Does god mean he put a reflection of his divine attributes in us or does he just mean it's a soul of his creation or something else entirely
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Hi guys! I am not Muslim, but i have fasted fpr Ramadan for the last 3 years. I always have trouble understanding when Ramadan officially begins; I know it may begin tomorrow but does that mean I fast tomorrow during the day or Ramadan starts after tomorrow night so technically I eat like normal tomorrow and fast the next day? I'm sorry if this isn't the right place to ask but I currently don't have any friends of the Islamic faith.
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Salam borthers and sisters, Iam a university student and I honestly don't know whether this has started now or its been going on for a while but what Iam sure about is that it's real and I don't know what do I do.
I simply don't, i always feel as though as if iam just a gohst, someone who people pass by but never actually stay long to get to know , maybe because there's something about me that just pushes them away or I don't know but I often feel like iam a burden to others and I feel like iam Invisible to so many and I can say this has only gotten worse since I got into uni ( second year now) and I sorta live in my head more than I live in the actual life and yeah I do have friends some from good ol times and some who I recently met at uni but I don't seem to feel "safe" or like no matter how nourished a friendship is I always feel like iam just annoying the other person like " don't talk too much don't say things, keep it light" and yeah I do keep it light, so light I almost get forgotten, right? but yeah I don't really like to play this "victim" card and say maybe because something is wrong with me or whatever that is and I prefer to be hopeful and to talk to Allah ask him for his help, for guidance, and yeah maybe this is a test or maybe in the mean time I gotta face those kinda feelings in order to mature or maybe its gonna help me in the future I honestly don't know, I just really want the pain to go away because not only do I feel it in my head but also in my body and yeah I don't know how to describe it but yeah it's like a pain in the chest mostly in the chest and other times it's just this overwhelming feeling in your body.
I know I might have turned this into a vent, my appologies for doing so but I am genuinely seeking your help and wisdom.
maybe someone here is equipped with the knowledge that I don't have yet.
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Tomorrow is the start of Ramadan, I reverted to Islam roughly 4 days ago and I will start my fast in roughly 7 hours and really want to visit the mosque for Fajr prayers however, I am really shy and feel embarrassed because I don't know how to pray.
Any advice would be really supportive, thankyou.
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“The Prophet ﷺ said: ‘Whoever says, ‘SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi’ 100 times a day, his sins will be forgiven even if they are like the foam of the sea.’ – [Sahih Bukhari] 🌊”
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I would ask friends but need to try and do it without the pressure of of letting them down or maybe not understanding it enough. I would also like to wish you all the best over the coming weeks, I admire the achievement
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Assalamu alaykum. I’ve been going through a lot lately. Honestly, most of my life has been very difficult and painful but I feel like I’m nearing my breaking point. I don’t know how much I can take anymore. I’m trying to stay patient and trust Allah, but I’ve been feeling overwhelmed.
Please remember me in your duas, especially during Ramadan. Please make dua that Allah forgives my sins and grants me ease, opens the doors to a righteous spouse at the right time, blesses me with stability in my work and rizq, and allows me to move into a healthier and more peaceful environment for my well-being.
May Allah accept all your duas and ibadah and grant you relief in your own struggles as well! جزاك الله خير
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He is a scammer. He messages me today and I thought maybe he’s legitimate then I found more screenshots of him chatting with someone else in this reddit. Trying to scam for money. [link] [comments] |
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I'm in a bad place in my life rn, please do dua for me, do dua that this doesn't affect my imaan and for Allah to protect and increase my imaan and to protect me from kufr and to give me yaqeen and to heal me. Also do dua for Allah to accept all my duas and to not let me do dua for things that aren't meant for me and to make things easy for me and facilitate what I want for me and to let me marry the person I want to marry. I don't want advice
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I live in a Muslim country and I see a lack of unity everywhere.
There is so much greed and selfishness and there is a lack of sympathy and care too.
everybody is focused on money. money comes first and Islam comes second to these people.
they are involved in haram acts and it has become the new normal. no shame, no regret, just people indulging in haram.
why have we fallen this badly?
I have been to and lived in non Muslim countries too, I am ashamed that non Muslims have better unity than us Muslims. I see non Muslims taking care of their relatives, supporting each other through hardships and being kind.
why don't I see that in our ummah? our cousins, brothers and sisters are struggling and we don't even speak to our relatives. we only meet each other on events or funerals. we are too ashamed to ask our own family members for help.
