Ramadan

Only seeking potentials in Canada for marriage. Please respect this preference. Wishing everyone the best. 🇨🇦

Wallāhi,

I fear the Day when we will all stand before Allah… NAKED. 😭

A Day when nobody will care about their clothes, their wealth, their status, their followers, or what people think of them.

The fear will be so overwhelming that everyone will be concerned only with themselves.

SubḥānAllāh… 😭

Today, we worry so much about how people see us.

But one day, we will stand before the One who sees everything we ever did—what we showed people and what we hid from them.

No hiding.
No excuses.
No running away.

Just you and your deeds.

So prepare now, before that Day comes.

🤲🤲🤲
Allāhumma ḥāsibnā ḥisāban yasīrā.

Meaning /translate 📌📌📌📌📌

Ya Allah, grant us an easy reckoning. 🤲🏽😭

🤲 🤲🤲🤲
Allāhumma’ghfir lanā, warḥamnā, wa’fu ʿannā, wa ḥāsin khātimatanā.

Āmīn. 🤲🏽

May Allah make us among those who receive their records in their right hands and enter Jannatul-Firdaws without punishment. Āmīn.

In public:
“I’m not interested in love.”😑🙂‍↔️

But also me at Tahajjud:
making dua, waiting patiently,
for the one written in my naseeb. 😭😶‍🌫️

⚠️ DANGEROUS GAME

One of the most dangerous games you can play with your life is this:

Knowing something is ḥarām…

…but continuing to do it simply because:

“Everyone is doing it.”

“It’s normal now.”

“Society has changed.”

“There’s nothing wrong with it.”

Be careful.

The fact that something is common does not make it halal.

A sin can become socially acceptable while remaining a sin before Allah.

And when a person repeatedly disobeys Allah without caring, the heart can become hardened.

☝️ Allah ﷻ warns us:

“No! Rather, a stain has covered their hearts because of what they used to earn.”

📖📚 Qur’an 83:14📖📚

What begins as:

“Just this once…”

can become:

“Everyone does it.”

Then:

“It’s not even wrong.”

Then eventually:

You stop feeling guilty about it.

That is dangerous.

Don't allow Shayṭān to make sin look beautiful until you become comfortable living in disobedience.

Run back to Allah while your heart still feels the pain of sin.

Repent.
Leave the ḥarām.
Protect your heart.
Keep good company.
Follow the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah.

Because normalization is not justification.

What society accepts today will not determine what Allah accepts on the Day of Judgment.

May Allah soften our hearts, forgive our sins, protect us from Shayṭān, and give us the strength to leave ḥarām even when everyone around us is doing it.

Āmīn. 🤲🏽

Before they got married:

They touched.
They kissed.
They hugged.
They dated.
They crossed boundaries.
They did almost every haram thing they could.

Then they got married.

And suddenly…

He cheats.
She cheats.
The romance disappears.
Trust is broken.
Arguments become normal.
Chaos enters the home.
And eventually…

Divorce.

Then they come online with long threads, podcasts, interviews and diaries explaining how “men are terrible,” “women are terrible,” and how nobody knows what they went through.

But sometimes, we need to be honest enough to ask:

What foundation did you build this marriage on?

If your relationship began with disobedience to Allah, don't be surprised when you later discover that love, attraction and chemistry alone cannot sustain a marriage.

Marriage needs taqwā, honesty, loyalty, patience, responsibility, mercy and fear of Allah.

This doesn't mean every failed marriage happened because someone dated before marriage—people can genuinely repent, change, and build beautiful marriages.

But stop pretending that haram has no consequences.

You cannot build a healthy marriage merely on feelings, physical attraction and secret relationships.

Before you ask Allah to bless your marriage, ask yourself whether you are willing to build it upon what pleases Allah.

Halal from the beginning.
Taqwā throughout.
Mercy inside the home.

May Allah protect our marriages and guide those preparing for marriage to choose the halal path.

Āmīn.

