Muslims in Australia
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🇦🇺🕌 A group for Muslims in Australia, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.
@TasrifulHaque
Who would be interested in attending a Muslim singles event in sydney?
@Icha_cha
In another life 🤏🏻
@Rara59844
How ist works?🤔
@aysha762516
Sisters a Pakistani boy who was half of my age gave me a compliment dat I like u ND I want to marry u.he was after me like he was so genoin.i matched him then he asked me Abt my number I gave it thn he blocked me from muzz and asked me when should he come to my home at night or in morning.my sixth sense alerts me from danger so I blocked him.i did right na?
@zyy
is anyone interested in having a social meetup in Australia? could be in Melbourne or Sydney?
I know Muzz has organized a few events in other countries, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen one happen in Australia (?) - the muslim only event, I mean :3
thoughts, anyone?
@Maltiti79711247
I've been hurt before, so it's hard for me to trust people. That's why I don't have many friends or a girlfriend in my country. Sometimes when I help people, they act like my help means nothing. In relationships, I'm afraid of being cheated on because loyalty means a lot to me. That's why I prefer making genuine friends from different countries and, if Allah wills, finding a loyal, honest, and caring partner who shares my values. As a Muslim, I have a calm heart and I believe love should be based on trust, respect, and sincerity.
@AbdullaA
Allah SWT says in Surah Saba', verse 13:
وَقَلِيلٌۭ مِّنْ عِبَادِىَ ٱلشَّكُورُ ....
" .... and only few of My servants are grateful".
Among the acts of worship that touch the heart most deeply, widening the chest, soothing the spirit, and settling the soul is the worship of gratitude.
Gratitude is half of faith, and patience is its other half. Umar bin Alkhattab once said:
“If gratitude and patience were two mounts, I would not care which one I rode.”
For each leads the traveller toward Allah SWT with steady steps.
Gratitude is the heart’s quiet devotion to the One who pours blessings without measure. It is to admit, with humility, that no blessing is truly deserved.
It is a secret born in the heart, carried by the tongue, and fulfilled by the limbs.
Its pillars are three:
◇ an inner recognition of the blessing,
◇ a spoken acknowledgment of it,
◇ and directing it toward the obedience of the One who bestowed it.
Thus gratitude becomes a harmony of heart, tongue, and action, representing a worship that begins within and unfolds across one’s life.
Say repeatedly:
Alhamdulillah 🤲
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