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@rm444825
Endings don’t need villains
@Enigmatic
Now you've been reminded, again
Gonna keep sleepwalking...?
@Aameen94440309
Innalillahi wa inna ilaihirraji’un😭
• Wallahi Shaytan got into us way deeper!
• As if all these Punishments mentioned in Quran & Hadith are nothing.
• We do as we like!
• Wallahi Let’s Fear Allah, This world is nothing!
• We’ll one day Die & Meet Allah!
• Very SOON!
@rash71629
Hypothetical scenario:
If every person who has an account on Muzz, has decided to deactivate their account and delete the app.
What effect, if any, will this have on your life?
Financially? Emotionally?Mentally?🤔
@hamoda1996
What do you do on Sundays 🤷🏻♂️ ?
@sameer660929
Wake up before I delete this app again
@Aameen94440309
As a Believer,
• You’ll obey Rasulullah SAW with out question.
- -Wether u understand why of a thing or not.
• When u come across an authentic Hadith, embrace it fully.
• Obedience to Rasulullah SAW is Obedience to Allah SWT.
@nadiah316077
Salamwr."What if preparing for Ramadan didn't begin when Ramadan arrived?"
SubhanAllah.
The year is moving faster than many of us expected.
Before we know it, we'll be saying, "Astaghfirullah... Ramadan is already here."
We often prepare our homes, our schedules, and our meals.
But how many of us prepare our relationship with the Quran and the Arabic we recite every day?
You don't need to become fluent overnight.
You need a clear path, consistent guidance, and someone who can simplify what once felt overwhelming.
That's the work I do.
I help busy Muslimahs build confidence in Quran reading and foundational Arabic—not through information overload, but through a structured, personalised learning journey that fits real life.
The goal isn't just to finish lessons.
It's to help you read with confidence, understand more of what you recite, and continue long after Ramadan ends.
If you've been telling yourself, "One day I'll learn Arabic," perhaps the better question is:
What would change if that day became this week?
#Hawqalah #QuranLearning #ArabicForBeginners #MuslimahGrowth #LifelongLearning
@DrSimran
When I say I want an ambitious partner, I don’t mean someone who can pluck the moon and stars from the sky. I don’t need extraordinary success, nor someone who has already figured everything out.
I want someone who is alive. Not merely breathing. Not merely existing. Not merely surviving. Alive in the deepest sense of the word.
Someone who refuses to mistake motion for progress or comfort for contentment. To me, ambition has never been about titles, wealth, or prestige. Those things belong to circumstances as much as they belong to effort.
Character belongs to choice. It is found in the quiet decisions no one celebrates. To remain teachable when experience tempts arrogance. To keep building when comfort whispers, You’ve done enough. To keep repenting when the ego would rather defend itself. To keep striving when no one is watching except Allah. That, to me, is ambition.
The quiet refusal to become stagnant. The conviction that Allah did not entrust you with another sunrise merely to repeat yesterday, but to answer it with a better version of yourself.
I don’t want someone waiting for life to happen. I want someone who has already accepted the invitation to live it. Someone who understands that this dunya is an amanah, not an entitlement. Who knows that time is not simply something to spend, but something for which we will one day answer.
Because there comes a moment when the questions themselves begin to change. No longer, How little do I need to survive? But, What kind of human being is this life inviting me to become?
That is the kind of ambition I admire. Not the ambition that hungers to be seen. The ambition that hungers to become worthy of what Allah has entrusted to it.
Beyond the instinct to survive, there is a field of living, where curiosity becomes gratitude, discipline becomes devotion, excellence becomes worship, growth becomes a lifelong act of sincerity. I want us to meet there.
Not as two people trying to escape life. Not as two people trying to impress the world. But as two people fully awake to the miracle of being entrusted with another ordinary day.
Because perhaps ambition was never the pursuit of more. Perhaps it has always been the courage to become.
To take this brief, borrowed life in our hands, return it to its Owner, and let it bear witness that we did not simply exist.
We lived. Alhamdulillah.