Ramadan
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Inshallah you'll find lots of inspiration and spiritual reminders to get you through the holy month and make the most out of all that it brings
@BinUzmaan
Assalamu Alaikum Everyone, ☺ I'm here to meet good friends who love Allah.❤ I’d love to learn many things from you all. Can we be friends? 🤍🤝
@Yusuf27656558
my habit
@Mrfarhanshahzad
Mentally and physically tired. But deep in my heart, I still believe in
“Fa inna ma’al usri yusra”
Indeed, with hardship comes ease.
I trust Allah’s timing. 🤲🏻
@Mrfarhanshahzad
Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is rest, pray properly and come back with a clearer head.
@ShakirKhan01
hi to everyone guys 😎
@Aameen94440309
If married people were given the chance to go back in time and choose their spouse all over again…
How many would genuinely choose the same person?
And how many would say:
“If I knew then what I know now, I would have chosen differently.”
This isn't only about women.
Some wives may feel this way about their husbands.
Some husbands may feel the same way about their wives.
And sometimes, the problem isn't that the person was completely wrong it is that the marriage was neglected, the character changed, wounds were never healed, trust was broken, or the couple stopped appreciating one another.
Marriage is not something you should only value when you're afraid of losing it.
Appreciate your spouse while you still have them.
Speak kindly.
Listen.
Forgive.
Keep your promises.
Protect one another's dignity.
Don't constantly compare your spouse to people you see online.
And don't make your husband or wife regret choosing you.
Because one of the saddest things a person can hear from their spouse is:
“If I had the chance to choose again, I wouldn't choose you.”
May Allah put sakinah, mawaddah and rahmah between married couples, heal marriages that are hurting, and guide husbands and wives to become people their spouses are grateful to have chosen.
Āmīn. 🤲🏽
@Aameen94440309
⚠️ DEAR MUSLIMS,
It is not entertaining.
It is not funny.
It is not “just fashion.”
And it is not romantic.
A man deliberately imitating women, or a woman deliberately imitating men, is not something Islam treats lightly.
The Prophet ﷺ warned against this kind of imitation.
Ibn ʿAbbās رضي الله عنهما narrated:📌
“The Messenger of Allah ﷺ cursed men who imitate women and women who imitate men.”
📚📖 Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī, 5885📖📚
So don't turn it into a joke.
Don't normalize it because celebrities do it.
Don't defend it simply because it is trending.
And don't mock someone who is sincerely trying to follow the boundaries of Islam either.
At the same time, distinguish between deliberate imitation and ordinary clothing that happens to be shared across cultures or societies. What counts as specifically masculine or feminine can vary according to custom, so the principle should be applied with knowledge and fairness.
Islam teaches us to respect the distinction Allah created between men and women while maintaining good character toward everyone.
What is popular is not automatically permissible.
What is trending is not automatically halal.
And what makes people laugh is not automatically pleasing to Allah.
May Allah guide us to what is pleasing to Him and give us the courage to follow the Sunnah even when it goes against the trends around us.
Allah knows best.
@Aameen94440309
If you see nothing wrong with an indecent picture from a lady.
I pray you don’t end up having a daughter who will do the same.
Because for now,
you will find it wrong untill you have your own blood and that time you will remembered what you quietly prayed for.
May الله Forgive us
@Aameen94440309
If you see an indecent picture of a woman and feel that there is nothing wrong with it, pause and ask yourself:
Would you still be comfortable with the same standard if it were your own daughter, sister, or wife?
Sometimes people defend things when they are strangers, but their hearts change when the same matter comes close to home.
Let this be a reminder—not a curse upon anyone.
What we normalize today can affect the values we teach tomorrow.
Fear Allah regarding what you look at, what you praise, what you share, and what you encourage others to normalize.
May Allah protect our families, guide our hearts, grant our women ḥayāʾ and dignity, and protect our children from anything that displeases Him.
May Allah forgive us all.
Āmīn. 🤲🏽