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Shamim Hawah

@Shamim89812751

15 minutes ago

Salam alaikum warahmatullah, I miss something for sure

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CaffeineJunkie

@DeluluDreamer

15 minutes ago

Tuesday Reflections 💛

If you want more Barakah in your day, start it with the remembrance of Allah.

Be it morning Adhkars, praying two rakahs of Duha before you leave for work, or reciting a portion of the Quran. Do it with humility. Do it with respect.

Thank Allah for waking you up with eyes that can see the time in the corner of your room, ears that hear the alarm clock drilling into them, and a body that's been rejuvenated through sleep and now carries you through the day.

Thank Allah for all of it.

For the food you ate this morning.
For the water you sipped throughout the day, thats now hydrating your organs and enabling you to function.
For the breath in your lungs.
For the ability to move, think, speak, work, feel, and experience another beautiful day.

Thank Allah for all the things you can think of and all the things you cannot.

And dont he afraid to ask Him for more goodness.

Be it rizq.
Be it opportunities.
Be it improved wellbeing.
Ask for more guidance.
Closeness to Him.
And more Barakah in what you already have.

And perhpas thats the code of life....

A heart that feels content with their Rabb.
A soul that feels held by their Rabb.
A servant who can appreciate their Rabb even when things feel uncertain because they know Allah is their strongest handhold.

Maybe contentment isn’t having certainty about the future. Maybe it’s simply knowing Who holds tomorrow and trusting him to pave the way.

So start your day with Allah.

Tie your camel.

Ask Allah to support you every step of the way and then leave the outcome to Him.

Perhaps Allah’s help arrives as an opportunity, or maybe its a test.

Perhaps it's a closed door and we only realise later that it was infact His mercy.

Put your trust in Him. Make the effort. And watch how He carries you through what you once thought you’d never overcome.

Watch Him make your life beautiful. Because Allah is beautiful, and He loves beauty.

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Fa

@Fa1571827

25 minutes ago

Before posting, hating, judging and insulting someone online think about it: will Allah swt be pleased with my words?
Does this reflect how a believer should speak and behave?
If you weren’t muslim and came on this app: would you honestly think it will make people want to follow the deen or even learn about it when they read how people speak?
No.
So be mindfull, work on yourself, relfect on your mindset and your behaviour and if you want to advice someone do that in private or in a respectfull manner.
Being a muslim should also be seen in our behaviour, not only the amounts of time that you pray, give zakaat etc.

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Abdulwahab

@Abdulwahabk

34 minutes ago

ALHAMDULILLAH... IT'S A NRW DAY

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User4567891

@mrh_94

40 minutes ago

Most times now when someone gives islamic advice and naseehah we as a collective tend to react by saying 'oh they're judging', 'oh they are putting you down' etc. So think about this....when Imam Mahdi a.s comes and he literally revolutionises the entire world through an upheaval of what we think we know...will the majority of us actually accept him or will we react with 'oh hes judging us'....we barely follow Allah swt, let alone the Imam Mahdi a.s when he will come....? What do you think.

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Abdul Rahmon Yussuf

@Yussuf3358741

about 1 hour ago

Allihamdullilahi I am here,

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Anonymous

about 1 hour ago

Bismillah alhamdulillah rabila mamina thank you so much Abba every day morning do you protect me everything me

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Ayaan

@Layla34

about 1 hour ago

# Qur'an reflections

May Allah SWT forgive us and our loved ones, grant us guidance, goodness of this world, jannah and take us back to Him in the best of health and eman ameen.

💙 الحمدلله
Astaghfiru'Allah 🤍 📿

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Neyim

@Neyim

about 2 hours ago

I have a theory that faith is felt much more deeply in the countryside.

Living in a city full of buildings, where you can barely see the sky, surrounded by traffic, noise, and crowds, means being constantly overstimulated. And when our minds are always busy, we have less time to stop, reflect, and truly notice what is around us.

In the countryside, life feels different. There is more silence, more space, and more time to simply observe. It becomes easier to appreciate the beauty of Allah’s creation and to reflect on the world around us.

Maybe sometimes, getting closer to Allah also means getting away from the noise.

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Salma

@salma92998159

about 2 hours ago

New here 🌷 let's see what happens :)

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