I bear witness
Praise to the Lord (Ar-Rabb)
the Almighty Creator ( Al-Khaliq)
the most loving (Al-Wadid)
The all Merciful (Ar-Rahman)
The all powerful (Al-Qawi)
Lord of the worlds (Rabb al-'Alamin)
The Sustainer (Ar-Raziq)
The ever living (Al-Hayy)
The magnificent (Al-Mut'ali)
The most merciful (Ar-Rahim)
The omnipotent ( Al-Qadir)
The most powerful (Al-Qawi)
There is nothing like unto Him (Laysa Kamithlihi Shay')
The glorious ( Al-Majid)
The all knowing (Al-'Alim)
The all hearing (As-Sami')
The all seeing (Al-Basir)
No one else is worthy enough to be worshipped except him
Praise to the Lord (Ar-Rabb)
the Almighty Creator ( Al-Khaliq)
the most loving (Al-Wadid)
The all Merciful (Ar-Rahman)
The all powerful (Al-Qawi)
Lord of the worlds (Rabb al-'Alamin)
The Sustainer (Ar-Raziq)
The ever living (Al-Hayy)
The magnificent (Al-Mut'ali)
The most merciful (Ar-Rahim)
The omnipotent ( Al-Qadir)
The most powerful (Al-Qawi)
There is nothing like unto Him (Laysa Kamithlihi Shay')
The glorious ( Al-Majid)
The all knowing (Al-'Alim)
The all hearing (As-Sami')
The all seeing (Al-Basir)
No one else is worthy enough to be worshipped except him
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Forwarded from Hidaya
If you are someone with a sensitive heart and have been made to feel like a burden by those closest to you, I hope you never forget that Allah holds the heavens and the earth lest they cease. You are not a burden to Him.
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I invite u to the religion of truth and tranquility
Religion of Adam and Abraham and David and mosses and Mohammed May god pleased be with them for the sake of Allah/God
Praise to the Lord (Ar-Rabb)
the Almighty Creator ( Al-Khaliq)
the most loving (Al-Wadid)
The all Merciful (Ar-Rahman)
The all powerful (Al-Qawi)
Lord of the worlds (Rabb al-'Alamin)
The Sustainer (Ar-Raziq)
The ever living (Al-Hayy)
The magnificent (Al-Mut'ali)
The most merciful (Ar-Rahim)
The omnipotent ( Al-Qadir)
The most powerful (Al-Qawi)
There is nothing like unto Him (Laysa Kamithlihi Shay')
The glorious ( Al-Majid)
The all knowing (Al-'Alim)
The all hearing (As-Sami')
The all seeing (Al-Basir)
No one else is worthy enough to be worshipped except him
Religion of Adam and Abraham and David and mosses and Mohammed May god pleased be with them for the sake of Allah/God
Praise to the Lord (Ar-Rabb)
the Almighty Creator ( Al-Khaliq)
the most loving (Al-Wadid)
The all Merciful (Ar-Rahman)
The all powerful (Al-Qawi)
Lord of the worlds (Rabb al-'Alamin)
The Sustainer (Ar-Raziq)
The ever living (Al-Hayy)
The magnificent (Al-Mut'ali)
The most merciful (Ar-Rahim)
The omnipotent ( Al-Qadir)
The most powerful (Al-Qawi)
There is nothing like unto Him (Laysa Kamithlihi Shay')
The glorious ( Al-Majid)
The all knowing (Al-'Alim)
The all hearing (As-Sami')
The all seeing (Al-Basir)
No one else is worthy enough to be worshipped except him
Meta Cuber:
1. Surah Al-A'raf (7:156):
> "My mercy encompasses all things."
2. Surah Az-Zumar (39:53):
> "Say, ‘O My servants who have transgressed against themselves [by sinning], do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, Allah forgives all sins. Indeed, it is He who is the Forgiving, the Merciful.’"
3. Surah Al-An'am (6:54):
> "...Your Lord has decreed upon Himself mercy..."
4. Surah Ar-Rahman (55:1–13):
> "The Most Merciful, Taught the Qur’an, Created man..."
This entire surah is a celebration of Allah's mercy and blessings.
5. Surah Al-Furqan (25:70):
> "Except for those who repent, believe and do righteous work. For them Allah will replace their evil deeds with good. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful."
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Hadiths About Allah’s Mercy
1. Sahih Muslim (Hadith 2751):
> The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said:
"Allah has divided mercy into one hundred parts. He kept ninety-nine parts with Himself and sent down one part to the earth. Through this one part, His creation shows mercy to one another, so much so that a mare lifts its hoof away from its baby animal fearing that it might harm it."
2. Sahih al-Bukhari (Hadith 5999):
> "Allah is more merciful to His slaves than a mother is to her child."
3. Sahih Muslim (Hadith 2752):
> "When Allah created the creation, He wrote in His Book—which is with Him above the Throne—‘Indeed, My mercy prevails over My wrath.’"
