Hajj and Umrah

I pray Allah eases your worries and fills your days with joyyyyyy🌷🌷

How can I manage to go for Umrah every year? 🥹

Be delusional in your Tahajjud because you’re asking the One who can do the impossible. He is Al-Qadīr.

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Can you love someone enough to let them go and still secretly hope they come back?

You don’t need to dress like everyone else.
You don’t need to follow every trend.
Choose what protects your modesty.
Choose what brings you closer to Allah. 🌷

Hi everyone

Ṣalāh A Simple Guide

Ṣalāh is more than just an obligation.
It is our daily connection with Allah a moment to pause, remember Him, seek His help, and return our hearts to Him.

After everythings happened, may Allah gives us opportunity to go Mecca and Medina for Hajj or umrah.. 🤲

Reminder.

Dear Sisters,

Marriage does not erase your identity or your lineage.

A woman should not deliberately change or deny her father's lineage and claim another man's lineage simply because she has married him.

Allah ﷻ says:

“Call them by their fathers; that is more just in the sight of Allah.”
— Qur’an 33:5

The Prophet ﷺ also gave a severe warning against knowingly attributing oneself to someone other than one's father.

So don't say:

“Everyone does it.”
“It's just a surname.”
“It's what society expects.”

The standard of a Muslim is not what the majority does.

Our concern should be:

“What pleases Allah?”

If a woman uses her husband's surname as a social or administrative convention without intending to deny her actual lineage, scholars have discussed the details. But deliberately denying one's father or falsely claiming another lineage is a serious matter.

Your marriage is beautiful.
Your husband's family can become your family through marriage.

But your lineage remains your lineage.

🤲 May Allah give us the courage to follow the truth even when it differs from what has become common, and grant us knowledge to distinguish culture from the teachings of Islam.

Āmīn.