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Assalam alaykom

I'm looking for resources to understand deeply how we are supposed to socialize according to islam and what isn't allowed . My main goal is to understand clearly what are غيبة،نميمة،بهتان and avoid falling in them .

I currently overthink nearly all of my social interactions. Whenever another person is mentioned, I become anxious about speaking, and even hearing someone criticize or speak negatively about others makes me worry that I might be participating in gossip or other sinful behavior.

Any advice or recommendation is welcome , thanks in advance

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I have been experiencing hallucinations and have homicidal and suicidal thoughts. I was also depressed in late 2023 and tried to commit suicide. I was an atheist for 2 years but came back to islam. When i opened up to my family about my hallucinations and homicidal thoughts they just say “Pray to Allah and think about good things” while i can’t. I have unwanted thoughts about this and i want help but they refuse. I know Islam encourages therapy so why are they so against it? I also don’t get it since i showed them that and they said “Just pray and it will go away”. It seems like they only listen to the Quran when its beneficial to their own beliefs. What can i do? Any advice is appreciated (My first language isn’t english, sorry)

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I am going through a very rough phase in my marriage.
I filed for khula in my first marriage cuz my husband had an extra marital affair.
I put all my trust in Allah, prayed istikhara and Tahajud. Astaghfar zikr everyday for months. After 2 years, i got married again.
After sometime I found out some habits of my husband and some other things that made me question everything.
Why would Allah make me go through this? Doesnt he say Relief after Hardship?
How come this is more painful?
I started to lose hope.
But on 9th Zil Hajj, I prayed my heart out. And i felt better, like everything will be okay.
I just wanted to hear from someone who have had a rough patch in their life where they saw nothing working out but had immense Tawakul that changed everything.
I just need hope again.

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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

I don’t know where to start. From the perspective of those around me, I am a very religious girl; I pray on time, memorize the Quran, pray Tahajjud, and wear modest clothes.

But currently, my internal reality feels completely different. On the outside, I appear religious, but on the inside, I feel disconnected from it all. I used to watch religious lectures and feel so deeply touched that I would cry. I used to make Dua from the depth of my heart, completely faithful that they would be answered, believing that even if they weren't, I was still earning good deeds.

I repented for many things I used to do. I adopted modest clothing, stopped wearing makeup, quit listening to music, and recently, I made the hardest decision of all: I stopped drawing animate beings. This was my major; I used to study it, teach it, and was preparing to make it my main career. However, my conscience would guilt me every time I drew a human. After deep research, I realized it was Haram, so I decided in my heart to quit, keeping it to myself because I lack the courage to tell my family. They have supported me financially for years, paying for my college, courses, and the equipment I needed for my work.

After abandoning almost everything I used to enjoy for the sake of Allah, I began to feel hollow—though I know this emptiness is a whisper from Shaytan. I know Allah will compensate me with something better, but sometimes I feel utterly exhausted. I literally have nothing to occupy my life: no job, no friends, and no relationships.

Every day is a silent war between me and my desires. Thoughts constantly whisper: "Why am I restricting my life this way?" when everyone around me is having fun while I am struggling.

To make matters worse, during normal arguments with my parents, they accuse me of being a hypocrite. They tell me that praying on time and attending Quran classes are useless since I'm not a "good daughter." This makes me doubt myself even more. I ask myself: "Should I just give up? Since I don't feel a strong spiritual connection anyway, what is the point of all this?"

Not long ago, I was a few steps away from wearing the Niqab; now, the thought of taking off my Hijab altogether constantly hovers over me.

I wanted to write down all my feelings. I sincerely need advice, and please please mention me in your dua

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"Verily, you will never leave anything for the sake of Allah Almighty, except that Allah will replace it with something better for you." (Musnad Aḥmad 23074)

Just wanted to spark a discussion- did anyone find when they left something for the sake of Allah SWT they noted some sort of betterness? Ashamed to admit but losing a bit of faith, having left something for the sake of Allah SWT but can't see any changes yet, maybe I need to be more patient.

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Hello brothers and sisters,

Does allah give rewards to people that sacrifice their life to save other lives?

If one were to for example rescue children from a burning place, collapses and dies due to the lack of oxygen after getting out every child, would and how would allah reward them?

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