4. Riyadh as-Salihin (Hadith 20):
> The Prophet (PBUH) said:
"If the believer knew the extent of Allah's mercy, he would not despair of Paradise. And if the disbeliever knew the extent of Allah's punishment, he would not feel safe from Hell.
1. His Mercy Comes Before His Punishment
> “Allah Himself declared: ‘My mercy prevails over My wrath’ (Hadith Qudsi, Sahih Muslim). If the Creator says this, then we must believe that His mercy is greater than any mistake we’ve made.”
---
2. Mercy Is Built Into His Names
> “The two most repeated names of Allah are Ar-Rahman (Most Compassionate) and Ar-Raheem (Most Merciful). Every Muslim says these names at least 17 times a day in prayer. Mercy defines His relationship with us.”
---
3. Allah Forgives All Sins – If You Just Ask
> “No matter how far someone has gone, Allah says in the Qur’an: ‘Do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, Allah forgives all sins.’ (Qur’an 39:53) This is not a maybe — it's a divine promise.”
---
4. One Drop of His Mercy Fills the World
> “The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) taught that Allah divided His mercy into 100 parts — and sent just one part to the world. Every act of kindness, every mother’s love, every good deed — comes from just 1%. The other 99% is saved for the Day of Judgment.”
---
5. He Turns Sins Into Good Deeds
> “Not only does Allah forgive, but He replaces sins with good deeds for those who repent sincerely (Qur’an 25:70). Who else can offer that kind of mercy?”
---
6. Allah's Door is Always Open
> “You don’t need an appointment to talk to Allah. No matter the time, no matter how broken you feel, He hears you and answers. That’s mercy in its purest form.”
---
7. Every Surah (Except One) Starts With His Mercy
> “Almost every chapter in the Qur’an begins with ‘In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Especially Merciful.’ That’s a divine reminder that His mercy surrounds everything we do.”
1. Surah Al-A'raf (7:156):
> "My mercy encompasses all things."
2. Surah Az-Zumar (39:53):
> "Say, ‘O My servants who have transgressed against themselves [by sinning], do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, Allah forgives all sins. Indeed, it is He who is the Forgiving, the Merciful.’"
3. Surah Al-An'am (6:54):
> "...Your Lord has decreed upon Himself mercy..."
4. Surah Ar-Rahman (55:1–13):
> "The Most Merciful, Taught the Qur’an, Created man..."
This entire surah is a celebration of Allah's mercy and blessings.
5. Surah Al-Furqan (25:70):
> "Except for those who repent, believe and do righteous work. For them Allah will replace their evil deeds with good. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful."
---
Hadiths About Allah’s Mercy
1. Sahih Muslim (Hadith 2751):
> The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said:
"Allah has divided mercy into one hundred parts. He kept ninety-nine parts with Himself and sent down one part to the earth. Through this one part, His creation shows mercy to one another, so much so that a mare lifts its hoof away from its baby animal fearing that it might harm it."
2. Sahih al-Bukhari (Hadith 5999):
> "Allah is more merciful to His slaves than a mother is to her child."
3. Sahih Muslim (Hadith 2752):
> "When Allah created the creation, He wrote in His Book—which is with Him above the Throne—‘Indeed, My mercy prevails over My wrath.’"
4. Riyadh as-Salihin (Hadith 20):
> The Prophet (PBUH) said:
"If the believer knew the extent of Allah's mercy, he would not despair of Paradise. And if the disbeliever knew the extent of Allah's punishment, he would not feel safe from Hell.
1. His Mercy Comes Before His Punishment
> “Allah Himself declared: ‘My mercy prevails over My wrath’ (Hadith Qudsi, Sahih Muslim). If the Creator says this, then we must believe that His mercy is greater than any mistake we’ve made.”
---
2. Mercy Is Built Into His Names
> “The two most repeated names of Allah are Ar-Rahman (Most Compassionate) and Ar-Raheem (Most Merciful). Every Muslim says these names at least 17 times a day in prayer. Mercy defines His relationship with us.”
---
3. Allah Forgives All Sins – If You Just Ask
> “No matter how far someone has gone, Allah says in the Qur’an: ‘Do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, Allah forgives all sins.’ (Qur’an 39:53) This is not a maybe — it's a divine promise.”
---
4. One Drop of His Mercy Fills the World
> “The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) taught that Allah divided His mercy into 100 parts — and sent just one part to the world. Every act of kindness, every mother’s love, every good deed — comes from just 1%. The other 99% is saved for the Day of Judgment.”
---
5. He Turns Sins Into Good Deeds
> “Not only does Allah forgive, but He replaces sins with good deeds for those who repent sincerely (Qur’an 25:70). Who else can offer that kind of mercy?”
---
6. Allah's Door is Always Open
> “You don’t need an appointment to talk to Allah. No matter the time, no matter how broken you feel, He hears you and answers. That’s mercy in its purest form.”
---
7. Every Surah (Except One) Starts With His Mercy
> “Almost every chapter in the Qur’an begins with ‘In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Especially Merciful.’ That’s a divine reminder that His mercy surrounds everything we do.”
