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Hey, I'm Shamim I just wanted to drop a quick text to say hello. How is the going??
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Alhamdulilah for everything. I'm new here and hoping to make the best of being here.
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Is there a handsome, kind, and single father out there looking for his future wife? If you happen to see my handsome husband walking around, please send him my way! 😄
On a serious note, I’m looking for a caring, respectful, family oriented man who is ready for marriage and wants to build a beautiful life together. May Allah guide us all to the right person. Ameen. 🤲❤️
How to Protect Your Energy in Islam
In Islam, what people often call “energy protection” is understood in a different way: it is about protecting your heart (qalb), your faith (iman), and your emotional and spiritual wellbeing through connection with Allah.
The strongest form of protection is remembrance of Allah (dhikr). Regular dhikr—such as saying SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, and Allahu Akbar—calms the heart and strengthens inner stability. The Qur’an itself reminds us: “Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest.” (13:28)
Prayer (salah) is also a form of spiritual grounding. It creates structure in the day and reconnects a person back to their purpose, helping prevent emotional overwhelm from people or environments.
Islam also encourages setting boundaries through wisdom. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ advised choosing good company and distancing oneself from harmful influence. You are not required to stay in situations that damage your well-being or faith.
Protection also includes seeking refuge in Allah through du’a and reciting verses like Ayat al-Kursi and the last two surahs of the Qur’an (Al-Falaq and An-Nas), which are traditionally used for spiritual protection.
In essence, Islamic “energy protection” is not about blocking people out of fear, but about strengthening the heart so it is not easily shaken by negativity, attachment, or emotional harm—while staying grounded in faith, clarity, and trust in Allah.
I wonder why some guys think it’s toxic when woman post something negative about her experience with man.. her intention is not to generalise all man even though yes, of course she become traumatised etc..But please, have compassion. What other people feel is valid. After all, we all go through our own process. Don’t read & comments d posting u don’t like if u think u’re too full to hold space. Simple.