I see animals like dogs and cats on the street abused and broken. nobody takes care of anything while the non Muslims cry even when a dog dies.
what has made us all so insensitive? why have we fallen down so hard?
aren't we ashamed that the non Muslims are better at humanity than us? do you not feel guilty or sad?
it makes me so sad so see what we have become. May God help us all and make us better.
ofc that's not the case in every Muslim country but in my experience this has been very real and it makes me sad.
I'm sorry if I said anything wrong, I hope the moderators don't take this post down because I really want to know what you all think about this.
the people who are non Muslims are better human beings than us and to me that's a shameful thing to be a part of. my faith in Allah is strong and I know our religion is beautiful and teaches us so many amazing things.
it is not the religions fault it is the fault of the people who are supposed to be good examples.
but why do people not learn?
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I would like to get a full explanation
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Assalamualaikum guys, my mom's getting a surgery soon it's on Allah's hand whether she survives the surgery or returns to him , please make dua for her
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![The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "None is more patient than Allah against the harmful and annoying words He hears (from the people): They ascribe children to Him, yet He bestows upon them health and provision . [Sahih Bukhari 7378]](https://external-preview.redd.it/MDY4bDNuamsyaWlnMeT9SS3gE5DMzdYsY1sBwyENKuvndNlhECFxIsNniZxl.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=b21644e3734c77151ab848211cb608b35d03220a "The Prophet (ﷺ) said, \"None is more patient than Allah against the harmful and annoying words He hears (from the people): They ascribe children to Him, yet He bestows upon them health and provision . [Sahih Bukhari 7378]") |
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I'm (f) and have been speaking to (m) for about 5 months now. We had an issue or 2 with him lying to me but we overcame that and I still considered him because he apologized alot and had me gain his trust back. We have the same values, the same religious views, same way of wanting to raise childern and he will be a doctor soon and we are the same ethnicity. He works out and prays 5 times a day as well. Just one thing he said he will try his best but can't guarantee a separate accommodation for me. And we will certainly have to live at least 3 to 4 years with his parents in the beginning. He only has his parents and a sister My age and even tho I really didn't want this I decided to over look it because he has all these good qualities, and just hope we'll be able to afford a separate place. He said he's the only son so he does want to care for and pay for his parents the rest of his life, and if he does live separately he wants to live 5 or 10 min away from them. He lives in the uk and I'm from the US.
Just one thing he doesn't really make me laugh. His jokes are mostly about a second wife or joking to "annoy me". I do make him laugh but I don't even think my own jokes are that funny. I have siblings and friends where I laugh really easily and have alot of inside jokes with. Me and him have no inside jokes. Idk if it's a compatability issue or just a humor issue. Is humor really that important in a marriage? Sometimes I don't even feel like talking to him because I feel like he doesn't get me or really understand me I guess. But I also don't want to let go of someone with the right core values and he has done alot to nake it easy for me to introduce him to my parents as well which I don't think anyone else will do for me since my parents are really strict.
TL;DR: we share values and he’s serious about marriage, but there are red flags: past lying, no guaranteed separate housing, and weak emotional/humor connection. I feel misunderstood and torn between compatibility concerns and not wanting to lose someone who checks major boxes and works with my strict parents.
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I intend to start a small business of dried products my investment is very low but i am just starting.
its around 5000rs or approx 50$ (ik its not much but i am not going long scale)
i am thinking of doing this at home and sell it locally first.
please let me know if you want to advice anything.
i am open to any advice even if you warning me not to do anything or redirecting me to something else
I am indian here things are a bit easy also in my city as expeses arent much.
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Hello, I’m writing this post because I’ve been wondering whether this is allowed or not :
Do my prayers count if I listen to each prayer from a YouTube video and recite them out loud while the prayer is playing in my headphones?
I do this because I struggle to remember the prayers, and this method helps me greatly by reducing mistakes while reciting. I was wondering if this is allowed in Islam.
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I’ve asked seekerguidance but they haven’t responded
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Salam alaikum 💗
I’m a single mother to a toddler. This year I will finish my degree in psychology.
I’ve been thinking about making hijrah for years, but the past few months it has been weighing heavily on my heart. Living in Norway makes me feel sad and drained — the cold, darkness, lack of community, and negative experiences with people. I also really want to raise my daughter in a Muslim environment.
Right now I’m considering:
Malaysia
Madinah
Qatar
Does anyone have experience living in any of these places?
I’d love to know:
• Which country is easiest to get a visa in?
• Average rent and living costs
• Which place is easiest to move to alone as a mother
Any advice would mean a lot to me 🤍
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Hello. I'm not sure where to post this, so please let me know if this is not the right place.
