A Personal Question On Faith, Solitude, And Purpose
It’s completely okay, and Islam does not require you to abandon knowledge, reflection, or a quiet temperament. Your way of life is acceptable in Islam. What Islam requires is balance, not a uniform personality. Everyone has their own nature and interests; you don’t need to become an extrovert or force yourself into activities that don’t suit you. Just make sure that your quietness doesn’t turn into distance or coldness toward the people around you, and that you continue fulfilling your duties and responsibilities. On a personal note (not as a religious requirement), I’ve found that occasionally engaging in light activities like play, walks, or casual time with people can help the mind rest and stay fresh. When someone stays immersed in only one type of activity for too long, mental fatigue can set in. A bit of variety can support perspective and long-term clarity — but that balance looks different for everyone