Oh Allah forgive me my family and the ummah have mercy on me my family and the ummah save me my family and the ummah from all bad guide and provide for me my family and the ummah everything beneficial Ammen.
Assalamu Alaikum:
As the title mentions, I'm looking for good resources, preferably videos, to learn about the beauty of Islam. Any recommendations you could suggest would be greatly appreciated!
My brother has type 1 diabetes, and as some may know, it can lead to severe depression later in life. I want him to understand his purpose better and find solace in Islam.
Thank you all for your time and support!
Hi, brothers.
First of all, I would like to make aware to all, the instagram page of brother Motaz Azaiza. I came across his page recently, and looked at the most distressing, heart-breaking footage of Gaza I have ever seen in my life. It is difficult to stomach.
It moved me to write something on here, in hope to spread his page to others (if you haven’t followed him already)
What is going on in Gaza is something beyond evil.
It is a real test of one’s faith. We don’t seem to see any justice. There’s growing pro-Palestine support in the world, which is a good thing. Though this is not enough.
How do other Muslim countries stand by while this is happening? This has been going on for too long and yet we have seen no redemption, no justice. Will there be justice?
So ill start work in these two months,its a good job not much,but im a good person i think? Idk i im genuine and have good qualities but i also feel so terrible about my self from my previous sins, sigh,what have i done to my self, what should i do? I feel like deep down i just wanna be safe, get a job and then find a secret home and just stay there for the rest of my life, i dont wanna burden anyone with my past
As the title says, I can't fake things, I can't pretend to be okay with someone if they did me wrong, I can't not speak up if I see someone trying to oppress me and so on... I try to be good and I'm careful with doing or saying the wrong thing to people.
I don't really know if this is good or bad in islam, I see a lot of people around just used to this and it makes me sick to my stomach, people would talk bad about others yet they would praise them in their faces
Is this normal, should we engage in these behaviors in order to survive in society?
Cause tbh I don't wanna
Bismi Allahi alrrahmani alrraheemi
allāhumma ṣalli ʿalā muḥammadin wa-ʾāli muḥammad
Asalam eayklum wa rahmatullah wa baraktuh.
I ask Allah to send His peace upon you all oh sisters of Islam.
I ask Allah to send His peace upon you all for you are our symbol.
I ask Allah to send His peace upon you all for in the different of the bodies of brothers and sisters of Islam are indeed reminders that Islam is the truth.
I ask Allah to protect you all and make you strong as a diamond, blooming as a flower and sharp as a sword for Islam came to make sisters and brothers strong soldiers of Allah.
I ask Allah to send His peace, protection and blessings upon you all sisters of Islam for Khadijah bint Khuwaylid is one of you and was the first to accept the message of Muhammad(peace be upon him, his family and companions) and helped Muhammad(peace be upon him, his family and companions) even when everyone else disbelieved in him. Who smashed stereotypes in an Islamic way! Who helped the prophet on the night he found out he is the last prophet of God. Who helped he find out that he was visited by an Angel and not a demon!
Oh sisters of Islam! Great is the blessing you are for the prophet said “Whoever has three daughters, or three sisters, and he fears Allah regarding them and cares for them, he will be with me in Paradise like this.”(Musnad Abī Ya’lá 3448). Indeed, you are our symbol! In this world of Kardashians, be a Khadijah! Verily! Having your feminine energy does not make you weak! Look at Zainab bint Haider(ealayha alsalam) who spoke like her father who ripped the door at Khaybar while fasting. Verily! In your chests and in the chest of every Muslim is indeed a lion. May Allah make you all strong as a diamond, blooming as a flower, sharp as a sword and standing as a lion!
So basically, I’ve been doing a specific sin a lot in the past, I promised my self that I won’t do it again, I even swore on the Quran. But unfortunately, I returned to it. I have asked Allah swt for forgiveness but I’m scared of the punishment on day of judgement. Please what shall I do and please make dua for me.
So, i grew up in a muslim family but i was never thaught how to pray or anything, the word pray and its meaning just randomly spawned into my head. Im not trying to type much as it is raining right now, but i need a dua to guide my parents to pray, but i can find any. do any of you have a dua ????
