Ramadan

In Islam ☪️

Allah will never make you
pray for something that was
never meant for you ✌🏻

Maybe that's why the dua itself is
already a sign, because if He
placed it in your heart to ask, ❤️

it means He is already
planning to give it to you,
just in His perfect time. ⏳🤍🌙

Muzz,

“I want to hold your hand in Jannah (Paradise) and say "Finally we're here…”…”

Isn’t that a most beautiful thing you’ve read??

In sha Allah!

🌹🤲

She isn't in any haram relationship not because no one wanted her, but because she chose to be loved by Allah above all else...❤️

Alhumdulliah 🤲🏻

Surat an Nahl, I am currently learning it in a different qira'aat (thank you Dr. Yaser Qadhi for that controversy and UK Dr. Mohammad Hijab also for refuting him). This surah is very underrated as a miracle of the Quraan. The rhyming style of the surah and the specific topic (blessings of God on humans is the main theme) shows us a real deep idea in the Quraan. The Quraan is timeless guidance and it really is for every human being, no matter their religion or culture. Also, at the end of certain verses, God shows why he has mentioned a specific blessing. The surah means the Bee. And thank you to my muzz friends for keeping me connected with the words of God. God knows best.

Ya Allah, I entrust my future spouse to You. I trust Your perfect timing.

Give wives the right to dissent and advice!

Some men are very selfish, they are not ready to give anyone the right to dissent and do not consider it necessary to seek advice from anyone. Such people consider themselves to be the wisest and do not give any importance to their wife's opinion. They do their own thing in every matter and enforce dictatorship in the house.

This behavior is also contrary to a happy environment, while a happy environment is very important for a happy family life, and this can only happen if a man considers his wife to be the second wheel of life, as she really is, and takes her into confidence in every important matter and arranges for consultation with her, listens to her arguments and conveys his arguments to her, in this way all aspects of the issue under discussion will come to light, in the light of which it will be easier to make a better decision.

The following hadith gives us a lot of guidance in this regard.
Hazrat Umar Farooq (may Allah be pleased with him) says: “By Allah! During the time of ignorance, we did not give any importance to women, until Allah Almighty revealed the same commands regarding them that Islam has given regarding women. And He gave them many concessions, which created trust and a sense of disagreement in domestic matters. The result of this was that once I was ordering my wife to do something, and she disagreed with me and said, "It would be better if you did it this way." I said to her: What right do you have to interfere in my affairs? And why do you disobey my orders? She said to me: Ibn al-Khattab! I am surprised at you, you want your words not to be discussed and debated, although your daughter (Umm al-Mu'minin Hafsa (may Allah be pleased with her) used to argue and debate with the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) because of which sometimes the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) would be angry with her all day long. (Sahih Bukhari, Book of Tafsir al-Quran, Chapter on Seeking the Pleasure of Your Wives)

The commandment of Islam to treat women with kindness and generosity has resulted in the awareness and confidence that has arisen within Muslim women, which the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) himself acted upon in the matter of his wives. A glimpse of this can be seen in the aforementioned hadith of Hazrat Umar Farooq (may Allah be pleased with him). This makes it clear that not giving importance to women and showing tyrannical opinions is completely wrong and against good manners and the example of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).

Book: Rights of Women and Rights of Men
Author: Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf (may Allah have mercy on him)

May Allah fulfil our halal desires.
Ameen...🤲🏻

Whats one question...

everyone should ask before saying yes to marriage?

At what point does "giving chances"

become "losing self respect"?