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🍁 DON’T DELAY MAGHRIB WITHOUT REASON 🍁

Sometimes we treat Maghrib as if there is plenty of time.

We finish what we are doing first.
We scroll a little longer.
We eat first.
We tell ourselves, “I’ll pray in a few minutes.”

And before we realize it, the sky has become dark and the stars have appeared.

But the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam warned us about becoming careless with the timing of Maghrib.

Abu Ayyub, radiyallahu anhu, reported that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said:

«“My people will continue to prosper, as long as they do not postpone the sunset prayer till the stars are in abundance.”»

[Mishkat al-Masabih 609–610; Abu Dawud and al-Darimi]

This teaches us something important:

Maghrib should not be unnecessarily pushed later and later.

Allah has given each prayer its appointed time. When the time for Maghrib enters, it is an opportunity to stop whatever has occupied our hearts and return to Allah.

The world can wait.

Our messages can wait.
Our food can wait.
Our scrolling can wait.
Our entertainment can wait.

But our prayer should not become something we keep postponing without a valid reason.

Allah says:

“Indeed, prayer has been decreed upon the believers at specified times.”

(Qur'an 4:103)

Let us ask ourselves:

When Maghrib enters, what receives our attention first—Allah's call or the things of this world?

May Allah make us among those who guard their prayers, respect their appointed times, and never allow the distractions of this temporary world to make us careless about meeting Him.

May Allah accept our prayers and keep our hearts attached to them. Ameen.

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Assalamu alaykum
What's the Islamic rule that you're having difficulties committing to? (Hijab, waking up for fajr at the right time, avoiding anger and cultivating good akhlaq, stoping listening to music, ect...)

This may trigger a lot of people, but I mean this sincerely.

If you are named Muhammad (the name of the most honourable of all creation), then honour that name. And if you cannot, then perhaps you should seriously reflect on what it means to carry it.

I have met far too many people named Muhammad who lie, deceive, mistreat others, and show little of the character and integrity that a Muslim should strive for in their daily lives. How can you go about your day without being conscious of your dealings with others while carrying the name Muhammad?

Do you not feel a sense of responsibility when people call you Muhammad, yet your actions dishonour the name you carry?

This is food for thought: hold that name high.

And to parents who choose to name their children Muhammad: understand the weight of that name. It is not merely a beautiful name to give a child; it carries immense honour and responsibility. Raise your child with the values, character, humility, and integrity that befit it.

Before giving your child the name Muhammad, think carefully about the responsibility that comes with it. Teach them not only to carry the name, but to honour it through their character and actions.

If you carry the name Muhammad, let your character be worthy of it.

We will be asked about the Qur’an on the Day of Judgment, and we may be asked why we neglected it.

So always strive to memorize the Qur’an and keep reading it regularly.

My brothers and sisters, do not hesitate to contact me if you would like to memorize the Qur’an.

I ask Allah Almighty to help us support and help one another.

Ameen. 🤲

Whether do good or bad it will definitely come back to you so be careful who you hurt 

I'm the type of guy who barely cry. I'm used to keep everything inside or share it with a smile, but since I revert I don't know how many time (3 in last couple of weeks) I cried during prayers, while asking for Allah's guidance or mercy and forgiveness for the sins that I made.
It's a strange sensation to cry alone and yet, to feel something warm growing; just like if your parents hugged you in one of you darkest hour.

All praise is due to Allah, the most merciful the most compassionate.

The astronomical level of hypocrisy in the world today is absolutely 💯 nothing to write home about.

Same citizens that blame government for their ineptitude and nonchalant toward the plead of the masses,are the same folks that cheat in school examination,a generation where parents pay school authorities to pass their children 🙄.

It's obvious that we're all screwed but pointing fingers while you're part of the parasites is uncalled for.

Title: The Great Equalizer: Fear Allah and Cease Treating Humanity Like TrashIslam did not come to build empires of arrogance; it came to build hearts of absolute mercy. Yet, look at the world today. To those who consider themselves elite, successful, or superior: stop treating people below your status like garbage. True Islamic power lies in listening to the broken, teaching the ignorant with patience, and if you lack the capacity to help them, at least do not break their spirits or leave them in sorrow.Let this be a terrifying reminder to every arrogant soul walking this earth: your wealth, your lineage, and your high social status are illusions. In the eyes of the Almighty, you are nothing but dust. Look closely at the grave. The shroud (Kafan) has no pockets, and it wraps us all exactly the same way. No matter how rich or powerful you are, you will lie in the same dirt as the poorest beggar. Fear Allah! Do not look down on those below you, for the tables of eternity will soon turn. 🌍💀🔥