The day will come, the tide will fade, yet you will not be there to see it.
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Surah Al-Hujurat (49:12):
“Do not backbite one another. Would any of you like to eat the flesh of his dead brother? You would surely detest it.”
“Do not backbite one another. Would any of you like to eat the flesh of his dead brother? You would surely detest it.”
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You might be unknown to people
But you are known to Allah
But you are known to Allah
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I heard a guy saying that when my brother’s wife was taken to be buried, he stayed near her grave for 2 days and he wasn’t coming, even when us kept calling him and when we asked him why, he said, How is she going to live without me? Without anyone? She can’t do it... I will stay with her. He meant it. He sat by the grave like she could still hear him. He didn’t eat. Didn’t speak much. Just kept whispering things only she would understand. Maybe he thought if she heard his voice enough, she wouldn’t feel so scared in that cold, silent ground. The second night, someone said they saw him crying softly, one hand resting on the soil like it was her hand. He told them, She was always scared to be alone at night. I can’t leave her here... not yet. Some people tried to pull him away gently. He didn’t resist. He just looked at them with eyes that were empty and full at the same time. And I just felt that may this kind of love find me.
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Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:
“The greatest punishment of sin is not the pain it brings, but the distance it creates between the servant and Allah."
[Al-Fawa'id]
“The greatest punishment of sin is not the pain it brings, but the distance it creates between the servant and Allah."
[Al-Fawa'id]
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Characteristics of the People of Qur'an
• Mindful of Allah in public and in private
• Aware of their time
• Guard their tongue from speaking ill
• Rectify themselves before others
• Gentle and kind
• Careful about how rizq (provision) is acquired
• Stay away from that which is not a concern
• Honour their parents
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• Mindful of Allah in public and in private
• Aware of their time
• Guard their tongue from speaking ill
• Rectify themselves before others
• Gentle and kind
• Careful about how rizq (provision) is acquired
• Stay away from that which is not a concern
• Honour their parents
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Deen Guide
75 years of occupation in few mins.
They stole our pride.
They killed our brothers.
They violated our sisters.
They murdered our children.
They burned our homes.
They mocked our beloved Prophet ﷺ.
From Palestine to India, from Burma to Bosnia — it’s been the same story.
Our people crying, our hearts bleeding, our silence growing heavier.
Tell me… after all this, what has changed you?
If this doesn’t break you, if this doesn’t wake you — then what will?
Speak now. Act now. Or soon, you’ll be next.
They killed our brothers.
They violated our sisters.
They murdered our children.
They burned our homes.
They mocked our beloved Prophet ﷺ.
From Palestine to India, from Burma to Bosnia — it’s been the same story.
Our people crying, our hearts bleeding, our silence growing heavier.
Tell me… after all this, what has changed you?
If this doesn’t break you, if this doesn’t wake you — then what will?
Speak now. Act now. Or soon, you’ll be next.
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Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un
Journalist Saleh Al-Ja'frawi was killed by outlaw gangs in the Al-Sabra neighborhood of Gaza City.💔
Journalist Saleh Al-Ja'frawi was killed by outlaw gangs in the Al-Sabra neighborhood of Gaza City.
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Seeking to Please The People Instead of Allah Destroys People
Ibn Qudamah al-Maqdisi رحمه الله stated:
Know, that most of the people are only destroyed due to their fear of the blame of the people and loving to be praised by them.
As a result (of that), all of their movements (actions) become in agreement with that which pleases the people hoping for their praise and fearing their blame.
That is from the things which destroy (a person), therefore, it is obligatory to remedy it.
[Mukhtasir Minhaj al-Qasidin, pg. 212, Ibn Qudamah al-Maqdisi رحمه الله]
Ibn Qudamah al-Maqdisi رحمه الله stated:
Know, that most of the people are only destroyed due to their fear of the blame of the people and loving to be praised by them.
As a result (of that), all of their movements (actions) become in agreement with that which pleases the people hoping for their praise and fearing their blame.
That is from the things which destroy (a person), therefore, it is obligatory to remedy it.
[Mukhtasir Minhaj al-Qasidin, pg. 212, Ibn Qudamah al-Maqdisi رحمه الله]
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Imam Malik رحمه الله said:
Tafseer al-Qurtubi (15/55)
" Only those who are perverted among us say it (music) is allowed.”
Tafseer al-Qurtubi (15/55)
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Before You Say “Qabool Hai” — Talk About These First 💍
Nikah isn’t just about love.
It’s about clarity, compatibility, and commitment.
1️⃣ Deen & Practice
Do they pray, fast, and value Islamic learning?
How important is Islam in their daily life?
2️⃣ Living Situation
Will you live with in-laws, separately, or abroad?
