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@AlexanderTheLate
Brothers (Sisters you may also answer but keep in mind this is a strictly Islamic History post), I would like to hear who your favorite and most respected Muslim (s) is in history? If you cannot choose 1 you may name up to 3 Mumineen. All I ask for in your response is honesty and respect. It can from Sahaba era or may even be past century historic Muslims such as Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, or you can go back as far into history as our father Nabi Adam (AS).
A few qualifications to consider for your choice should be chivalry, integrity, Emaan, steadfastness, intelligence, and most importantly devotion to Allah SWT our Master and Creator (AZWJ) and His (SWT) Final Messenger, Prophet Muhammad (SAWA).
I have chosen Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib (AS), his son Aba Abdillah, Saydi Shuhada, Imam Hussain (ASWS) and Zayd Ibn Ali (The Martyr, AS). I believe these were the three most impactful and bravest Muslim men in terms of self sacrifice for Almighty God.
Zayd The Martyr, May Allah SWT pour blessings upon you O' Zayd, named by the Holy Prophet (SAWA)
@Seekingthehaqq
A huge portion of Sunni hadith literature depends on reports transmitted through Abu Hurayrah (5,374 narrations) . That creates an important historical question: how much of Sunni doctrine and law ultimately rests on the testimony of one individual who lived only a few years alongside Muhammad pbuh? Christians face a comparable historical question with Paul: how much of later Christian theology rests on someone who wasn’t one of Jesus’ original disciples? In both cases, the issue is whether later religious authority should be accepted simply because a later tradition considers a particular transmitter reliable.
@Abdulrehman_10
Tawakkul means trying your best and leaving the rest to Allah.🦋💕
@Shakey_S
HADITH OF THE DAY
04 Rabi Al-Aakhir 1448
15 September 2026
Tuesday يوم الثلاثاء
The Virtue of Noble Character
Once some people came to visit Anas رضي الله عنه when he was ill. He told his slave girl,
“Bring something for our [guests] even if it be some pieces of bread, for I heard Rasulullah ﷺ say:
‘Noble character is from the actions of Jannah.'” [i.e. Noble character will lead a person close to Jannah].
[Al Mu’jamul Awsat]
@saugacitysiddiqui
All I ever wanted was to complete half my deen, start a family, and live a simple, happy life with someone I love.
I’ve worked hard my whole life. I’ve tried to be there for people, help others when I could, and keep pushing forward. Yet somehow, along the way, I’ve been called a liar and a cheater, abandoned by people I considered friends and family, and now the one person I truly loved is moving on and getting married to someone else.
I know the Prophets went through trials far greater than anything I’m experiencing. But I’m not as strong as them. I’m just a man trying to hold onto his faith while his heart hurts.
I waited my whole life hoping I would find my person. Now I pray for her every day, ask Allah to take care of her, and some nights I just sit alone and shed tears in the dark.
I know we’re supposed to trust Allah’s plan, even when we don’t understand it. I’m trying.
But lately I find myself wondering whether marriage and a family were ever written for me at all. Maybe this is a test I don’t understand yet. Maybe Allah has something ahead of me that I simply cannot see right now.
Please keep me in your duas. I could really use them.
@Chandra6351545
datting reall
@Chandra6351545
There is no dating before marriage—that is not something someone would do if they truly desire a marriage blessed by both their mother and Allah. I want to get married, but before that happens, I need to prepare myself and become worthy of it.
@Hanafee1303
“In heaven, in the company of those grace by God: the prophet, the righteous, the martyr, the sincere. What a beautiful companion are those!”
@Samreen_Aqeel
A message from Surah At-Tawbah:
The hypocrites preferred staying behind when sacrifice was required.
They chose comfort over obedience.
Sometimes what feels comfortable is exactly what is holding you back.
@sabr5
السلام عليكم I tried to give this app a chance multiple times ,it’s really not worth it ,even tho I don’t post my self but I still get sexual messages ,it’s unbelievable,a quick advice (delete it) السلام عليكم