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When I was new to tg
One American atheist girl from California of age 17
I just reached 16 at that time
I got freind with her in the lust and desires
For gf [sorry ]
I was not pious enough at that time
We used to talk she hated religious and philosophical discussion
One day she told she went to pool
And I asked her whether if could show type of swim suits there she sended me her bikini
Then I just opened it for less than a second and I closed and I said eww
She asked am I gay or something
I told her I m muslim
And after someday
In a talk she said I'm in bath I will reply later than I said OK but still I messaged her as she were replying and then she said her nude or whatever and said see then repent
I deleted that before it even gets downloaded
Then she got frustrated and I told her we can't join a broken glass same as before and put of frustration she blocked me and from that day
I felt connected to my lord subhanallah
One American atheist girl from California of age 17
I just reached 16 at that time
I got freind with her in the lust and desires
For gf [sorry ]
I was not pious enough at that time
We used to talk she hated religious and philosophical discussion
One day she told she went to pool
And I asked her whether if could show type of swim suits there she sended me her bikini
Then I just opened it for less than a second and I closed and I said eww
She asked am I gay or something
I told her I m muslim
And after someday
In a talk she said I'm in bath I will reply later than I said OK but still I messaged her as she were replying and then she said her nude or whatever and said see then repent
I deleted that before it even gets downloaded
Then she got frustrated and I told her we can't join a broken glass same as before and put of frustration she blocked me and from that day
I felt connected to my lord subhanallah
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Cuber786 (n.d.). Poetry.com. Retrieved February 14, 2025, from https://www.poetry.com/poet/Cuber786.
Bhavishya Purana Reference: Prati Sarag Parv III, Khand 3, Adhay 3, Shlokas 5–8
Sanskrit Text (Transliterated):
"Etasminnantare mleccha acharyo mahamadah
saha sanugraha syat vai raja bhojashcha tam pranamati
marusthale nivasati shri bhojaraja uvacha
tvam hi narashanso’si lokanam prabhur uttamah
arya dharma palaka tvam eva mleccha hridaya shuddhikari"
Translation (Commonly presented interpretation):
"At this time, a teacher of the Mlecchas (foreigners), whose name will be Mahamad (Muhammad), will appear with his companions. King Bhoj will salute him. O dweller of the desert, you are indeed the praised one (Narashansa), the excellent Lord of mankind. You are the protector of the Aryan Dharma and the purifier of the Mleccha heart."
Key interpretations made:
* "Mahamad": Directly interpreted as "Muhammad."
* "Mleccha acharya": A teacher of foreigners, which is seen to align with Prophet Muhammad's role as a prophet to all nations, including those considered outside the traditional Hindu fold.
* "Marusthale nivasati": Dweller of the desert, referring to Arabia.
* "Narashansa": Literally "the praised one," which is considered a Sanskrit equivalent of "Muhammad" (Arabic for "the praised one").
* "Arya dharma palaka tvam eva mleccha hridaya shuddhikari": Interpreted as Prophet Muhammad upholding the core principle of monotheism (Aryan Dharma) and purifying the hearts of non-believers.
Atharvaveda Reference: Book 20, Hymn 127, Kuntap Sukta, Verses 1–13
Sanskrit Text (Key Excerpts, Transliterated):
* Mantra 1: "Narashansah prashasyati kaurama vishvashanti karah"
* Mantra 2: "Sa ashva-ratho rishi syat divya-vahanah"
* Mantra 3: "Mamah rishaye dattam shata-sauvarna-chaplet-trishata-haya-sahasra-gau"
* Mantra 4: "Vachyesv rebh, yah stutih"
Translation (Commonly presented interpretation of select verses):
* Mantra 1: "The praised one (Narashansa), the great peace-bringer (Kaurama), is highly lauded."
* Interpretation: "Narashansa" again linked to Muhammad. "Kaurama" is interpreted as "prince of peace" or "emigrant," relating to Prophet Muhammad's migration (Hijra) and his role as a bringer of peace.
* Mantra 2: "He is a Rishi (sage) who rides on a swift mount (camel), whose chariot touches the heaven."
* Interpretation: The camel-riding Rishi is seen to align with Prophet Muhammad's journey, particularly the Isra and Mi'raj (Night Journey and Ascension). It is argued that Brahmins were forbidden from riding camels, indicating this Rishi would be from outside India.
* Mantra 3: "To Mamah Rishi, a hundred gold coins, ten chaplets, three hundred good steeds, and ten thousand cows were given."
* Interpretation: "Mamah" is linked to "Muhammad." The numbers are interpreted symbolically:
* "Hundred gold coins": Perhaps referring to the early companions who migrated to Abyssinia.
* "Ten chaplets": The ten blessed companions in Islam.
* "Three hundred good steeds": The 313 companions at the Battle of Badr.
* "Ten thousand cows": The 10,000 companions who entered Mecca with Prophet Muhammad during the conquest of Mecca.
* Mantra 4: "O you who glorify, he is worthy of praise."
This is the title I had give to myself when I was of age 9 so that ppls know me by this name
And I can solve cubes