I was considering the state of the world today and different things I have learned about the end times eschatology. While thinking about these things, I began to wonder - is it possible that the staff of Solomon is actually his wisdom? Didn't he wish for greater wisdom than any other human - divine wisdom that comes from God? I feel there is spiritual truth to that, and I don't know entirely why. What are your thoughts?
Also, while I still am uncertain what the beast of the earth could be, is it possible it is simply decay? As the divine wisdom in the world and societies within the world begin to decay (& decline), then the jinn realized that Solomon had died since the world had changed due to the divine wisdom that was lost and is still being lost? If no kingdom on earth would ever be like Solmon's, then is it possible that his kingdom held technology that no kingdom on earth would ever hold again in its history?
Is this a possible interpretation? I am asking for a religious theologian's opinion as this in more just intutition (about the wisdom) and logic (about the decay)?
Also, I try to keep in mind that things like this can have multiple meanings that all may be true where the staff may represent multiple things, not just divine wisdom - and yet, all meanings may be true intentionally. (I think of them like layers of knowledge as they are inherently different, yet related.) Hence, the beauty of the Qu'ran and other divine spiritual knowledge.
I believe divine wisdom is being lost at an alarming rate as people are focusing more on falsehoods than truth (such as self-images projected on social media rather than the truth of who an individual actually is). I don't know if that makes sense. Is it possible today's technology is only a poor imitation of the technology present during Solomon's reign?
Any thoughts? Any wisdom or knowledge from a religious perspective?
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Salaam Alaikum everyone, I have recently been looking for a Ramadan planner/journal and saw many amazing options online but a lot of them were focused on very rigid tracking of worship (ibadaat) and not much reflection (tafakkur). I believe Ramadan is all the precious time we should be reflecting upon our life and hereafter and setting goals for ourselves as muslims, then I came across this one journal on gumroad that had the dome of the rock in Palestine on the cover and it drew my attention so much, we always see the Kaaba on prayer mats and covers of islamic stuff but not much so the dome of the rock and it intrigued me to purchase it. One of the prompts on the first days was something like “someone you want to see in jannah…” and I immediately started crying because it touched a very human thing in me that I cannot fathom yet. I have not written on the journal yet but I have been having fun filling in the daily prayers on the salah tree which is a tree drawing you color in your 5 daily prayers and one apple for one juz you read. Idk i thought it was really creative to be a part of the journal. Idk if this is something relevant but I just wanted to share the template on here and may Allah reward the sister/brother who created this journal. Jazakallah.
Also please let me know of any other islamic journaling templates or planners you came across and loved !!
Jazakallah.
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Assalamu alaikum, please share any reciters who resemble this reciter? Unless you actually have recordings of this person. He seems to be a brother who recites Qu’ran in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I understand his tajweed has mistakes but his recitation is very soothing masha’Allah. JazakumAllahu khairun [link] [comments] |
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Asalaam Walikum brothers and sisters, I am currently making up days of fasting before Ramadan and I’ve hit a little snag, which I hit every year and I still haven’t found an answer. I woke up for suhoor this morning, used the restroom, and saw a discoloration. When I checked my cycle tracking app, I saw that I was set to start my period in two days. I tend to spot 2-3 days before my period really begins, but there will be times where I will spot and then my cycle doesn’t start for several more days, so much so that my app has to ask me if I’ve started yet. Here’s my question:
Any information you can give me would be greatly appreciated. This is the one part of Ramadan that gives me so much anxiety every single year. Please only respond here, so other sisters can benefit from the answers. [link] [comments] |
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So, report cards came, I got mine and my dad asked about it, I told him I didn't get it yet even though I have it, but I don't wanna tell him because I don't wanna get into problems and leave it for the next day. And I wanna think of an excuse so that's another reason.
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Assalamu Alaikum everyone 🤲
With Ramadan just around the corner, I've been reflecting on how different the experience must be for those who are relatively new to Islam.
For those of you who reverted in the past year or two — how are you feeling about the upcoming Ramadan?
Are you excited? Nervous? A bit of both?
And for those who've been through it — what's one piece of advice you wish someone had told you before your first Ramadan?
JazakAllah Khair 🌙
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Assalamu 3alaikom.
My mom is visiting me (we live in different continents), and she is not as religious as I am. She drinks alcohol, and I am completely against it for obvious reasons. We are both Arab btw.