Hello, I am a doctor who works in a predominantly Christian society. As part of my job, I work with people who are dying and those who are recently dead. When I care for Christian’s who die, I say a Christian prayer for their soul. When I care for a Muslim who dies I say the same prayer. Ideally I would like to say something that means more to them than this. What would you like a doctor to say after you die? Do you have a specific prayer or verse that you’d want me to say? I’d love to say something more relevant for my patient. Thank you!
Hello, for the past couple weeks I’ve taken a lot of interest in the Quran and Allah but this morning I felt like I should keep my Christian faith. Does anyone have an opinion on why my sudden change of heart. Is it really wrong to be Christian?
peace be upon all my brothers and sisters! Have a great Sabbath (I think I read that right)!
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Nazim Missanov, also known as @missanov participated in "superhero cosplay" contest. Firstly he thought to wear Spiderman's costume, but when he asked himself about who he consider as a hero, he made a choice for Zakir Naik. "Your heroes save lives, but my hero save the souls". And, to make it clear, he just imitate and respect Zakir, not make him an idol. [link] [comments] |
Asalaam walikum, My experience with university has been mixed tbh. But one thing I’ll say for sure is that there is ALOT of fitnah. Alhamdulilah I’m so lucky that I actually don’t have a desire to indulge myself in it although that times it does look interesting. Always make sure to make duaa that Allah takes the desire of haraam out of your heart. My flat mates party until 3am and have guys over and the kitchen reeks of alcohol. What’s with the displaying the bottles things? Aside from being unhygienic it’s not even aesthetic. Anyways stay safe students :))
Assalamalaikum
Let’s take a child from Palestine who had just had their limbs amputated and now has to live their whole life on a wheelchair which leads to even more struggle (poverty, marriage etc)
And compare it to someone who’s a pious Muslim, rich, good looking, married, healthy children.
Yes everyone goes through hardships and is tested, whether with blessings or with difficulties, but these two scenarios aren’t even comparable.
Let’s say both make it to jannah-al firdous, how is it fair that one had to go through a…pretty much unbearable life?
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Hello all. For some background, my boyfriend is muslim and I am not. We have been in a haram relationship for some time and have seriously discussed marriage. Since meeting him, he has taught me about islam and I have pushed him to become closer to god. In doing so, I've also become very interested in islam. I really connect with the religion, but although he knows better than me that our relationship is haram, I don't think he's had the guts to approach me about it. I don't want our marriage to be built on a haram foundation.
I've read that it is possible to make our relationship halal, but we need to stop speaking/meeting privately and seek ask for forgiveness for our sins. His family is also unaware of this haram relationship, as his mother did not accept me and he kept it a secret.
What steps do we need to take to ensure that our marriage will be blessed once we ask that our sins are forgiven? I have no problems leaving and reverting, not for him but for Allah. I do not want to carry on our relationship in a haram way.
Idk what it’s called but my friend (a muslim) hits me with the eye he always wants to get better grades then me. Honestly it’s kind of scary, because this is the ninth grade and after that it’s high school and that will decide my future. I mean every time I tell him on Snapchat that I’m going to work hard on a test I fail it. Another thing that has happend to me, when I once cheated on a test (I’m not proud of it and I’m planning on stopping) i got caught. Never in my life did I get caught cheating. I mean never. He was also cheating with me but my cheat was presented much better because back then I liked to brag about how good I was in cheating. And guess what he did when he saw me getting caught? He started laughing really hard I was shocked. Another time I got an F on an exam. He started laughing really hard and told me I’m sorry but it just funny. I didn’t even say anything I just stood there shocked. A few weeks ago I told him that I was going to cheat on an exam. I cheated and handed in the papers a few days ago the teacher told me that I got an F on it. I couldn’t understand I answered almost every question. Even the other less smarter kids got an E. But what really made me angry and got me questioning if he really hits with the eye was when I did an essay and I told him that I was done with it. When I wanted to Send it to the teacher I couldn’t. I tried a lot of was but I just couldn’t. And when I was looking were the file was the computer told me that there was an error after that I stopped telling him about my grades and either lied about an e even if a got a better grade. Now for the question what should I do? Right now he is asking how much will you work? I told him a lot but he was like but how much? Should I tell him or what?
A Christian father, wife and his 3 children.
The father converts to Islam after faithfully practising Christianity for 40 years. He has accepted Islam and now believes in Allah SWT only.
Should the Christian wife and children also convert, or what happens exactly?
TW: . . . .
