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Trust In Allah

@elegantme318

8 days ago

Are we actually ready and prepared for when we are layed down in our final place of rest, our grave?

In the grave, every person will be asked 3 essential questions by the angels Munkar and
Nakir :

  1. Who is your Lord? (Man Rabbuka)
    Your answer: My Lord is Allah

  2. What is your religion? (Ma Deenuka)
    Your answer: My religion is Islam

  3. Who is your Prophet? (Man Nabiyyuka)
    Your answer: My Prophet is Muhammad (s.a.w)

These are not just words we memorize... They are answers that come from how we lived our life... The believers will answer with ease, because they truly believed and practiced. But those who ignored the truth will be unable to answer... even if they knew it in dunya..

"Allahumma inni a'udhu bika min 'adhabil-qabr."
(O Allah, I seek refuge in You from the punishment of the grave.).. Don't forget to recite this at least once every day...Even our Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) used to seek refuge from the punishment of the grave regularly...make it a habit, not just a reminder..
Because what we repeat in this life may become our protection in the next..📿🕌🤲❤️‍🩹

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Abdul Aliyy

@Herbert28942465

8 days ago

LISTEN UP
Types of ComplainingNatural Expression (Permitted):Complaining of pain or grief to a doctor or a friend to seek comfort or a cure.Weeping or feeling sad about a hard trial, which Prophet Ya'qub (Jacob) did when he said, "I only complain of my suffering and my grief to Allah" (Quran 12:86).Defiant Objection (Forbidden):Blaming Allah or questioning His justice, wisdom, or mercy because of a trial.Rebelling against the decree with anger, despair, or saying words that show hate for what Allah has chosen.Signs of True Acceptance (Rida)Calm heart: Feeling deep peace inside even when tears fall or the body hurts.No angry words: Keeping the tongue clean from cursing time, fate, or the decree.Patience (Sabr): Holding steady and doing what is right while waiting for relief from Allah.If you would like, I can share:Duas and Quran verses for finding peace during hard times.Stories of the Prophets showing how they faced severe trials.

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Trust In Allah

@elegantme318

8 days ago

Tonight’s Du’a
Ya Allah you’re our protector and savior, we in trust ourselves in your blessed hands, as we lay down and you take our souls away while we rest, please have mercy on it and forgive it. Ameen Ya’Rabil’Alameen

Sleep is a reminder of our fragility.
Each night we "die," and there's no guarantee we'll wake up.
That's why we say this du'a every morning.

Du'a after waking up:
الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ الَّذِي أَحْيَانَا بَعْدَ
مَا أَمَاتَنَا وَإِلَيْهِ التُّشُورُ
Alhamdulillahi alladhi ahyana ba'da
ma amatana wa ilayhi an-nushoor

All praise is for ALLAH , Who gives us life after He has caused us to die, and to Him is the return.

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Shepherd

@serik

8 days ago

A lot of women get so triggered by Hadith where it’s said
Prophet saw said he saw a lot of people in hell are women. And also vast majority of Dajjal followers are women.
Of course it’s hard to accept that but in reality it’s extremely possible because we have so many women and women who’s wearing hijab openly rejecting Hadith and convincing many other women to reject the Hadith online on social media. One of the trending hijabi is this woman.

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Anonymous

8 days ago

Besides Muzz Social

What apps/resources do you use to make more friends?

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B.A.D.

@kandaraibalaa

8 days ago

This is what occupation / genocide looks like.
My heart goes out for Palestine. 😪

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Adams ganiu Otaibayomi

@adams647169

8 days ago

distance should not be a barrier to find love and get married

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@Nsun

8 days ago

A Simple Plate of Fries ❤️

Today, as I stood in my kitchen making something as simple as french fries, my heart paused.

Not because of what was missing from my refrigerator, but because I thought about the families around the world who don’t even have the comfort of a simple meal. Families in places like Syria, Iraq, and many other parts of the world who are praying for the things we sometimes overlook.

Sometimes we look at what we don’t have and forget to see the blessings sitting right in front of us.

A simple meal.
A safe home.
A child beside us.
A moment of peace.

To every parent who is struggling, who feels like they don’t have enough, I just want to remind you: your worth is not measured by what fills your shelves. Your love, your effort, and your patience are blessings too.

May we always remember those who are going through hardship, and may we learn to see the blessings hidden in the smallest things.

Alhamdulillah for every little blessing.

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Hirahcares

https://Hirahcares.org

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