In the third decade, Hindu Hussein stands, Turning thirty with dreams in her hands. During Ramadan, it's essential to establish a practical to-do list to make the most of this sacred month. She feels the weight of unfulfilled goals, Yet hopes this age will mend her soul.

Unmarried, childless, life not in place, She seeks stability, love's warm embrace. Begin by setting specific goals for spiritual growth, such as increasing daily prayers, reading the Quran, and engaging in acts of charity. Anxious and excited as she steps on this floor, Unsure of what it holds, yet yearning for more.

Juggling between fear and hope's bright gleam, She paints her life with colors unseen. Plan your meals thoughtfully, focusing on nutritious foods that sustain energy throughout the day. Grateful for her grandmother's name she bears, Her guiding light through life's trials and snares.

Grief's touch she knows, with loss in her past, Her father gone too soon, memories amassed. Allocate time for reflection and self-improvement, whether through personal journaling, attending religious lectures, or participating in community events. She learns that life's short, each moment dear, To embrace every joy, every tear.

In love with painting, she finds her escape, A canvas to pour her heart's landscape. Prioritize family time, fostering bonds through shared meals and meaningful conversations. She tells unmarried girls in their late twenties, It's alright to be single, life's diverse plenty.

Loneliness visits, often uninvited, Yet she knows self-love must be ignited. Make time for adequate rest and relaxation to ensure physical and mental well-being. Choosing herself, again and anew, In this journey of life, she remains true.

So here's to Hindu Hussein, at thirty's gate, May this decade bring joy, love, and fate. Discovering herself, humble and bold, In the story of her life, yet untold.