Islam

I'm a religious person and I can confidently say, religious obsession is real.

Islam isn't going to solve all our problems automatically. We use Islamic knowledge to run away and deflect problems, conversations, etc.

If you're truly on deen, learn to balance. In Islam there is balance. Have a conversation. Be approachable. The Rasool was like that. He could handle conflicts, conversation with a smile. Anti-anything behavior will hardly make people trust you with knowledge. And if you have knowledge, then ask for wisdom.

A husband decided to test his wife so he pretended to be dead on the living room floor while holding a note that said I died because of your bad cooking The wife came home saw him and started crying hysterically and said Oh my beloved husband I am so sorry I will never cook again Then she sat down picked up her phone and called someone saying Hello my love my husband is finally dead come over quickly so we can celebrate Hearing this the husband jumped up in shock and shouted What are you saying The wife smiled and said Sit down you fool I saw you moving now go wash your hands dinner is ready This funny story teaches us that honesty is everything because if you try to trick your partner with a lie you might get a reply that will give you a real heart attack

The Qur'an and songs do not meet in one heart.

SubhanAllah. What an amazing dream he must have had

“Abundantly remember the destroyer of pleasures.” Said Mohammed pbuh.

What was he referring to?

Hi everyone,

I am a revert to Islam. Because of my family background, I still attend and celebrate Christmas (and similar holidays) with my non-Muslim family to maintain ties and spend time with them.

I am comfortable with how I manage this in my personal life, but I’d like to get your honest perspectives regarding marriage:

How do you view this situation in terms of compatibility and daily life?
Would you marry a revert who continues to participate in these family traditions?

Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts and experiences.

The Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him was the most loving husband who used to race with his wife Aisha listen to her stories patiently and express his deep love for her openly to everyone He taught us that the best of men are those who are best to their wives with kindness patience and true emotional care

Why do men think it’s okay to wear pants that clearly outline their wee-wee, while thinking, “Everything is fine, I can go out in public like this, and I can even pray in the mosque”?

Women do look at your awrah too!!!!, but much more discreetly than men look at women. Of course, I’m not talking about Muslim women here, but women in general. I’ve personally heard non-muskim-women several times openly commenting, “How big is it?” in public, without any filter whatsoever.

So men, if you grew up in some kind of bubble and were taught that women don’t experience lustful thoughts because of your clothing, perfume, or other things, you are seriously mistaken.

Just imagine how much sin you could be accumulating while sitting there with a tasbih in your hand, wearing pants that are way too tight…

I’m not being sarcastic!

If every single day, 100 trillion neutrinos pass through a human-sized mass of matter—and even through a human being themselves—without touching a single molecule, it follows that a molecule is essentially empty space. If a molecule is empty space, it is fundamentally "nothing"; and if it is negligible, then everything that fills our world is equally negligible.Consequently, we mistakenly perceive a state of emptiness as something solid and permanent. Caught in this illusion, most fail to see the truth—except for Muslims, who know through the Quran that this familiar matter is merely a temporary form, destined to collapse and reveal its inherently empty nature at the End of Time.What modern physics proves at the microscopic level through elementary particles, the Holy Scripture describes at the macroscopic level. The most solid and immovable structures on our planet—the mountains—will instantly lose their deceptive density. As stated in Surah 56 "Al-Waqi'ah" (The Inevitable), verses 4–6:"When the earth is shaken with a terrible convulsion, and the mountains are crumbled to pieces, becoming scattered dust."On that Day, the physical laws holding atoms together will cease to exist. Everything man once perceived as indestructible substance will dissolve into weightless dust, turning into what Surah 78 "An-Naba" (The Tidings), verse 20 warns about:"And the mountains will be moved and will become a mirage."The material world (Dunya) will literally return to its original state—into emptiness and nothingness. Tangible reality will be exposed as nothing more than an optical illusion, vanishing to leave humanity face-to-face with the true and eternal reality of the Creator.