Reminder 🗣️🙏🪦

IF YOU WANT TO MEET ALLAH JOYFULLY…

There are two things you desperately need:

1. IKHLĀṢ — Sincerity📌📌

Whatever you do, do it for Allah alone.

Not for applause.
Not for followers.
Not for praise.
Not to look religious.
Not to impress people.

Riyāʾ-free.
Shirk-free.

Your intention belongs to Allah.

2. IḤSĀN — Excellence in Worship📌📌

Do good deeds, but don't simply do them according to your own desires.

Do them sincerely for Allah and according to the Sunnah of Rasulullāh ﷺ.

Pray with excellence.
Give charity with sincerity.
Make dhikr with presence of heart.
Treat people with kindness.
Fulfil your responsibilities.
Stay away from what Allah has forbidden.

Iḥsān means striving to worship Allah as though you see Him—and knowing that although you cannot see Him, He sees you.

So don't just ask:

“Did I do something good?”

Ask:

“Did I do it sincerely for Allah, and did I do it in the way He loves?”

Ikhlāṣ protects the intention.
Following the Sunnah protects the deed.

May Allah grant us sincere hearts, accept our deeds, protect us from shirk and riyaʾ, and allow us to meet Him while He is pleased with us.

Āmīn. 🤲🏽

Allah knows best.

Salaam everyone! I'm back on your feed after a little break. Drop a comment and tell me what you've been up to! 💬

Never get tired of spreading the authentic Sunnah of Rasulullah ﷺ. 🕌❤️

Keep teaching it.
Keep practicing it.
Keep reminding people about it.
Keep calling people back to the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah.

And at the same time:

Reject bidʿah.

Do not become ashamed of the Sunnah simply because it is unpopular.

Do not abandon the truth because people mock you for following it.

Our religion is not based on trends, culture, personalities, or what the majority happens to accept.

We follow what Allah ﷻ revealed and what His Messenger ﷺ taught.

☝️ The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Whoever introduces into this matter of ours that which is not from it, it will be rejected.”

📚📖 Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī & Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim📚📖

Spread the authentic Sunnah with knowledge, wisdom and good character, and warn against innovations with justice not hatred or arrogance.

May Allah make us people of the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah, protect us from bidʿah, and keep our hearts firm upon the truth.

Āmīn. 🤲🏽

Before they marry:📌

They touched.
They kissed.
They hugged.
They became emotionally and physically attached.
They crossed boundary after boundary.

“We love each other.” ❤️

Then they marry…

And suddenly:📌

❌ He cheats.
❌ She cheats.
❌ The romance disappears.
❌ Mistrust grows.
❌ Arguments become constant.
❌ Resentment builds.
❌ Eventually… divorce.

Then they go online and write long threads, diaries and essays about how terrible men are or how terrible women are. 🤷🏽‍♂️

But sometimes, the problem started long before the wedding.

Marriage doesn't magically erase bad habits, disobedience, dishonesty or emotional damage.

If you want barakah in your marriage, seek Allah's pleasure from the beginning.

Don't build your relationship on ḥarām and then expect the wedding ceremony to magically turn everything into peace.

Choose the halal path.

Get families involved.
Respect boundaries.
Avoid what Allah prohibited.
Make istikhārah.
Ask about dīn and character.
Enter marriage with sincerity.

And after marriage, don't stop working on the relationship.

Love needs honesty.
Marriage needs mercy.
Romance needs effort.
Trust needs loyalty.
And all of it needs taqwā.

Stop blaming an entire gender for what may have been a failure of both individuals, their choices, or their relationship.

May Allah protect our brothers and sisters from ḥarām relationships and bless them with marriages built upon īmān, loyalty, mercy and genuine love.

Āmīn. 🤲🏽

We’re in an era where you’ll quote an authentic Hadith to a muslim as an evidence to why something is haram,

and they look at you and said they don’t believe it since it is not in the Quran.

Subhanallah! This is terrifying.