Some background:
We’ve had many fights about this topic because when I try to tell her not to drink all the time, etc. and even from a non-Islamic perspective (just so she can hear me out) she gets very angry with me. She is not like an alcoholic or anything but she likes to put a drink for herself whenever we’re at home chilling, etc. Islam is a topic that is very sensitive for me to speak about with her, and alcohol is the same for her. She thinks I am an “extremist” ever since i put the hijab on because my family is basically what you would call “secular Muslims”. We’ve had plenty of arguments and it strained out relationship at times but al7amdulillah we are closer than ever now.
Now that she’s visiting me, I want to pay for every single thing she buys/has at a restaurant. She raised me as a single mom and I have no siblings so it was just me and her. It was very tough for her while I was growing up since she and my father divorced when I was a toddler. She worked very very hard, and worked her way up the corporate ladder, and she made me feel very financially comfortable al7amdulillah and paid for everything. Even until now, she always tries to ask if I need money etc. So, not only because she’s my mother, but also because of all her struggles and generosity towards me, I want to pay for everything when she comes to visit me. Normally, she would pay for my things when she visits me when we go to a store together or a restaurant together, etc. but now I am financially ready and want to pay for everything she buys, and even in restaurants, etc.
My issue is when we go to a restaurant she likes to order an alcoholic drink. At the end of the day, she is my mother, so it is not like I can’t go out to eat with her. So, if I want to pay for the whole meal, but not for the alcohol, how do I do that? And how do I tell her? I get really sensitive talking to her about this because I get defensive when she calls me extremist etc. and I feel very misunderstood. I believe it is haram to pay for someone else’s alcoholic drink although I don’t know the exact hadeeth etc. There’s a restaurant I wanted to take her to that serves halal meat for me to have, but I believe they have drinks. How do I go about that?
I know some would say the solution is to not go to restaurants that serve alcohol but my mom says that that is how she enjoys and that’s her preference and that if we choose a restaurant that has halal meat for me we should also choose restaurants that have drinks for her, and that way we’re both accommodated for. This happened when I visited her a few months back. We would go to restaurants that served halal meat and alcohol. I know it sounds really strange and most Muslims might not understand but like I said at the end of the day she is my mother, she’s not just a random friend that I am choosing to go out with and sit on the table that has alcohol.
Should I just not go to restaurants that serve alcohol? She’s had that conversation with me before and said how some of her friends don’t go out when there’s alcohol and how it’s so silly and she judged them. I am trying to protect myself from her judgement and also harsh words as I am sensitive when it comes to this topic with her. I know I can’t escape judgement around this topic from her because we have opposing views and she judges anyway, and I’m okay with that to a certain extend, but I’m trying to save myself the defensiveness and feeling hurt.
I need advice. Anything helps. And I’m open to constructive criticism, so please share thoughts!
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Is blood impure in Islam? It’s hard to avoid not spreading impurity when you are bleeding and is there proof for blood being impure ?
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So I have this girl in my group who she doesn’t wear the hijab but I’ve noticed she puts it around her neck and from time to time she ties it on her head and does it properly where every hair strand is hidden and it makes me feel so happy. Like I acc see potential in her wearing it and I feel she wants to but her nice hair and appearance with it is holding her back. She looks really good in the hijab MashaAllah and acc suits her alooot and I did say this to her previously and I did clarify I’m not saying this to motivate u to wear it but u genuinely look so nice in it.
Currently she’s been wearing it more frequently than before and I see her at the mosque during prayer times. How can I possibly encourage her? I also wanna earn the deed for making someone wear the hijab yk?
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
This usage is to show the greatness and loftiness of the book referred to as “that.”
This greatness and high rank have been shown through a word that has the meaning of distance
Thus, it is as if this book were far from us—meaning that its greatness and loftiness are very far from our senses
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First:
I’m in an university journal. There are meetings where we talk about the articles we are going to write. and soemtimes, some of those articles are about haram things like lgbt stuff, alcohol. I don’t write those articles since we can choose but I was wondering if it was halal for me to write articles about halal subjects in a journal that also has haram subject.
Second:
I don’t remember if I made an oath to someone, it was long ago (I’m sure I didn’t say ”wAllah” but I don’t remember if she said ”you promise me” and I said “yes”) . And so I don’t remember also if I have pay my kaffarah or not. Do I have to pay it?
Third:
If I do have to pay it. Websites only propose kaffarah for missed Ramadan days, can I still use this option but with the intention of paying my kaffarah for breaking an oath.
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Hello my Muslim brothers and sisters, Christian here! I am trying to understand your religion better, and because of this I wanted to ask you how Islam views Pilate and Lucifer as these are most commonly seen as two major "antagonists" in Christianity. However, I did not find anything online on how Muslims see Pilate, and I would also be interested to understand how you view Lucifer.
