Muslims in Sydney
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Assalaamu 3alaykum.
To the brothers (and sisters) who work in the sydney cbd, please, attend a prayer room or the sydney cbd masajid. I know there are tens of thousands of muslims who work in the cbd. Yet, only a handful attend the prayers. Alhamdulillah there is a big turn out for the friday jama3a prayer. On every other weekday there is a much much smaller turnout. Please do not miss your salah.
Forgo lunch if you have to, forgo the hangout, etc. Allah ﷻ will provide. We need more cohesion in the community. A bigger turnout will push for even more spaces to be made available inshallah. It'll mean more ammenities will he made for the muslim community inshallah.
May Allah ﷻ protect us.
Vivids sydney , guys may Allah bring the best version of yourself this year
I’m not even being sexist, I respect all woman, but brooooooo some of the girls you come across on this app and their mindsets is out of this worlddddddddd🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m proper speechless!!!🤣
It seems like those who are tired of Muzz are here, like me 😒
I am a revert and I just would like to share my story.
I never thought about whether I had any particular inkling or interest to become a Muslim and I neither hated nor loved it. I just felt like a part of me understood this religion and also a part of me was rather indifferent to it. I was very respectful always of Muslims that I met because of the fondness I have to the sense of community, however that was it.
In 2024. I was pregnant and due to my circumstances I was going to be a single mother although I live with my parents. Again, this sounds more like I'm going on about my personal life but where it starts to get meaningful for me. Was that around the time I was 19 weeks pregnant. I had a dream where I was standing in a space where I was searching for directions to go somewhere but I wasn't really sure where I was going. While I was lost, a tall figure who was wearing a completely black cape with a hood and was completely faceless sped past me and said "call him Mohammad". That was it and the figure disappeared. I never dreamt about them again or had any dreams like that. I'm not into interpreting dreams but this vibrated my soul and I remember how much it impacted my heart in the dream.
woke up the next day and I didn't pay much attention to it because to be honest I know that pregnant people have a lot of wild dreams but it was still really beautiful and I thought I wonder if I should call my son that. To my surprise, the very next day I was in Castle Hill and another tall man gave me a pamphlet and said " would you like to learn about Muhammad?". By then I was completely floored and I didn't understand what was happening but I just thought it was so beautiful and I was starting to gear more towards calling my son this name. I took the pamphlet home and reminiced.
Finally, by the end of that week my grandmother who knew that I was pregnant but I hadn't spoken to or heard from in over a decade. Contacted my family and I just want to say that she knew nothing about the gender and she knew nothing about what name I was thinking but she called. She said i am sorry to call but had a dream that my granddaughters child is a boy called Muhammad. I would like to preface this by saying she does not like me at all, so it's not as thought she was saying this out of love. It was a vivid dream she had.
Although I at this time had no connection towards Islam. I knew in my heart that my son was to be called Muhammad and when he was born that was the name I gave him.
And a few months ago I was once again extremely lost and I remembered or rather I took comfort in the fact that this was my son's name and I thought this must be the journey that I need to take. So I started reading the Quran in English online and so far I learnt so much from it.
I always felt lost but through reading out I feel connected to something better than me and that is so reassuring because I feel like in life people always try to outdo or outsmart each other, but it's nice to know that there's a God better more powerful and ever knowing than me. At least it makes me feel protected.
Other than familiarising myself with the Quran in Arabic rather than English that I have been reading, I also really want to join a Muslim charity or for example food bank because I feel a strong desire in my heart now more than ever to help other people. If anyone knows of any communities that do such work, please let me know.
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Salam everyone, I genuinely would like some advice, I’ve been on this app for 3 weeks and I feel lost. Jazaakum Allah Khayr for anyone who shares their thoughts & experiences.
Is it normal to be matching & unmatching with 8 people per week? Most are definitely unmatched for the better of both parties… but for one or two, it really stings. And honestly, I’m really slow with the development of a connection, I kind of would like to get to know a person before jumping on calls, etc….
What questions should I be asking myself and others? What are the rules of thumb is everyone operating by? I feel like I’m doing something wrong and there’s things I should be aware of but aren’t. So I’m reaching out and asking for help.
I kind of would like your experiences and feedback, so I can get a better sense of my bearings and where I stand.
Thank you for your consideration, wasallam allaykum.
This post was originally posted on “All things marriage,” but I think it’s more appropriate here, since I’m from Sydney and I wanna hear from you guys more.
