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Do anyone of you know how serious and scary this two hadith are.

☝️The Prophet (saw) said:

"The Last Hour would not come until a person would pass by a grave of another person and he would say: I wish it had been my abode."

📖📚[Sahih Muslim 157 Book 54 Hadith 67] 📖📚

And The Prophet (saw), said:

"There will come upon the people a time when holding onto the religion will be like holding onto hot coal."

📖📚(Tirmidhi)📖📚

It appears that we are entering again those times that the prophet ( SAW) described, holding on to hot coals.

If we ponder the current situation the Muslims are facing around the world, it feels like that we are going through that path.

Maybe Allah bless me with a strong iman for when I read hadiths like these it gives me a scared feeling to the point my body starts to feel weak.

Whatever the Prophet (saw) said about our future is very true which will come soon or later.

Take heed to this for the Muslims been going through trials since Prophet Muhammad (saw) appeared with the great message of Islam and the words of Allah which is the Quran.

The trials & tribulations that we are facing or coming is something a person with a low Iman cant handle for it will destroy him/her.

Just imagine

a time is coming when things will be so hard that to the point if you walk by a grave you wish that person in there was you.

This is serious wallahi and only the intelligent person will understand this & repent & seek guidance from Allah.

Most of you chase the dunya that's receding while akhirah is approaching fast.

You worry about the unnecessary things rather than worrying your next abode which is
the grave that's waiting for you/us.

You busy pleasing the creation like as if you will live forever.

Do not busy yourselves with the glitters for this

dunya that will guides further away from the remembrance of Allah.

You see people passing away every day and while our death

is also on the way.

Chasing sins pleasing the creation & to displease Allah will only make life harder for you.

We need to equip ourselves with knowledge, strengthen our imaan by going back to the Quraan and sunnah , that's the only way we can await victory from Allah ( SWT).

☝️The prophet (SAW) said:

"O mankind! I have left behind over you that which if you hold fast to it, you will never go astray:

the book of Allah and the sunnah of His prophet."

Each on of us needs to hold on to the book of Allah and the sunnah , hold tight even if you are tortured and it feels like you are holding hot coals, never let go.

Even if you feel you can't bare the heat that is arising from the coal and burning your flesh, never let go.

Even if it leaves unremovable marks, never let go.

It is the sign that will pass on to generations after generations that you were once holding on to your religion ( Islam ) as if you were holding on to hot coals.

"Our Lord, shower us with patience, set our feet firm, and grant us victory against those who deny the truth".

what is hidden and cursed will
one day become a bomberang for you
if you are not honest about your own situation 💥💥💥

Skip the games—I’m here for the real deal. Looking for a sincere, lasting relationship with someone who is ready to build a meaningful future together.

Happy Friday.
Would you like to speak with me
or end the conversation?
You have to be firm about whether
to speak or not. because I have
no intention of playing games

Muslim

Those in the grave are begging Allah ﷻ to bring them back to life so that they can delete of their indecent pictures from social media,

so better think twice before posting that picture all in the name of likes and comments.

May الله make it easy for us.

Immediately Angel of Death remove your soul,

you won’t be able to talk, pray, ask for forgiveness, not even your loved ones would be able to help.

After an hour or two.

Your grave will be waiting for you.

SubhanAllah!

May Allah ﷻ protect us from the punishment of the Grave. 🙏😭

i came across this hadith and i thought i would share🥺 سبحان الله

our prophet ﷺ said:

‘a believer will be brought close to his rab on the day of qiyamah and enveloping him in his mercy,

he سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى will make him confess his sins by saying:

do you remember doing this sin and this sin?’

he will reply: ‘my rab, i remember.’

then he سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى will say: i covered it up for you in the life of world, and I forgive it for you today.’

then the record of his good deeds will be handed to him”

📖📚 [bukhari and muslim] 📖📚

i’m literally in tears 😭 the mercy of Allāh سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى is so so immense

I hear people on this app say all the time that you should treat a woman like your mother, sister, or daughter. I have never personally connected with that. While that might work for some people, I have a different approach that works for me and could work for others.

I choose to focus on treating every person with respect and dignity, and I carry on from there.
I’ve always felt this way because you don't have the same deep, natural connection to a stranger that you do with your own family. For example, if a stranger is sick or hurting, especially if they are on the other side of the world, you don’t feel the same level of pain because you aren't connected to them. Trying to force a feeling you don't have for a stranger isn't realistic. Even my faith, Islam, teaches the importance of treating everyone with respect and dignity. Whether you’re a man or a woman, my rule is simple: treat every person you meet with respect and dignity, the way you would want to be treated yourself. Ask yourself: would you want to be manipulated or taken advantage of? You wouldn't. So why would you put someone else through that? You don’t need to force a specific feeling for a stranger to know how to act, you just need enough self respect to be a person of good character.

However, there is one drawback to living this way. Because my intentions have been good, I have always expected that if I treat someone with respect, they will treat me the same way in returt, but I’ve learned that isn't always the truth. The most difficult part and something I haven't fully mastered is learning how to be guarded, to protect yourself, and to set firm boundaries. It’s about not giving in to your own inner weaknesses, whether they are obvious or subtle, like the desperation to just find someone and get married.

Often, a lot of heartbreak comes from our own expectations of what we want. When you're tired of talking to one person after another, you might feel the urge to lower your guard and settle. You have to be careful of that. Life is too short to keep making the same mistakes, so the best thing you can do is educate yourself, learn from the experiences of others, and stay grounded in your own character.