Hajj and Umrah

❤️ YOUR HEART

Your heart needs to be cared for just like your body does.

What makes the heart dirty?

Sins—such as:

• Listening to things that displease Allah
• Backbiting
• Zinā
• Envy
• Arrogance
• Lying
• And other sins

What helps clean the heart?

🌿 Istighfār — sincerely asking Allah ﷻ for forgiveness and turning back to Him.

What makes the heart shine?

✨ Tasbīḥ and the remembrance of Allah.

What keeps the heart clean for a long time?

🤍 Growing your Īmān
🤍 Taqwā
🤍 Adhkār
🤍 Qur’an
🤍 Istighfār
🤍 Ṣabr
🤍 Duʿā
🤍 Fear and consciousness of Allah

Don't only take care of your appearance while neglecting your heart.

A beautiful heart is more important than a beautiful image.

So check your heart regularly.

What has been entering it?
What has been leaving it?
And what are you allowing to remain inside it?

May Allah purify our hearts, increase our īmān and taqwā, forgive our sins, and make our hearts firm upon His obedience. 🤲🏽

Allah knows best.

📚 A REMINDER ABOUT ADAB WITH THE PEOPLE OF KNOWLEDGE

Dear brothers and sisters,

One thing we desperately need to restore in our Ummah is adab with the people of knowledge.

When Allah ﷻ blesses someone to spend years studying the Qur’an, Sunnah, Arabic, fiqh and other Islamic sciences, sacrificing time and comfort to teach others, we should treat their knowledge with respect.

Using titles such as Ustadh, Ustadha, Shaykh or Shaykha can be a beautiful expression of respect. At the same time, simply using a scholar's first name is not automatically sinful in every culture or circumstance. What matters is respect, intention and proper conduct.

What is clearly unacceptable is insulting, cursing, mocking, humiliating or using filthy language toward scholars and teachers.

You can disagree.
You can ask questions.
You can say an opinion is incorrect.
You can present evidence.

But you don't need to attack someone's character to prove your point.

The Prophet ﷺ taught us that the believer is not obscene or foul-mouthed.

And remember: Allah hears every word.

The comment you typed in anger is not invisible.

The private message you sent is not invisible.

The voice note you recorded while furious is not invisible.

Our words are recorded.

So before speaking about a scholar, ask yourself:

“Would I be comfortable saying this if I were standing before Allah ﷻ?”

If you believe a scholar has made a mistake, correct the matter with knowledge, justice and good manners.

Don't turn legitimate scholarly disagreement into personal hatred.

Don't encourage your friends to mock scholars.
Don't share insulting clips for entertainment.
Don't turn Islamic knowledge into social-media drama.

At the same time, respecting scholars does not mean believing that they are infallible. Scholars are human beings. They can make mistakes, and their opinions can be examined according to evidence.

Adab and critical thinking can exist together.

Be a student who listens carefully, asks respectfully, verifies what they hear, and benefits from knowledge.

Let us not become people who collect arguments but lose our manners.

May Allah ﷻ grant us beneficial knowledge, beautiful adab, clean tongues, humble hearts, and the ability to disagree without hatred.

Allahumma purify our speech and make our words a source of reward rather than regret.

Aameen. 🤲🏽

Allah knows best.

Before someone sent you a dua to use or a dua to use for your kids, please confirm if it’s authentic.

Nowadays, fabricated & baseless dua and Hadith move faster than the authentic ones.

Today is Friday. The first Jummah of this month, Alhamdulillah. Ya Allah on this blessed day, forgive our sins, accept our prayers, and bring peace to our hearts, protect our families, help us through our problems, bless us with halal rizq and good health and give us good news that make us happy. Keep us close to You and fill our live with Your Mercy. Ameen.

JUMMAH REMINDER

PLEASE, DON’T FORGET THEM

Today is Friday.
Today is Jummah.

And while many of us will wake up, take a shower, wear clean clothes, put on perfume, walk to the masjid, sit safely, listen to the khutbah and return home…

There are people who will wake up today not knowing what they will eat.

There are mothers who will look at their children and have nothing to give them.

There are fathers who are exhausted from trying to provide.

There are children who have lost their homes, their safety, their loved ones—and sometimes even their hope.

There are our brothers and sisters suffering because of war, poverty, displacement, illness and hunger.

Palestine. Lebanon. Iraq. Egypt. Sudan. Yemen. Syria. And many other places where people are hurting.

Some are lying in hospitals.

Some are sleeping in places that were never meant to be homes.

Some have no proper clothes.

Some have no food.

Some have lost everything they owned.

And some are suffering quietly in places whose names we may never hear.

You may not know their names.

You may never meet them.

You may never know their stories.

But Allah knows every single one of them.

He knows the mother who cries when nobody is watching.

He knows the child who goes to sleep hungry.

He knows the father who hides his tears because he doesn't want his family to see him broken.

He knows the person sitting alone, wondering when the hardship will end.

And today, on this blessed Friday, please don't let them disappear from your heart.

💔 Don't let scrolling make you forget suffering.

Don't let entertainment make you forget hunger.

Don't let comfort make you forget those who have none.

Don't let the fact that you are safe make you believe everyone else is safe.

Look around your room.

You have clothes you don't wear anymore.

You have things you bought and stopped using.

You have food you sometimes waste.

You have money you spend without thinking twice.

You may even have something in your home that you don't really like anymore.

Don't throw it away if someone else could benefit from it.

Give.

Give what you can.

Even if it is a small amount.

Even if it is the equivalent of $1.

Don't say, “It's too small.”