Don’t assume — discuss it.
3️⃣ Financial Expectations
Who will work?
How will you handle savings, zakat, and sadaqah?
Talk about money — not just mahr.
4️⃣ Children
Do you both want kids? How many?
What about their Islamic upbringing and schooling?
5️⃣ Roles & Responsibilities
What are your expectations as husband and wife?
Who leads, who cooks, who cleans — agree on it early.
6️⃣ Conflict Resolution
When problems come, how will you solve them?
Keep it private, involve elders, or seek counseling?
7️⃣ Future Goals
Do your dreams align?
Career, studies, hijrah, da’wah — same path or different ones?
8️⃣ Boundaries & Communication
Keep it halal and respectful before Nikah.
No flirting, no games — just sincerity.
Nikah is beautiful — when it’s built on truth, not assumptions.
May Allah bless you with clarity, peace, and a spouse who loves you for His sake.
Ameen🤍
Nikah isn’t just about love.
It’s about clarity, compatibility, and commitment.
Do they pray, fast, and value Islamic learning?
How important is Islam in their daily life?
Will you live with in-laws, separately, or abroad?
Don’t assume — discuss it.
Who will work?
How will you handle savings, zakat, and sadaqah?
Talk about money — not just mahr.
Do you both want kids? How many?
What about their Islamic upbringing and schooling?
What are your expectations as husband and wife?
Who leads, who cooks, who cleans — agree on it early.
When problems come, how will you solve them?
Keep it private, involve elders, or seek counseling?
Do your dreams align?
Career, studies, hijrah, da’wah — same path or different ones?
Keep it halal and respectful before Nikah.
No flirting, no games — just sincerity.
Nikah is beautiful — when it’s built on truth, not assumptions.
May Allah bless you with clarity, peace, and a spouse who loves you for His sake.
Ameen
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"Whoever Allah humiliates—there is none to give him honor. Indeed, Allah does whatever He wills."
— Surah Al-Hajj, Ayah 18
— Surah Al-Hajj, Ayah 18
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Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله said concerning Obeying Muslim Rulers:
Rather, he obeys them in obedience to Allāh, but he does not obey them in disobedience to Allāh, for there is no obedience to a created being in disobedience to the Creator.
This is the way of the best of this ummah, both in the past and the present, and it is obligatory upon every morally responsible person.
It is a middle path between the way of the Harūriyyah (Sect of the Khawarij) and those like them who follow a corrupt form of scrupulousness arising from a lack of knowledge, and the way of the Murjiah and those like them who follow the path of obeying rulers unconditionally, even if they are not righteous.
(Majmu' al Fatawa 28/508)
Rather, he obeys them in obedience to Allāh, but he does not obey them in disobedience to Allāh, for there is no obedience to a created being in disobedience to the Creator.
This is the way of the best of this ummah, both in the past and the present, and it is obligatory upon every morally responsible person.
It is a middle path between the way of the Harūriyyah (Sect of the Khawarij) and those like them who follow a corrupt form of scrupulousness arising from a lack of knowledge, and the way of the Murjiah and those like them who follow the path of obeying rulers unconditionally, even if they are not righteous.
(Majmu' al Fatawa 28/508)
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We’re seeing many posts about what’s happening in Sudan lately…
But this isn’t new, it’s been happening for years. We just started noticing it now.
It’s basically a civil war between two groups — the Sudanese Army and the RSF (Rapid Support Forces).
The RSF is funded and supported by the UAE, and they’re doing it mainly for Sudan’s gold and resources.
The RSF goes to villages, massacres innocent people, rapes women, and steals resources, which are then sent to the UAE. The UAE sells them for profit, while Sudan bleeds.
Over 150,000+ people have already been killed and 14 million have been displaced from their homes. 💔
It’s horrifying how Muslim countries stay silent when their brothers and sisters are being oppressed.
If you hate Israel, you must hate the UAE too. They have no differences.
Boycott those who fund the bloodshed. Pray for Sudan.
But this isn’t new, it’s been happening for years. We just started noticing it now.
It’s basically a civil war between two groups — the Sudanese Army and the RSF (Rapid Support Forces).
The RSF is funded and supported by the UAE, and they’re doing it mainly for Sudan’s gold and resources.
The RSF goes to villages, massacres innocent people, rapes women, and steals resources, which are then sent to the UAE. The UAE sells them for profit, while Sudan bleeds.
Over 150,000+ people have already been killed and 14 million have been displaced from their homes. 💔
It’s horrifying how Muslim countries stay silent when their brothers and sisters are being oppressed.
If you hate Israel, you must hate the UAE too. They have no differences.
Boycott those who fund the bloodshed. Pray for Sudan.
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