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Du’a For Overthinking & Anxiety 🌻

on June 01, 2026 0

Today we are exposed to the suffering of millions of people in ways no previous generation experienced. A person wakes up in the comfort of their home and within minutes sees war, famine, floods, poverty, political turmoil, economic uncertainty, and the personal struggles of family and friends.

The human heart was not designed to bear the emotional weight of the entire globe every hour of the day. For anyone who suffers from anxiety, remember to make du’a, May Allah make it easy for all of us 🤲🏻🌻

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Can Sadaqah be given on behalf of a non-Muslim?

on June 01, 2026 0

Asslamu alaikum! I hope everyone is well.

A Muslimah who is close with me admitted that there are multiple Muslims and non-Muslims she has slandered and back-bitten in the past. She has been able to receive direct forgiveness from some, but she has lost contact with others.

Although it's permissible to give Sadaqah on behalf of Muslim people, she is wondering if it is permissible to give Sadaqah in the name of the non-Muslims she's wronged? Would £/$100 suffice for all the people she's wronged and doesn't remember, in addition to sincere repentance? She's really desperate for forgiveness and for being cleared of this spiritual debt, In Sha Allah.

Thank you!

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All roads lead to sunnah: Toothbrush edition

on May 31, 2026 0

I wanna talk about miswak: the sunnah toothbrush of our beloved prophet Muhammad, (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), the problem of all modern day toothbrushes is: they are toxic (releasing microplastics), and they pollute our planet, because plastic toothbrushes are thrown away everyday in the world, the miserable attempts of trying to fix those mistakes come to animal fur (usually pig or horse) but their problem is that they are haven for bacteria multiplication, and they fastly lose their cleaning effect. And the way they are trying to fix it is just hilarious, because they wanna make reusable toothbrushes, well to be exact reusable toothbrush holders, they wanna sell just the top heads with bristles separately from the handles, which maybe lower the plastic pollution while still leaving the microplastics problem.

Miswak on the other hand, is a cleaning, eco, hygienic, affordable and renewable alternative to the modern day toothbrush that was forced tonus by big companies, it may feel unusual the first time you use it ( maybe its specific smell,or that its a just a straight pick) , but overtime these weird feelings about miswak just disappear and the pros of miswak heavily very heavily overweight the cons.

What should i say, our Prophet's ,(peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), sunnah still beats brands force.

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How do you navigate being different amongst other Muslims in your culture?

on May 30, 2026 0

For me, this post is a vent and an attempt to understand others. I’m not trying to judge anyone but i’m in despair and i feel helpless not understanding others or knowing what to do.

I do not want any arguments about hijab, tabarruj or music. I know what i believe to be true and if you do not believe it to be true then this post isn’t directed at you respectfully. I want to understand those who believe but simply do not care and i want to know of those who can relate with me.

I do not listen to it but navigating everyday life without it is quite difficult because it’s everywhere. But i try my best to avoid functions with it. Culturally, music is ingrained in all cultures. It is a known part of most celebrations even something as simple as a picnic. I find that when I’m in such functions where music is played, i cant enjoy the whole thing. I end up being like a grinch and a downer. I am not comfortable and i end up feeling sad and helpless not understanding why everyone else is so hung up on music.

I become even more sad when i see children dancing to music and parents encouraging it because it is a cultural thing. It makes me scared for my own child and for the ummah. It feels like i am standing by a window looking into a room with people playing loud music, laughing and dancing and i just don’t understand.

I am trying so hard to obey Allah and i look around me and no one cares. Does it not matter? Same thing with the hijab and tabarruj. I do not like to snap pictures with others because it becomes weird to tell them not to post me when i am already in a picture with them. And then people take offense that i do not take pictures.

I struggle everyday with my hijab and i look around and no one else cares. It is not an issue of having a hijab journey. It is simply what is culturally accepted as modesty triumphing the legislated hijab and nobody cares. I am the one overdoing it to them.

So muslim girlies who perhaps understand all what i wrote and can relate to an extent. How do you deal with it? Your emotions and your relations with others? And if there’s anyone who simply doesn’t care.. what’s your thought process? What’s your plan? Do you really not care?

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Want to Understand Allah’s Justice Regarding Those Born into Other Faiths

on May 29, 2026 0

Assalamu Alaikum,

I have a question that has been bothering me for a long time, and I hope someone can help me understand it.

I am a Muslim, but the main reason I am Muslim is that I was born into a Muslim family. At the same time, I have friends who are not Muslims because they were born into non-Muslim families and were raised with different beliefs.

Because of this, I sometimes wonder: isn’t that an unfair advantage for me and a disadvantage for them? If I had been born in their circumstances, I might have followed the religion I was raised with as well.

This question becomes even more difficult for me when I hear people say that non-Muslims will not enter Paradise. If people’s beliefs are heavily influenced by where and to whom they were born, how is that justice ? How does Islamic theology address this concern while maintaining Allah’s perfect justice and mercy?

I am asking sincerely and respectfully,I genuinely want to understand.

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