"The Hijāb means the woman must cover her body. It's not right to wear blue jeans and then something on the top of her head. That's not a Hijāb! That's not a Hijāb! She wears something and everyone can see it (the shape). That's not a Hijāb! To put something on the top of her head [only], that's not a Hijāb.

Hijāb is to cover your body from the evil eyes we have. We have wolf people around. That's a Hijāb. Hijāb is to cover, that's according to my knowledge and according to Islām, you must cover all your body, and the face too. Islamically that's the way. You gotta be like a crow, like a black bird. You're not to be recognized if you walk in the street. But to put some clothes on, some stuff right here, you know, everything is showing, that's not a Hijāb, to be honest with you. That's not a Hijāb.

Or your hair is showing, or your chest is showing, or your leg is showing. That's not a Hijāb. You have to cover all your body according to Islām. That's the way it should be."

- Shaykh Musa Abdullah Jibril حفظه الله

Imam Ibn Al-Qayyim, رحمه الله, said:

“Some women prayed a lot at night. And when one of them was asked about this, she said: “Night prayer makes your face beautiful and I want my face to be beautiful"

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"Akhawat, don't think that just because 'Id is a beautiful and blessed day for us - Alhamdulillah ta'ala - you can dress exceptionally the way you want, wearing perfume and makeup outside! We see many sisters buying tight, light-colored clothes and wearing them with jewelry.

'Id is not a free pass for Tabarruj, for going out on the streets, standing out and laughing and giggling loudly, for suddenly not wearing your covering properly, or for mixing with men.

'Id is not a free pass for committing forbidden things."

How depressed and stressed must the life of someone be who has no Tawakkul in Allah?

Reminder:

Fasting is haram on Eid, Tahajjud is not.

Just because you don’t get up for suhoor, doesn’t mean you can’t get up for Tahajjud.

Shaykh Sulayman al-Alwan فك الله أسره said:

"Let not the joy of 'Id and joy of gathering with family and brothers make you forget about making Du'a for the prisoners who are fed nothing but isolation and see none other than the prison guards."

With Allah's permission, we are launching a fundraising campaign for the printing of the book "Sharh Al-Usul Ath-Thalaatha" by Shaykh Ahmad حفظه الله. We had already given away the book privately among some brothers and sisters, as well as the book "Gems of Ramadan", also by Shaykh Ahmad حفظه الله. With the money we raised privately a few months ago, we were able to print and give away a total of 56 books Alhamdulillah!

And since we had a lot of demand to print more books, we decided to announce the fundraiser publicly this time.

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Keep my father and the rest of my family in your sincerest adiyah. May Allah protect the muslims wherever in the world they might be. BarakAllahu feekum.

"Have you seen a Kafir celebrating ’Id? No? You never will. Yet, you celebrate the festivals of the Kuffar more than they do themselves."

“Whenever Allāh increases me in Rizq and I notice I have money, I feel discomfort and unease in my heart if I didn’t donate at least part of it as Sadaqah. Because I know that if I donated, Allāh will return it back in multifold, and when I run out of money I don’t have to worry. And if I didn’t donate, then I fear I will stay without any money when I have none left. And SubhānAllāh, this has been true every single time for me. Indeed, He is Ar-Razzāq and Al-Karīm and Al-Wakīl.”

- Fulān