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Salaam, I have a friend who lost a loved one recently (May Allah SWT elevate the person's ranks in Jannah, forgive their sins and accept...

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Salaam, I have a friend who lost a loved one recently (May Allah SWT elevate the person's ranks in Jannah, forgive their sins and accept their deeds, and make it easy for my friend's family) and I was thinking of helping my friend with Sadaqah-Jariyah on their loved one's behalf. I know there are many types of Sadaqah-jariyah that can be done, and I was thinking perhaps helping my friend donate quran, water bottles, and tasbih in the masjid on behalf of their deceased loved one. I'm not quite sure what the ruling on this is and how it can be done appropriately within the fold of Islam. If anyone has any experience with this, or has the knowledge / can point me to reliable resources I would really appreciate it. JazakAllah Khair.

EDIT: also, I was thinking of a well, but would it be appropriate to help donate a well to the needy with my friend experiencing the loss (so she is also able to obtain the reward), alongside other mutual friends, or would this action be more appropriate if this specific act of sadaqah-jariyah is performed by the family?

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Ive lost all my imaan and faith in islam and Ive lost every bit of my inner peace, it has worsened my anxiety, etc.

I really wanna come back but for some reason the desire for islam has completely left my heart.

I really need help getting back my imaan and trust in Allah. Id like to hear any personal experiences (or something else) that really increased your imaan/tawakkul.

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I'm a muslim woman. And I do love Allah with all my heart. I am going through a really tough phase for the last one year. And no matter how much I try to put my trust in Allah, I just can't picture it that things will get better. I feel like I'm questioning my own religion and losing myself and my faith. Did anyone ever went through the same situation? If so, please help by telling me your story. It will really help me a lot :)

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I've been converting for two years now, and it's really hard for me to practice Ahl al-Sunnah. Everyone around me is Shia and Rafid, especially all the radicals and fanatics. I'm haunted by the thought of telling everyone about my decision, but I know it's a total mistake. My parents are already suspicious, because when they try to impose their ideology on me, I deny it and start arguing. It makes me angry and I start screaming. Yes, I know it's bad, but I can't control it. I just want to know your opinion on what to do? What should I do? Has anyone else encountered this?

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So I am a waswas patient and recently in the past few months I kept discovering new things regarding the religion that only made me worry regarding my worships more and it only made me more angry each time, and on my way to the mosque I was researching something and might have found something else new which made me so angry I started thinking to my brain making sarcastic comments regarding how they said the religion was easy, and said it was the opposite of easy, and on my way when I got closer I found myself saying a bad word but I thankfully stopped myself from including Allah or the prophet in it.

At home when I got back I made dua for forgiveness and recited the shahada but am unsure if this is what I had to do, do I need to repeat the prayer I performed thinking I wasnt Muslim while doing it?

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Former Grand Mufti of Syria sentenced to life in prison

Alhamdulliah, Ahmad Hassoun, former Grand Mufti of Syria under ousted Bashar al-Assad, has been sentenced to life in prison for crimes committed.

The Fourth Criminal Court in Damascus issued the ruling on Monday, finding Hassoun guilty of a range of crimes,

including inciting violence, justifying killings and the abuse of his office.

The court handed Hassoun several prison sentences for

various charges, including 20 years after being found guilty of inciting killings.

The judge also sentenced him to 10 years in prison after being found guilty of prolonging the killings.

Judge Fakhr al-Din al-Aryan said that Hassoun and the official religious institution he headed were used to provide religious cover for military and security operations during al-Assad's brutal rule.

His teachings also justified the use of barrel bombs that targeted civilian areas and caused widespread destruction, which constitutes a violation of the rules of international humanitarian law, the judge said.

Source: Al-Jazeera

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Salam

I want to improve my connection with Allah and follow the sunnah of Prophet SAWS.

I’m looking for books, videos, podcasts or any other resource through which I can achieve my goal In’sha’Allah

I have the English translation of Quran (Glorious Quran)

Books I have/have read:

  1. Ideal Muslimah
  2. Kitab at Tawhid
  3. Secrets of Divine Love
  4. Peer e Kamil
  5. Lost History of Islam

Both fiction and non fiction books are welcome.

English and Urdu language only.

Jazak Allahu Khair

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