Do you view Pilate as a criminal as he was responsible for the death of one of your prophets, or does he not play a role at all? Same goes for Lucifer, do you view it as Satan like we Christians do? Or is he just another fallen angel or similar being?
Thank you in advance, and best wishes!
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assalamu alaikum brothers and sister. quick question. my mum (not muslim) has recently become interested in islam alhamdulillah may allah guide her ameen. her best friend is muslim and during a conversation about Jannah she told her that woman that have miscarriages will automatically go to Jannah because the child will take her or something along them lines. obviously I know that Jannah is only by the will of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala but I was just wondering if there is any evidence to this claim? as I dont want my mum to get the wrong information. Jazakumullahu Khayran in advance and please please make du'a for my mum.
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Hello everyone,
I'm not Muslim, but I'm very interested in it. I know that one day I'll convert.
Last night I had a dream that's really bothering me. Just to clarify, for some time now I've gotten into the habit of reciting Al-Fatiha almost every night before going to sleep. In this dream, I was sleeping exactly as I do in real life; I was extremely worried and anxious. I found myself reciting Al-Fatiha several times in a row until I started screaming repeatedly while reciting it. When I woke up, I was still just as worried and anxious, so I decided to finish my night with Al-Baqarah playing in my ears.
This isn't the first time I've had dreams about Islam, but this one really shook me up. I don't know what to think about it...
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I know all about the "your body is a trusteeship from allah" and "you shouldn't lose hope in allah" and stuff. But i don't have anything anymore. My body doesn't even feel like my own at this point and i don't remember a time where i actually loved my life. And none of it actually has anything to do with islam or my relationship with it. All the hardships i'm talking about are mostly family and friends related. I'm so tired. I'm afraid of committing for many reasons, but at the same time i'm so tired of living too . I'm so tired of crying during every prayer. I'm so tired of crying before sleeping. I'm so tired of not have a purpose or a meaning to my life.
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1- Khalid ibn al-Walid 2- Amr ibn al-Aas - Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah
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There is a child in my school who is from a family that sought asylum. The family has lots of medical issues and live in extreme poverty, they do not speak English. It would be usual for social services to remove children in such conditions. They have love and faith but nothing else.
They need help, but are not willing to accept our help (the school).
I would willingly buy furniture, buy food. I dont want anything back, only to help.
However they will not accept our help. I think this may be pride, or because we are not a Muslim organisation so they see us as kuffar? Even being extremely hungry at the school this little child will make sure anything offered is halal and so it is very important to him and them as a family.
I have considered finding a mosque and giving the donation to them to give. But the problem is this is technically a data breech and a crime, because I can not give the childs data to anyone.
Tell me how I can help them. I dont know what to do and it is burning a hole in my heart.
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I know there are a lot of similar posts already but I’ve already read through them all lol. Wanted to ask again to maybe get some new fresh experiences from people.
Have you noticed any changes or benefits from sending salawat (peace and blessings) on the Prophet PBUH? Any crazy dua that got answered that had previously been taking years? Any amazing opportunities that suddenly opened up or bad outcomes that were removed from your life? How often do you do it?
I just like hearing about people’s success stories, gives me more motivation!
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In any western city just think that you should:
Exclude non muslims of course.
Exclude those who are too young or bigger than you (this is personal of course)
Exclude those that are from nationalities you are not compatible with (it is totally normal).
Exclude those that do not practice their deen/have bad manners/have an unislamic mentality/have clear red flags.
Exclude those who you are not attracted to (again, it is your right).
Then suppose you find a good practicing muslim/muslimah out of this small pool but you are not guaranteed that they may reciprocate.
I think this goes for both genders. Any solution to that?
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This was a little hard to articulate but I need some direction on how exactly am I supposed to navigate this.
I have a difficult relationship with my mother.
A little context: I am a rape survivor and on top of this I have also been harassed and assaulted by a completely different person. I am sensitive and have always wanted to be cared after by my mother.
My father and my mother did not have the best relationship on earth. Whatever the fights were, I used to intervene. To the point where it also used to damage my relationship with my father. Basically, I used to step in for my mother.
Since the past 5 years, I have been noticing a very different attitude from my mother when it comes to me.
