Ramadan

Some of us will die and leave behind islamic lectures, admonishments, and reminders in the form of writing, videos, audios or pictures.

📌 that is what they’ll be remembered for.

📌 they keep getting the rewards for every use.

While some all they have are semi-nude pictures, music, comedy that is full of lies, twerk/dance videos, raps, and co.etc

📌 and that is what they will be remembered for.

📌 they get their sins for every view.

Live your life how you want to be remembered.

Arabic is the language of the Quran.

Irrespective of your tribe/tongue,

try as much as you can to recite it with good Arabic.

Improper reciting of the Quran can change it meaning,

which is very wrong.

Dear “ Muslims”,

• What’s Haram 1440years ago, is still Haram today.

• It’s disappointing to see a Muslim pointing out that

• -Quran & hadith
• -Sunnah, are too old & the rulings doesn’t apply!

• Saying that is Kufr!

• Stop bending rules & think they doesn’t apply.⚠️

Imagine someone finding Islam beautiful because of you,

your manners!

The non-muslim doesn’t read Quran/Hadiths,

they read you.

Let your lifestyle be that of Quran & Sunnah.

DON'T FORGET THE DU'AS ALLAH HAS ALREADY ANSWERED.

As you wait for new du'as to be answered, don't you dare forget that you may already be living in the answer to a du'a you once made.

Think about it.

There was a time you desperately asked Allah for something you now have.

There was a time you cried over a situation that Allah eventually brought you through.

There was a time you prayed for relief, guidance, protection, an opportunity or a new beginning. Today, some of those blessings have become part of your everyday life.

And perhaps, because you have become accustomed to them, you have forgotten how much you once begged Allah for them.

My dear brothers and sisters in Islam, 🗣️🗣️

do not become so focused on what you are still waiting for that you forget to appreciate what Allah has already given you.

Your unanswered du'a is not a reason to lose hope, and your answered du'as are a reason to increase in gratitude.

Allah says:☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️

"If you are grateful, I will surely increase you [in favour]."

📚 Qur'an 14:7📚

Keep asking Allah. Keep trusting Him. Keep making du'a, even when the answer takes longer than you expected.

And while you wait, remember to say:😭😭

Alhamdulillah for the prayers You answered, the difficulties You helped me overcome, the blessings I recognise and the blessings I have yet to recognise.

May Allah grant us what is good for us, protect us from what is harmful, and make us among His grateful servants.

Ameen. 🤲

USE TODAY TO APPRECIATE THOSE WHO HELPED YOU.

Do not wait until someone is gone before you remember the good they did for you.

Think about the people who supported you when you had nothing, those who gave you advice, opened doors for you, helped you through difficult moments, encouraged you when you felt discouraged, or stood beside you when others walked away.

Have you appreciated them lately?

If they are still alive, reach out to them. Thank them. Make them smile. Let them know that you have not forgotten their kindness.

And if they have passed away, do not forget them.

Make sincere du'a for them. Ask Allah to forgive them, have mercy upon them, illuminate their graves and grant them Jannatul Firdaus.

If you are able, give Sadaqah on their behalf, seeking Allah's reward for them.

Do it sincerely. You do not need to announce it to the world. Let it be something between you and Allah.

The Prophet ﷺ said:☝️☝️☝️☝️

"He who does not thank people does not thank Allah."

📖 Jami' at-Tirmidhi 1954📚

My dear brothers and sisters,🗣️🗣️

never become so comfortable with the blessings you enjoy today that you forget the people Allah used as a means of helping you yesterday.

Someone's kindness may have changed the direction of your life.

Do not forget them.

Appreciate the living. Remember the deceased. Make du'a for both.

May Allah reward everyone who has ever been a source of goodness in our lives. May He forgive those who have returned to Him, accept our Sadaqah and du'as on their behalf, and grant them the highest level of Jannah.

Ameen. 🤲

Allah knows best.

KNOW YOUR WORTH, BUT NEVER FORGET WHO PROVIDES YOUR RIZQ.

One thing about me:🗣️🗣️

I will not spend my entire life trying to prove my worth, explain my loyalty or beg people to recognise my sincerity.

Whether it is in a relationship, at work or in friendship, if my efforts, honesty, loyalty and genuine intentions are continually disregarded, I will know when it is time to walk away.

I do not need to force my presence where it is not appreciated.

