Muslims in the UK
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🇬🇧🕌 A group for Muslims in UK, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.
Salam Everyone,
I am looking for a revert wife Insha'Allah in the UK, between 24 and 35, ideally in Leicester or the midlands (I live in Leicester, 32 years old). If anyone is interested please send me a message or leave a comment.
Thanks
Even spitting garbage when confronted in another country... smh 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
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Middle East Eye on Instagram: ""He hates Muslims but he's in a Muslim country." Far-right figure Tommy Robinson was called out on camera in Dubai while attempting to give an interview to IFL TV ahead of a Misfits Boxing event. During the exchange, boxer Ty Mitchell questioned Robinson over his long record of targeting Muslims and asked why he rarely focuses on crimes committed by white offenders. Mitchell also raised the contradiction of Robinson being in a Muslim country despite his anti-Muslim rhetoric. The discussion became heated and the interview was cut short, with footage of the confrontation later circulating widely online. Tommy Robinson, who changed his real name from Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon, is known for his anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric. He co-founded the English Defence League, a far-right, anti-immigrant organisation, in 2009 and led it until 2013. He has also been involved with other far-right groups, including the British National Party and Pegida UK. Critics have long said Robinson receives funding and support from zionist and pro-Israel entities, and has posed with an IDF shirt."
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Can you really call it teaching if your telling or showing others what to do an not do in a relationship from a place of hurt, which has never been therapised????
🌿 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗣𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗺 𝗔𝘁𝘁𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁
One thing I've learned is that not every punishment comes later.
Sometimes the pain is already inside the haram itself.
You check your phone constantly.
You wait for a reply.
You stare at the two blue ticks.
You see them online.
You see them posting.
You see them active everywhere except with you.
And suddenly your peace, emotions, sleep, and happiness become attached to another human being.
What started as "just texting" slowly becomes emotional dependence.
And that dependence hurts.
Perhaps this is why Allah ﷻ protects us from relationships outside His boundaries.
Because the heart was never meant to depend on someone who has not committed to us.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
"There is nothing like marriage for two people who love one another."
(Ibn Majah)
Love itself is not the problem.
The problem is carrying the weight of love without the protection of nikah.
If someone is serious, let them approach through halal means.
Let families know.
Let intentions be clear.
Let commitment come before emotional attachment.
Because a healthy marriage feels like sakinah.
A haram attachment often feels like anxiety.
May Allah ﷻ protect our hearts from attachments that take us away from Him and bless us with love that begins with sincerity, grows with barakah, and ends together in Jannah. 🤍
اللهم ارزقنا حباً حلالاً طيباً مباركاً، واجمعنا بمن يقربنا إليك.
آمين.
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Fitrah and Love in Islam
In Islam, fitrah refers to the natural disposition Allah has placed within every human being. It is the original state of purity, truth-seeking, and inclination toward what is good.
From an Islamic perspective, the idea that fitrah is connected to love is rooted in how humans are created and what they are created for.
- Fitrah is oriented toward connection with Allah
At its core, fitrah is not just “being good” or “being kind”—it is the inner awareness that a person is dependent on and drawn toward their Creator. In Islamic thought, the deepest form of love begins with love of Allah, because He is the source of life, mercy, and meaning.
So love in fitrah is first:
Love of Allah
Love of truth and guidance
Love of purity and goodness
- Human beings are created with mercy and attachment
Islam teaches that Allah placed mercy (rahmah) and emotional bonds in human nature. This is why people naturally love:
Parents and children
Spouses
Family and community
Those who show kindness
These forms of love are not accidental—they are part of how human life is meant to function.
- Love is tied to recognition of goodness
In fitrah, the heart is naturally inclined toward what is beneficial and sincere. This is why people often feel drawn to:
Honesty
Compassion
Justice
Beauty in character
When the heart is not heavily corrupted or distorted, it tends to recognise and love these qualities.
- Fitrah can be covered but not erased
Islamic teaching holds that fitrah can become clouded by environment, trauma, sin, or unhealthy influences, but it is not completely destroyed. That is why people can sometimes feel inner conflict—they still sense truth or goodness even if they move away from it.
- Love in its highest form is aligned with fitrah
In this view, love is healthiest when it:
Leads a person closer to Allah
Strengthens mercy, respect, and responsibility
Is not based on harm, obsession, or injustice
So love is not just an emotion in Islam—it is something that should align with the natural moral and spiritual structure a person was created with.