Suicide
Hi friends.
so long story short my mom committed suicide when I was 1.5 due to struggling with PPD (post partum depression)
I've always been told that if you commit you are not granted heaven in the afterlife is this true? Is there an actual chance of forgiveness? I dream of getting to connect with my mom in the afterlife where she is not longer suffering but, with what I've been told it seems like that wouldn't happen.
I also, come from a family that isn't very practicing but more of a this is what we are, this is what we do for holidays so in most of my adult life I've always just told people I don't believe in religion but now I am opening myself more to religion and trying to find my own way into it but, this got me thinking if I would truly ever get to connect with my mom again.
If you've read this far thank you. 🤍
Im an incredibly new revert and I’m looking for some resources and advice/support. I need help with a few things.
My first problem is most of my shirts are short sleeve. My pants are all baggy and I have bandannas I can use to cover my hair, and I even bought a hijab. I just don’t have anything long sleeve, even sweatshirts, and I don’t have the money to buy any. I know there are organizations and stuff that ship out free Qurans (I requested one the other day!) and I was wondering if there was anything that could provide me with free abayas or something. I would even appreciate being able to get another hijab, as that was really expensive to get. (There is no Muslim community around me and I had to order online)
My second problem is I want to start wearing hijab but I still live with my family and they are incredibly islamaphobic. The way they talk about Muslims I’m sure they would disown me. I won’t even repeat what they’ve said because it’s very hurtful and I don’t want this post taken down either. I want to wear hijab so bad, I’m even interested in wearing niqab, but I’m so scared. I bought my hijab secretly and I like to wear it alone in my room, it makes me feel so happy and confident.
Third, I need some resources. I don’t know how to pray, what to read, what to trust, or any of that. I also know I’m gonna need to learn Arabic but I don’t know where to start. I don’t know where to start in my journey reverting, either.
Lastly, I have a hard time getting places out of my city, and the closest mosques are over 45 minutes out of my city. I’ve only ever seen one other (visibly) Muslim in my city and I really need community. I also did take Shahada, but I want to do it again in front of witnesses.
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The Bosnian Muslims in the 1990s are perhaps the model that some policy makers may desire. White Muslims, with Westernised names, dress codes and dietary habits and 60% inter-marriage rates between Muslims and Serbs, with 500 years of co-existence. Yet the Muslims were on the end of genocide fuelled by the rising tide of nationalism, anti-Muslim rhetoric and myths about Islamic extremism. Surah Al-Baqra: Verse 120 And never will the Jews and the Christians approve of you until you follow their religion. Say, "Indeed, the guidance of Allāh is the [only] guidance." If you were to follow their desires after what has come to you of knowledge, you would have against Allāh no protector or helper. [link] [comments] |
We know that the Dajjal will be that the Jews wait so much. He will be someone that will manage to decieve the world to have them on his side, he will cut food and water to his enemies and the only people who will fight him are Muslims. If I didn't tell you this was about the Dajjal, you'd think I was talking about Benjamin Netanyahu
I'm absolutely confident that if our generation lives long enough to witness his coming, most Muslim countries except Yemen and Palestine would totally follow the Dajjal because if they're too afraid to cut ties with someone like Netanyahu, then they'll never be ready for the Dajjal who will be far worse and more cunning. The USA, UK, France would of course give their whole lives to protect the Dajjal but perhaps Spain and Ireland would be against him considering their current stance.
Let's hope that when the Dajjal will come, Saudi Arabia will be at the very least will be back in shape because if imam Al Mahdi revealed himself today, the Crown Prince would do everything to silence him
السلام عليكم
Unfortunately most of my family members aren’t religious at all, except the elder ones. Even for the elders like my aunties and uncles it’s just praying the five prayers and fasting Ramadan and reading Quran in Ramadan, even going to the mosque is not common, they visit the mosque only on Ashura( they are Shia, but I Alhamdulilah follow Ahl Al Sunnah). My brother and sister don’t pray and fasting Ramadan is mostly just for cultural reasons. Saying Assalam Alaykum to my friend infront of them is even weird, cuz that’s too much for them or they would make jokes about.
I maybe should also mention that I have a lebanese background and most of the lebanese are secular.
I am sure there are a lot of you who deal with something like that, so how do you live with this issue.