Sometimes, your absence says what your words could never explain.

But remember something important: Never let people's failure to recognise your worth make you question the value Allah has placed in you.

When you understand the beautiful name of Allah, Ar-Razzāq (The Provider), you begin to understand that your provision is not in the hands of people.

Your employer is not your ultimate provider.

Your friends are not your ultimate providers.

Your connections, relationships and opportunities are not your ultimate providers.

Allah is Ar-Razzāq.

The One who provides from sources you never imagined.

The One whose treasures never run out.

The One who can open a door for you after people have closed every other door.

So keep working hard. Remain sincere. Be loyal without becoming desperate for acceptance. Treat people with kindness, but never make their approval the foundation of your self-worth.

And please, do not lower yourself through humiliation just to keep a place in someone's life.

Bow your head in humility before Allah. Seek His help, ask Him for provision, and place your trust in Him.

Allah says:☝️☝️

"Indeed, it is Allah who is the [continual] Provider, the firm possessor of strength."

📖 Qur'an 51:58📖

People may fail to appreciate your efforts, but Allah never overlooks anything.

Your sincerity may go unnoticed by people, but nothing is hidden from Him.

And even when the reward you hope for does not come immediately, never think that your good deeds are wasted with Allah.

People either appreciate your presence or they don't. Know when to stay, know when to leave, and never forget that your Rizq was written by Allah, not by people.

🤲 May Allah make us sincere, hardworking, trustworthy and content with what He provides. May He grant us halal Rizq, beneficial friendships, righteous companionship and opportunities filled with Barakah.

May Allah surround us with people who appreciate goodness, and protect us from relationships that take us away from Him.

Ameen!

Wallahu A'lam.

FEAR ALLAH WHEN YOU SPEAK ABOUT THE HONOUR OF OTHERS.

You cannot determine who a person truly is simply by what you observe about them online.

You do not know their private struggles, their intentions, their repentance, their acts of worship, or what happens behind closed doors.

You see a small part of their life, yet you may feel qualified to judge their entire character.

You expose their shortcomings, publicise their mistakes, remind everyone of their past, and encourage others to look down on them.

But ask yourself: Who gave you the right to turn another person's mistakes into your source of entertainment?

My dear brothers and sisters in Islam,🗣️🗣️

if sincere advice has already been given and the person has accepted it, what is the purpose of continuing to humiliate them, gossip about them and damage their reputation?

Is it still about correcting them, or have you simply developed a desire to see them disgraced?

There is a difference between sincere correction and public humiliation.

There is a difference between warning people against genuine harm and spreading someone's private shortcomings out of resentment.

And there is a difference between advising someone for the sake of Allah and using their mistakes to make yourself look righteous.

Allah says:☝️☝️

"O you who have believed, avoid much [negative] assumption. Indeed, some assumption is sin. And do not spy or backbite each other..."

📖 Qur'an 49:12📖

Fear Allah when speaking about the honour of others.

You are not entitled to every detail of someone's private life. Your assumptions are not evidence, and your observations do not give you the authority to define someone's entire character.

Remember, the person you are discussing has a Lord who knows what you do not know.

Allah sees every injustice, every word spoken behind someone's back, every false accusation and every tear shed by someone who has been wronged.

The Prophet ﷺ warned us:☝️☝️

"Beware of the supplication of the oppressed, for there is no barrier between it and Allah."

📖 Sahih al-Bukhari 2448📖

Do not allow your tongue to become a weapon against another Muslim.

Correct with sincerity. Advise with wisdom. Conceal what should be concealed. Do not spread unverified accusations. And leave people's hearts, intentions and private affairs to Allah.

This does not mean that genuine wrongdoing should never be addressed, or that people should remain silent when others are being harmed. But even correction must be guided by justice, sincerity and the fear of Allah.

And remember this:

You may convince people with your version of the story, but you cannot hide the truth from Allah.

One day, every word will be accounted for.

May Allah protect our tongues from backbiting, our hearts from envy, our actions from injustice, and our intentions from hypocrisy.

May Allah forgive those we have wronged, guide those who have wronged us, and never allow us to become a reason for another person's pain.

Allah knows what is hidden, and to Him we shall all return.

Wallahu A'lam.

ALHAMDULILLAH, ALLAH KNOWS WHAT IS HIDDEN IN OUR HEARTS.

Sometimes, people will misunderstand you.