1. She hides makeup, lipglosses from me because she does not want me to use them. She uses mine. But hides everything from me. 2. Hardly ever compliments me. I do not remember the last time she even paid a single compliment. 3. She has a lot of issues when I wear her clothes. Once I asked her to let me wear her new sweater to a friends, she texted (which I didn’t see), and ended up calling me only to say that don’t ruin my sweater. Disclaimer: I am very careful when it comes to anything related to clothes and I keep things clean. There has never been an incident where I have ruined any clothing). The issues related to wearing her clothes have been so extreme، it ends with fights. I have stopped asking for clothes from my own mother. We wear the same size. 4. Whatever I do, she copies. For example, we were both going to a wedding. She was done with her makeup. And I was only doing the last bits and used an eyeshadow. She proceeded to take that from my hands and apply it on her lid. I told her it will ruin her existing makeup, but she wanted to use that. 5. She often ends up blaming me for whatever goes wrong. 6. Often blames me for turning my father against her. ( I do not, have always intervened, and I do not tell my father anything that happens between my mother and I anymore.) 7. Once, it was her birthday and I had planned something for her. But by late night. She, however, stopped talking to me. Started going like ‘this is all I get on my birthday’ and proceeded to slap me when I told her I do not understand this behaviour. 8. Once, we had a family meet-up with a guy I was looking to get married to. And when we came back home, I saw her crying silently right after. She did not tell me the reason. 9. She never talks to me sweetly, never gives me a motherly hug. However, yes, she does ensure I get my morning tea and takes care of me when I fall sick. 10. She also puts my siblings above me. For example, I had to save up money for a back issue I developed. But she asked me to use my money to throw my sister a birthday before she was leaving our country to study abroad. Many other examples I do not explicitly remember. There is much I have not been able to pen down. The only thing I can say is that whenever my mother accuses me of something as little as missing something, losing something (like a watch), my anxiety levels go up the roof. I have resorted to staying silent and I overwork myself that I do not go and sit with her.
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As salam A3leykoum
I became seriously ill six months ago, and it was this illness that put me back on the right path, alhamdulillah.
The problem that makes me sad is that I would love to learn the Quran and do many good things, but I am so sick that even reading a page of the Quran requires an immense effort, and as a result, I just feel like I'm forcing myself and I can't experience the pleasure I should feel.
Is this a punishment? I really want to learn Arabic, the Quran, and go live in a Muslim country, but I'm stuck in my bed like a vegetable..
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What about Allah gives you the strength to keep going on hard days?
For me: knowing that I don’t have to be afraid or ashamed coming back to Allah when I have sinned.
It’s okay to be shameless enough to say “Oh Allah, I regret what I did / didn’t do, please forgive me and guide me”.
Sometimes when we wrong people we feel too ashamed to even approach them to ask for forgiveness. So we just don’t.
But with Allah, you can be shameless in such a moment because you know Allah prefers for you to approach him because you feel ashamed than turn your back on him.
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Asalamu alaikum brothers. I am in a critical condition with my prayers. For a while now I don't feel like wanting to pray, and if nobody is there with me, I just don't pray. The thing is, that I know Allah is watching me. But that's not the actual point that im scared of. I am scared of the fact that im not scared of him watching me. Before this situation I was good with my prayers, I went to the mosc every Friday, I prayed my prayers mostly on time, and I felt like having a good relationship with Allah. I don't know how I came to my situation that im in right now. just know that I want to go back to the old me
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Assalam-u-Alaikum Brothers and Sisters! I am a student studying in 11th grade. The purpose of writing this is that I have been having trouble in my consistency regarding salah for the past almost 5 years. I learned to pray when i was 7 and i prayed consistently till it began to slip away 3-4 years after. It started with stopping praying sunnah's and immediately jumping to my computer on the game i was playing or my phone. I liked to pray salah as soon as possible.
Then, this habit continued with every part of my life. It was not about entertainment any more. I would pray salah asap just so i could go back to the study/work or even rest i was doing. Salah always felt like a chore. And slowly as i grew up. I even skipped salah! Keep in mind that I do have knowledge of the consequences of missing salah! I have a decent knowledge of Islam in general and the importance of worship. But I could just not be consistent! It would always start with a burst of motivation and praying like a scholar for one month and feeling great! then one slip up and now im back to old habits. This has happened countless times throughout the past 5-6 years.
I just gave up any hope of truly praying salah. I tried to pray tahajjud and pray to allah to give me guidance and wanted to be his servant. I mentioned it in dua that i wanted to be his servant. But the shaytan in my mind always says that allah didnt accept your dua and he doesn't want you(these ideas cross my mind but I still believe that allah listens).My parents only have scolded me ever in my life due to not praying salah. They are the best parents who have always supported me and Im grateful to allah. I have tried again and again to truly return to allah permanently for my life. This situation has become so worse that its threatning my faith. Please guide me and help me.