Salam Alaikum everyone. just a doubt, ive recently started praying...all 5 prayers and tahajjud.
i am desperately making dua for many of the problems in my life to be fixed, the health of a loved one, and what not.
but once Allah (swt) answers my dua. is that all? do i stop doing tahajjud?
i feel like i wont because it would make me be unthankful in a way.
but i feel like now ill pray tahajjud forever.
it isnt a bad thing, Alhamdulillah..but id feel incredibly guilty to not pray tahajjud even one day.
Hello! I just want to know Islam is the truth. i want to *know*. Is it even possible to know? I hope it is.This dunya is not it even for the most successful imo. I want to live in a better world, fantasy world. Everyday so fun, and adventurous. This dunya i just have no interest and am slowly losing motivation. How to be sure Islam is the truth? How sure are you it is? My family is also sad and tired of this dunya which probably impacts my mood a bit too… pls anyone comment
Context: I’m a devout Roman Catholic with a deep interest in comparative religion, especially with Islam. I love reading about Islamic theology and culture.
I saw a post on this sub with Sura Al-Baqarah verse 153/Q2:153: “O believers! Seek comfort in patience and prayer. Allah is truly with those who are patient.”
As a genuinely curious Christian, is God with those who are impatient too?
This might sound like a bit of a leap. But I mean, more broadly… in my experience online, it seems common in Islam to say that God only loves those who do good, is only with those who are obedient, etc. I’ve even seen people say “Mothers likewise love their good children the most” as an analogy and like… hard pass, ya know? Sorry I’m digressing but you get my point I guess. Because then God’s love is conditional, not unconditional, which would be a very big difference between faiths and our perception of God and how God works.
Thank you! God knows best. :)
New revert here, raised predominantly Christian so please forgive me if my question offends. It’s offered with the best of intentions. I want to make sure I am learning things correctly.
if Allah (SWT) forgives our sins when asking for sincere forgiveness, then on the day of judgement all our sins are weighed against our good deeds? Does Allah (SWT) forgive but not forget and holds us accountable for sins that were forgiven?
Im outside now its very cold and most people are asleep. I dont wnana go back inside because my safe space in there has been terrorised by her. How do i get allahs help my phone is at 3%
Salam,
I just wanted to make a quick post to request the community for one thing: my admission into a good medical college/the medical college of my choice.
I really want to be a doctor and I have the MCAT in my country but my merit/marks isn't/aren't high enough to get into any of the good universities, but nonetheless I believe in Allah to help me achieve it.
I don't want to go to a private uni because they're all pretty mid and very expensive and not really recognised. I worked really hard for my MCAT and was disappointed when the results came out but I believe in Allah's plan and mercy. Please do make dua that I get in, because I don't want to pursue anything else since I really like the healthcare field.
I would also want to request that if you could share your stories of the seemingly impossible, becoming possible, it would really help me trust the process a lot more.
Please also make dua for my piety, iman and forgiveness since I'm not as good in my deen right now as I would like to be.
Jazakallah
Assalamu alaikum, dear brothers and sisters! I'm new to reddit, so I'm a little embarrassed to post here. But that's not the point. I am a schoolboy from Kazakhstan, and I study in high school with an emphasis on mathematics and physics. Praise be to Allah, I was born into a Muslim family, and Praise be to Allah, I am a Muslim. However, I, like a large number of other Muslims in our country, grew up in a family of “ethnic” Muslims. May Allah help us all and strengthen our Iman! (Say "Ameen")
But Alhamdulillah, I decided to start praying.
However, I have a small question: I am afraid that the school will take away my prayer time, because due to the emphasis on exact sciences and so on, we can have 8 lessons a day, and the longest break lasts 20 minutes. Of course, some of the prayers fall at this time. And I need advice on what to do in this situation, given the strictness of the teachers, as well as the very non-religious community of our school. Transferring to another school is hardly the best option, because I really like mathematics and physics, and there are few other such schools in my city.
Anyway, thanks in advance, may Allah bless you all!
P.s. Sorry for my English, I translated the text via google-translator because I was afraid of making a spelling mistake.
P.p.s. It's entirely possible that I'll delete this post someday because I have a social media phobia lol. But anyways, thanks for helping!