Sometimes, they will twist your words, question your intentions, spread stories about you, and make you look like the person you are not.

Sometimes, you will try to explain yourself, but nobody will listen.

You may find yourself standing alone, with nobody willing to hear your side of the story.

And perhaps the most painful part is watching people believe things about you that are not even true.

But do you know what gives the believing heart peace?

ALLAH KNOWS.

Allah knows what you intended when you did something good.

Allah knows the tears you cried when nobody was watching.

Allah knows the battles you fought silently.

Allah knows when you remained kind despite being treated unfairly.

Allah knows when you kept quiet, not because you had nothing to say, but because you feared saying something displeasing to Him.

And Allah knows when someone presents a beautiful image before people while hiding dishonesty behind closed doors.

You may deceive people with words.

You may convince an entire audience of a false story.

You may receive sympathy for something you did not deserve.

But you cannot deceive the One who knows what the hearts conceal.

Allah says:

“Indeed, Allah is Knowing of that within the breasts.”

— Qur'an 3:119

My dear brothers and sisters, never become so desperate to clear your name before people that you forget the One who already knows the truth.

Defend yourself when necessary. Correct falsehood with wisdom. But do not destroy your peace trying to convince everybody.

Not everyone will understand you.

Not everyone will believe you.

Not everyone will stand beside you.

And that is part of life.

Your greatest comfort should be knowing that Allah's knowledge is not limited to what people see, hear, or believe.

So keep your intentions sincere.

Keep doing good.

Do not allow people's cruelty to turn you into a cruel person.

Do not allow their dishonesty to make you dishonest.

And do not allow their injustice to take you away from justice.

One day, every hidden matter will be brought to light, and every soul will stand before Allah.

May Allah purify our hearts, protect us from hypocrisy, save us from injustice, grant us patience when misunderstood, and make our outward actions better than people expect and our inward intentions even better than our outward actions.

People may misunderstand your story, but Allah has never misunderstood your heart.

Alhamdulillah.

Allah knows best.

NOT EVERYTHING BEAUTIFUL IN YOUR MARRIAGE NEEDS AN AUDIENCE.

My dear brothers,🗣️🗣️

what is the point of making your wife feel loved in private, only to seek the whole world's attention before you feel appreciated?

Why must every beautiful moment be recorded?
Why must every gift be displayed?
Why must every act of kindness become a social media post?

Have we reached a point where loving our spouses privately is no longer enough?

Some husbands cannot buy their wives a gift without announcing it to the world. Some cannot take their wives somewhere beautiful without turning the moment into content. Others seem more concerned about people's reactions than the happiness of the woman standing beside them.

My brother,,🗣️🗣️

are you loving your wife, or are you performing marriage for an audience?

Listen carefully.

Not every beautiful thing needs a camera.

Not every act of kindness needs applause.

Not every private moment needs to become public entertainment.

Sometimes, the greatest acts of love happen behind closed doors, where nobody sees, nobody likes, nobody comments, and nobody celebrates.

A husband comforting his wife when she is struggling.

A husband helping her when she is exhausted.

A husband making her smile after a difficult day.

A husband protecting her dignity when she is not present.

A husband fulfilling his responsibilities without constantly reminding everyone what he has done.

These things may never trend on social media, but their value is not measured by likes and comments.

Allah knows what you do when the cameras are off.

My dear brothers, do not become so obsessed with convincing people that you are good husbands that you forget to actually be good husbands.

Love your wives sincerely.

Honour them privately and publicly when appropriate.

Protect their dignity.

Fulfil their rights.

Be gentle with them.

And remember that your marriage is an Amānah, not a social media project.

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:

“The best of you are the best to their wives.”

— Jāmiʿ at-Tirmidhī 3895

There is no need to turn every act of goodness into an announcement.

Let your character speak.

Let your home experience your kindness.

Let your wife feel your love even when nobody else knows what you have done.

And above all, seek the pleasure of Allah rather than the admiration of people.

A marriage does not become beautiful because the world admires it. It becomes beautiful when the people inside it experience mercy, respect, loyalty, affection, and tranquillity.

May Allah grant us sincerity, protect our marriages from showing off, purify our intentions, and make our homes places of love, mercy, and tranquillity.

May Allah guide us to follow the beautiful teachings of our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and accept our righteous deeds.

Āmīn, Yā Rabb.

Allah knows best.