It has become so severe that i feel immense repulsion from salah whenever someone tells me to pray. I even think sometimes that I've been possessed by a jinn or black magic has been done on me but that's highly unlikely. I just want to solve this!
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Did you know the story of this garment actually starts with sarung? Centuries ago, during the height of the maritime Silk Road, merchants sailed the Indian Ocean carrying spices, porcelain, textiles – and bolts of woven cloth stitched into simple tubes. Those sarungs were practical: easy to pack on ships, cool in brutal coastal heat, and modest enough for prayer and work in busy ports. As those traders moved west, the sarung picked up new names along the way. In bustling ports along the Arabian coast, the same wrap became known as izar or futah, worn by sailors, scholars, and merchants stepping off the boats for trade and prayer. Farther across the water, in the Horn of Africa, Somali communities adopted it, giving it a new identity – the macawiis – with their own colors, patterns, and ways of tying it. On the opposite side of the ocean, in South Asia, that same idea evolved into the lungi, wrapped and worn from village fields to tea shops and city streets. The cut stayed almost the same, but the designs shifted: checks, stripes, and bold colors that matched local taste and weaving traditions. So when you look at macawiis, izar, lungi, and sarung, you’re not seeing four random garments. You’re seeing one traveling cloth with many passports – a piece of clothing that quietly mapped the same routes as spices and silk, connecting Somalia, Yemen, India, and Indonesia long before anyone drew those borders on a map. [link] [comments] |
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I converted to Islam almost a year ago. I have no mentors, teachers, or mosques around me. I need help trying to learn Islam from the beginning.
Where do I start? I'm also teaching myself Arabic.
Can someone type me an outline, easy to understand, that will help me due to a learning disability?
Can anyone help a fella out?
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Taariq
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Asalamalakim, please make dua for my husband's brother who has just passed, and dua for my husband and the rest of the family.
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Salam of Allahu should be greeted instead of just Salam. Ibrahim sallallahu alayhi wa sallama. Sallallahu alaihi wasallama for all the Prophets individually. Read Quran including SuratulBaqarati Madaniyatun (Chapter 2) verses 285...We make no distinction between any of his messengers .
Jazakallahu khairan
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in my masjid which is a pretty small masjid made inside an apartment, the imam has went for umrah so another person is leading the prayer
but when he recites fatiha in last ayah he says ز instead of ﺽ
so I talked to him in person about this and he said, that daad is recited both ways it's correct like AAalayhim wala addalleen and AAalayhim wala azzalleen both are correct
I didn't say much. maybe he didn't really take me seriously.
so now what should I do because the other masjid is a 10 min walk and going there for next 10-15 days is going be very difficult for me because this one is very close to my home and like I got my exams and stuff and going there It's going to take a lot of time
maybe should I just again talk to him and say something like, you said both are correct so why don't just pronounce it ﺽ everyone also pronounce it this way, or something like that. I think if I say again maybe he will just say fine, and he'll do it aleast for me because I'm asking
what should I do?
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Hello, everyone. I made a mistake of booking a trip to another country during Ramadan. I didn't realize the dates coincide with Ramadan. I'll be gone for four days. If I change the booking or cancel the tickets, I'm liable to lose a significant amount of money. I know that I won't be able to fast because I'll be outside, visiting places through out the day. Can I make up for these days after Ramadan? Or would it be considered sinful that I missed these days?
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I gave my exam a few months ago and have my result in a few days. Would really appreciate if anyone could tell me duas specifically for getting good results since I need good grades on this exam. Please remember me in your prayers. JazakAllah khair
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Hello hello, I’m new to it, new to religions, was an atheist for a long time, and I want to ask for your personal opinion as to why you chose Islam over Christianity? Thanks.
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As a recent revert (previous christian) I've come into someone very close to me (a muslim) who had a (to me) controversal opinion that goes against my ethics and moral compass. I'm looking for an Islamic review and scholarly grounding on this issue, because emotions and politics are clouding the conversation.
Scenario:
A person argues that wishing death on someone or a group of people is Islamically allowable as long as they would never take physical action. The justification is that it's "just words" or emotional venting.
This has come up in the context of: * Anger over the genocide in Palestine (which is undeniably horrific)
- Statements like wishing death on Jews collectively or encouraging for death of certain figures.
I want to separate valid grief and anger from what Islam actually permits.
Qur'anic framework (as I understand it)
- Speech is morally accountable
"Not a word does one utter except that with him is an observer prepared [to record]." (Qur'an 50:18)
Words are not spiritually neutral just because they aren't acted upon.