Esselamu Alejkum brothers and sisters, i am 16 y old and i have question about good deeds and sins, question is how can i know what is good deed and what is sin in life? And second question is, is there a way to remove all sins from my life? Thanks
So I would say that I'm in general a huge tech nerd and have a small business buying cheap broken laptops from scrapyards and other online marketplaces for stupid cheap and I repair them before selling them for a profit on places like ebay Facebook marketplace and mercari I myself absolutely love this business as I can fulfill my interests and at the same time make a decent income but... recently I've sort of been reconnecting to Islam (I left Islam in 2018) and I've sort of been wondering if my business is really halal since I rely heavily on Israeli technologies and Israeli backed companies for parts necessary for repairs though I have made an effort to use parts from others companies not known for supporting ethnic cleansing but sometimes it becomes necessary to use Israeli products such as Intel or Hewlett Packard (specifically Hewlett Packard since their computers before they become anti right to repair are stupidly easy to fix)
As title says, is it haram to have a (somewhat platonic) nonsexual nor romantic friendship with the opposite gender? If it is, what do you think is the best way of ending it? Jazakum Allahu khiran.
The Muslim association at my school prays Jummah right after school ends, about 20 minutes after Asr adhan, is it permitted to pray Jummah at this time?
Salam alakyium. I have been falsely accused and reported for harassment, something that I have never did. It’s a serious accusation that has in weeks affected my life very negatively, can barely sleep or eat, and I’ll face consequences if this goes further investigation. Im praying tahajjud and every mandatory prayer and stuff and asking Allah to rescue me from this trouble and hardship. But I feel helpless, I don’t have anyone in my family I could talk to.
What does this mean? Did Allah put me into a test? How can I go through this?
Back story is I moved out from this city I’m living in atm and I was living in a another small city during the covid so I went back once I the pandemic was over but now I’m thinking I made a huge mistake by move back that lead me to this hardship and trouble I’m facing right now. I would be more better if I stayed at the previous city and didn’t change my life.
Should I stop these thoughts about “if” or what I could have done and instead think it’s Qadar and Allah wrote to happen to me?
I can’t help these thoughts coming up. I honestly regret so much for my decision I made for a 1.5 year ago. 😭
How do Imam Mahdi, Jesus, Dajjal, and Gog and Magog fit in a timeline? Who comes first? Who defeats who? Is there a period of peace on earth while Jesus is on Earth?
Hello everyone,
I am going to try not to get into specifics of my situation but hope that I can still get advice. To begin, I am a Muslim who has been talking with a person whom strong feelings have developed. Unfortunately, there is a huge issue which is religon. More specifically, I am Muslim but this person is neither muslim not religious for that matter. This person has told me that they could convert but they should be doing it from their own heart. As a result, their intentions and levels of interest in Islam are unclear. I am really conflicted because I have considered the possibility of cutting contact slowly. However, each time I try to make the effort I become emotionally hurt and feel unready to cut contact at least not yet. So I am really not sure what to do, maybe there are people who have been in such a situation who can help out? Any advice would be much appreciated. Also, when responding please refrain from harsh/rude comments as this is a tough situation for me. Thank you all in advance.
I am not not ready for marriage mentally but they think 24 is off age and I won’t get more nice proposals.
I have this friend. They’re a really nice person. I’ve known them for long enough to know that they’d never want anything bad for me. But the thing is whenever I say smth good that’s happened to me, or something good I’m expecting, it most of the time ends in shambles. Even if they say masha Allah or whatever it still goes haywire. After noticing it I’ve reduced how much I share with them but still it feels too little that I’m talking about being friends. Like for example last night I sent a video of my baby brother, they replied with awww why is he so cute masha Allah. Today morning he fell down and hit his head on the back really bad.
Salam everyone. I’m a 31 year old Moroccan, grew up with muslim parents but was never taught Islam.
Since a couple of weeks, I got more and more curious about Islam, to the point where I want to convert ( if that is the correct term).
I have a meeting tomorrow At the mosque of Montreal with the local Imam, it will be a 1 hour appointment to talk about it. Is there anything i should know?
Thanks in advance!
Assalamu Al laikum! Can someone give me an explanation of this quote:
Abu Talib al-Makki (Allah have mercy on him) said, “Abdullah Ibn Masud would swear by Allah Most High saying, ‘No servant makes good their opinion of Allah Most High except that Allah will give him just that. This is because all goodness is in His possession, and when Allah grants the servant the ability to have good opinions of Him, then He has given the servant what he thought.’” [Ali Qari, Mirqat al-Mafatih]
Does this mean that when a servant genuinely believes in the goodness of Allah and maintains positive thoughts about Him, Allah is likely to fulfill those expectations?
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