believe that is why my body is still standing. If your mother is still alive, eat her cooking today. If your wife cooks for you, tell her you are grateful. Because one day you will be alone making your own qahwa, remembering everything they taught you.
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