To you, it may be small.

But to someone who has nothing, small can become something enormous.

If you have new clothes you can give, give.

If you have good clothes you no longer wear, give.

If you have food, share.

If you can support a trustworthy charity, support it.

If you cannot give money, give your duʿā.

If you cannot do much, do the little that Allah has made possible for you.

And please…

Don't give people what is useless to you and call it charity.

Give something that can genuinely benefit another human being.

Before throwing something away, ask yourself:

“Could someone who has less than me use this?”

Because one day, you may be the person who needs someone else's generosity.

One day, you may be the one sitting in darkness.

One day, you may be the one asking for food.

One day, you may be the one hoping somebody remembers you in their duʿā.

Imagine if it were you.

Imagine waking up and having nowhere to go.

Imagine your child asking you for food and you have nothing.

Imagine losing your home.

Imagine hearing explosions while holding your family.

Imagine being sick and unable to afford treatment.

Imagine having clothes that are torn and nowhere to replace them.

Imagine everyone around you continuing with their normal lives while yours has been turned upside down.

Imagine it was you.

Wouldn't you want somebody to remember you?

Wouldn't you want somebody to care?

Wouldn't you want somebody to make duʿā for you?

Wouldn't you want somebody to give whatever little they could?

Then today…

Be that person for someone else.

I don't know every suffering person's name.

I don't know their families.

I don't know where every forgotten person is.

There are people I will never know about.

There are people whose names I may never hear.

There are people I may have forgotten.

But Allah has not forgotten them.

And I pray Allah does not allow us to forget them either.

🤲 Ya Allah…

Protect our brothers and sisters wherever they are suffering.

Ya Allah, protect the innocent.

Ya Allah, feed those who are hungry.

Ya Allah, provide shelter for those without homes.

Ya Allah, heal those who are sick and wounded.

Ya Allah, comfort those who have lost loved ones.

Ya Allah, strengthen the parents who are struggling to protect their children.

Ya Allah, replace fear with safety.

Replace hunger with provision.

Replace tears with relief.

Replace loss with something better.

Ya Allah, accept the duʿā of those whose voices have become weak from crying.

Ya Allah, help those whom we can see and those whom we cannot see.

Ya Allah, help those whose names we know and those whose names we don't know.

Ya Allah, help those we remember and those we have forgotten.

And Ya Allah…

Never allow our hearts to become so comfortable that we stop caring about the suffering of others.

A believer should not only remember Allah when life is easy.

A believer should also remember the people who are struggling when Allah has given him ease.

So this Jummah, before you leave your home…

Before you sit down to eat…

Before you spend money on something you don't need…

Before you throw away something that could help another person…

Think about them.

Then make duʿā.

Then, if Allah has given you the ability, give something.

Not because you are rich.

Not because people will praise you.

Not because you want your name mentioned.

Give for Allah.

Because one day, all the money, clothes, houses, phones, cars and possessions we are protecting will remain behind.

But the charity you gave sincerely for Allah…

That may be waiting for you when you need it most.

My brothers and sisters,

Somebody is crying today.

Somebody is hungry today.

Somebody is grieving today.

Somebody is praying for relief today.

And somebody may be making duʿā:

“Ya Allah, please send someone to help us.”

Maybe your small act of kindness will be part of the answer to that duʿā.

Don't underestimate what Allah can do with something small.

This Jummah, let us remember them.

Not only with our eyes.

Not only with our words.

With our hearts.
With our duʿā.
With our charity.
With our actions.

May Allah bring relief to every oppressed and suffering person.

May Allah protect the innocent.

May Allah accept the prayers of the broken-hearted.

And may Allah make us people who remember others while Allah has blessed us with safety and ease.

Jummah Mubarak. 🤲🏽

Please remember the suffering Ummah in your duʿā today.

Don't forget them.

A GENTLE REMINDER

We have Muslims who practice Islam mainly the way they saw their parents practicing it, or simply according to what is common around them.

They may have grown up with certain traditions, opinions, and practices without ever having the opportunity to properly learn the evidence behind them.

And when someone lacks basic Islamic knowledge, they may end up agreeing with something simply because it sounds right to them—or rejecting something simply because it is unfamiliar.

That is why arguing with them often doesn't accomplish much.

Don't turn every disagreement into a fight.

Sometimes the better approach is to remain calm, speak with wisdom, provide authentic evidence, and encourage the person to seek beneficial knowledge.

We are all learning.

Don't humiliate someone because they don't know something you know. And don't blindly follow something simply because your parents or community have always done it.

Learn your religion. Ask questions. Verify. Seek knowledge from trustworthy scholars.

May Allah ﷻ increase us all in beneficial knowledge, give us sincerity and humility, and guide us to follow the truth even when it goes against what we are accustomed to.

Allah knows best.

Blessed Friday to all
I hope you enjoy the atmosphere of the Holy Mosque in Mecca
And may God accept from us and you the good deeds and prayers

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It Turns Out It's Very Easy for Allah to Bring Us to the Two Holy Places of Mecca and Medina to Fulfill His Call Through Hajj and Umrah. There Was a Friend Who Used to Live in Poverty Every day she was always busy thinking about how she could eat every day, but after Allah found her a good and sincere man, her life became very sufficient and she was able to go on Umrah at the same time And Honeymoon too That is the power of Allah. May our time come to live happily. Amen. Amen. Amen. 🤲🏻

Asalaam Alykum warahmatullah wabarakatuh, in search of a practicing gentleman who wants to do nikkah and we go for Umrah and Hajj by Allah's will💐🤲🏼