‎Yā Allāh, forgive us for the sake of Your Beloved ﷺ. Yā Allāh, forgive us for every moment we have failed to honor him, for every word we spoke that did not reflect his guidance, for every neglect of obedience that wounded the heart of Your Beloved ﷺ.

‎Yā Allāh, we are weak and fragile, yet we are counted among the Ummah of Your Beloved ﷺ, so shower us with mercy, forgive us, and do not let our shortcomings be our ruin.

‎Yā Allāh, when the day comes that we stand before him in the grave, how shall we lift our eyes if our sins remain heavy upon our hearts? Forgive us today, for we cannot promise the morrow, and grant us the honor of meeting him with hearts cleansed and humbled in devotion.

‎Yā Allāh, let Your mercy flow over us like the morning light over a quiet dawn. Guide our tongues, our hearts, our deeds, and our intentions so that we may live in a way that reflects the beauty of his teachings.

‎Yā Allāh, forgive us in this blessed month of Ramaḍān, a month of mercy, a month of forgiveness, a month of renewal. Let it be a shield against our sins, a balm to our weary hearts, and a torch that leads us closer to You, closer to Your Beloved ﷺ, and closer to the eternal peace You promise.

‎Yā Rabb, envelop us in Your mercy, strengthen us in obedience, soften our hearts in love, and make us among those who are remembered with Your pleasure on the Day when all truths are revealed!

Always walk on the path of Allāh’s Book (al-Qurʾān) and the Sunnah of His Messenger ‎ﷺ, and only then will you surely succeed.

— ʿAbd al-Qādir al-Jīlānī ‎قدس سره

It seems that the Shayṭān of this era, Benjamin N., is on his way to Jahannam now. Al-ḥamdu li-Llāh.

‎The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said that a man will be brought on the Day of Resurrection and thrown into the Fire because he used to command people to do good but did not do it himself, and forbid evil but do it himself.

[Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 3267]

This is a great reminder for all of us who manage Islamic pages. We should reflect on this narration… May Allāh Taʿālā forgive us.

Some parents say that people should not talk while eating together, and this idea is probably influenced by movies. Staying silent during a meal while believing it is a virtue and good is described as the practice of the fire-worshippers. Of course, if someone simply does not feel like speaking, there is no harm in that. However, pointless chatter is never appropriate. Instead, try to speak about good and beneficial things while eating.

BREAKING: Puppet army of the US (Pakistani army) kills more than 200 people in an airstrike on a Kabul hospital treating drug addicts

Shame on the government of Pakistan. Shame! Astaghfiru Llāh.

من سكت عن الحق فهو شيطان اخرس

Every Kāfir-Islamophobe should see this

At a time when divorce rates are higher than ever, even within Muslim communities, it is worth reflecting on the reasons why. Often, it is not major issues, but small matters that are left unchecked until they grow into something much bigger.

This simple yet profound naṣīḥah from a noble Ṣaḥābī reminds us of a crucial principle: relationships are preserved through patience, understanding, and the willingness to support one another in moments of anger.

If this advice were truly practiced, many conflicts could be resolved before they even begin.

Do not forget this advice.

Nationalism is Ḥarām

Indeed, the righteous person is the one who worships and strives throughout the entire year. Be a full-time Muslim, not a part-time Muslim.

Wakīʿ said: We went out with Sufyān al-Thawrī on the day of ʿĪd. He said:

The first thing we will begin with on this day is lowering our gaze.

[Kitāb al-Waraʿ, p. 63]

سمعنا 👂

واطعنا 🤐

If someone gives ṣadaqah using ḥarām wealth and expects a reward for it, this makes one a disbeliever. Learn your dīn properly and protect yourselves.

Sayyidunā ʿUmar al-Fārūq would get goosebumps when he saw any young man without a wife, because without marriage the likelihood of committing zinā increases greatly.