Ramadan

Where are the genuine men?

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Hello,
Is anyone serious here?
Let me know.😎

Genotype, Religion, Family and Tribalism are the reasons why some people could not marry their true love.

So saddening... 💔😞

Dear Muslims,📌

• It’s not permissible for you to pay anybody to make du’ahs for you

• Or pay anybody or group of people to recite Quran for you, for a purpose

• Or pay someone to slaughter an animal and make du’ah for U

• -U can do that or any sadaqah Urself

(Tirmidh

Note,

• -Du’ah is an ibadah, u can’t pay someone to do you an ibadah
• -Yet it’s permissible to ask someone to pray for you, but not to pay
• -Allah can accept your du’ahs w/o u slaughtering anything
• -Those Malams that collect money for your du’ahs are FAKE!

There’re 3 categories of People.

1. -Those who📌

• -disobey Allah
• -doesn’t do what Allah made compulsory on them

2. -Those who,📌

• -maintain what’s made compulsory on them no voluntary ibadah

3. -Those who2$3📌

• -Do what’s made compulsory on them
• -add more voluntary ibadah
• -stay off sins

KNOW YOUR GENOTYPE BEFORE YOU SAY YES TO HIM OR HER.

Before you say “YES” to the person you love, please have an important conversation about your genotype.

Love is beautiful, but marriage also requires responsibility, knowledge, and careful planning for the future.

Don't let love prevent you from checking something that could affect the health of your future children.

Imagine bringing a child into this Dunya and later discovering that they have sickle cell disease. The medical challenges, the hospital visits, the worries, and the emotional struggles can be difficult for the child and the entire family.

Your future children cannot choose the genes they inherit, but you can take steps to understand the risks before making decisions about marriage and having children.

Please, know your genotype. Know your partner's genotype. If your results indicate a risk, seek professional genetic counselling to understand your options.

And remember: a child living with sickle cell disease is not a mistake or a punishment. Every child deserves love, dignity, and proper care.

Love wisely. Plan responsibly. Think about the future.

Don't wait until after the wedding to ask questions you could have asked before.

May Allah guide us to make informed decisions and protect our future families.

Ameen.

To fall in love is a disease, and its cure is marriage.
— Ibn al-Qayyim

May Allah bless us with halal love, آمِين 🤲🏻

DEAR EVERYONE,

PLEASE TAKE YOUR HEALTH SERIOUSLY. ⚠️

Know your blood group.

Know your genotype.

Know your allergies.

Know your medical history.

Know your family doctor or a trusted healthcare professional.

Know your BMI (Body Mass Index).

Know your blood pressure.

Know your blood sugar levels when appropriate.

Know the medications you take and how they affect you.

Know what triggers your allergies and what poses a health risk to you.

Go for medical check-ups. Don't ignore unusual symptoms. Don't keep postponing that hospital visit because you feel you are still young or strong.

PLEASE, DON'T TAKE YOUR HEALTH FOR GRANTED.

The sad reality is that some health emergencies can be prevented, detected early, or treated more effectively when people seek medical attention on time.

You may have money, dreams, plans, and a future you are working hard to build. But without your health, even the simplest things in life can become difficult.

Don't wait until you are seriously ill before you start asking questions about your own body.

Prevention is better than regret. Early detection can save lives.

Take care of yourself. Encourage your family to do the same. And remember, seeking medical care is not a lack of faith; it is a responsible step towards protecting the life Allah has entrusted to you.

May Allah grant us good health, protect us from preventable harm, and bless us with long, healthy lives filled with righteous deeds. Āmīn. 🤲🏽❤️

DEAR MUSLIMS, PLEASE THINK ABOUT THIS.

As a Muslim, no matter what you are going through, never let music become louder in your heart than the Qur’an.

Think about it for a moment.

Some people can remember song lyrics word for word. They know every line, every celebrity, every new release, and every trending song.

But when you ask them to recite the Qur’an, remember Allah, or speak words that bring them closer to their Lord, they struggle.

Subḥānallāh… isn't that something worth reflecting on?

Imagine spending so much time filling your mind with lyrics, celebrities, and entertainment, while your relationship with the Book of Allah remains neglected.

And then, one day, death comes.

What will we wish we had spent more time learning? What words will our tongues be accustomed to remembering? Will we be prepared to meet Allah?

Dear brother, dear sister, this is not about claiming that we know how anyone will die or whether someone will be able to say the Shahādah. That knowledge belongs to Allah alone.

But it is a reminder to prepare for death before it comes.

Allah says:☝️☝️☝️

“And worship your Lord until there comes to you the certainty (death).”

📖 Qur’an 15:99

And Allah says:☝️☝️☝️

“Those who believe and whose hearts find comfort in the remembrance of Allah. Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort.”

📖 Qur’an 13:28

THE SAD REALITY

What if someone asks you to mention your favourite songs, and you can list dozens without hesitation?

What if they ask you to name celebrities, and you know them all?

But when you are alone, struggling, afraid, or searching for peace, you don't know what to recite from the Qur’an or which words of remembrance to say.

What have you been feeding your heart?

Dear Muslims, examine yourselves before judging others. We all have shortcomings, and we all need Allah's guidance.

If music and entertainment have taken too much space in your life, start making changes today. Give more time to the Qur’an. Learn its verses. Understand its meanings. Remember Allah and ask Him to guide your heart.

May Allah make this Dunya easy for us, keep our hearts attached to His remembrance, grant us a good ending, and allow us to utter the Shahādah with sincerity when we meet Him.

May the Qur’an be a companion in our lives, not something we remember only when death approaches.

Āmīn, yā Rabb. 🤲🏽😢

Astaghfirullāh wa atūbu ilayh.