- Hatred does not justify injustice
"Do not let the hatred of a people cause you to be unjust. Be just; that is closer to righteousness." (Qur'an 5:8)
This ayah regulates internal hatred and speech, not just physical acts.
- Collective guilt is rejected
“No soul bears the burden of another.” (Qur’an 6:164)
This directly contradicts wishing death on entire groups based on the actions of some.
- Even in conflict, transgression is forbidden
“Fight in the way of Allah those who fight you, but do not transgress. Indeed, Allah does not love the transgressors.” (Qur’an 2:190)
If even armed conflict has limits, then casual death wishes clearly aren’t morally weightless.
- The heart itself is accountable “He knows the betrayal of the eyes and what the hearts conceal.” (Qur’an 40:19)
Islam does not treat the heart as a free zone where anything is permissible until acted upon.
- Human life is honored by default “We have honored the children of Adam.” (Qur’an 17:70)
This honor is not revoked by nationality, religion, or politics.
Is there any valid Islamic basis (Qur’an, Sunnah, or scholarly consensus) that permits wishing death on individuals or groups solely because no physical action is taken?
From what I can see. Islam distinguishes between anger (human) and transgression (haram) Intentions, speech, and internal states are all morally regulated Wishing death appears to cross from grief into injustice, even if no action follows.
TLDR; Does Islam allow wishing death on people as long as you wouldn’t act? Qur’anic evidence suggests no speech, hatred, and the heart itself are accountable, and collective death wishes violate clear moral limits.
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Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَىٰ swears 11 consecutive times in Surah Ash-Shams (The Sun) to get your absolute full attention on what He is going to say. He begins by swearing:
by the sun and its brightness (وَٱلشَّمْسِ وَضُحَىٰهَا)
and the moon as it follows it (وَٱلْقَمَرِ إِذَا تَلَىٰهَا)
and the day as it unveils it (وَٱلنَّهَارِ إِذَا جَلَّاهَا)
and the night as it conceals it (وَٱلَّيْلِ إِذَا يَغْشَاهَا)
and by the sky and ˹the One˺ Who built it (وَٱلسَّمَاء وَمَا بَنَاهَا)
and by the earth and ˹the One˺ Who spread it (وَٱلْأَرْضِ وَمَا طَحَاهَا)
and by the soul and ˹the One˺ Who fashioned it (وَنَفْسٍ وَمَا سَوَّاهَا)
and inspired it to its wickedness and its righteousness (فَأَلْهَمَهَا فُجُورَهَا وَتَقْوَاهَا)
He then declares:
قَدْ أَفْلَحَ مَن زَكَّاهَا (He has succeeded who purifies his soul)
وَقَدْ خَابَ مَن دَسَّاهَا (And he has failed who corrupts it)
Remember this: every struggle against sin or temptation elevates the soul.
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Im trying to understand how faith survives doubt. If you questioned islam deeply at some point, what arguments, experiences, or realizations helped you resolve those doubts. What didn't help, and what actually made a difference? Im looking for thoughtful, personal answers.
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This is going to be a long post, so thank you to anyone who reads till the end.
Some background first:
I'm a male living in Pakistan with my parents. Although I have a separate room in the basement and they live upstairs, we still interact almost daily. My relationship with them has always been distant, even since childhood. Like many desi parents, they've been extremely overbearing and controlling.
Pretty much every aspect of my life growing up was dictated by their rules, wants, and expectations – what I ate, how I dressed, what I studied, everything. I only started standing up for myself after becoming an adult, and even then, it came with constant backlash, criticism, and emotional blackmail.
One clear example: my parents decided when I was in 7th grade that I should join the armed forces (which are basically royalty here). This had very little to do with what I wanted and everything to do with the benefits they would get – free housing, subsidised vacations, protocol, social status, bragging rights, etc.
I never wanted to join the armed forces, but as a child I was forced to apply to military boarding schools up until 9th grade. Their obsession went so far that they put me on an extreme, near-starvation diet because I was a slightly chubby kid, woke me up early every morning for runs, and enrolled me in a training academy for months after school hours.
I never got in – mainly because it was never something I wanted – but the entire experience completely destroyed my childhood and mental health. I was constantly criticised for being a failure, for being overweight, and for not fulfilling their dreams. To make it worse, they constantly compared me to my younger sister, saying things like, "She'll fulfil our wishes since he can't."
And this is just the tip of the iceberg. Throughout my life, I've been emotionally traumatised for "failing" academically (like getting a C instead of an A* in O-Levels), for my weight (which led to an eating disorder and body dysmorphia), and for never being "good enough," no matter what I achieved. Every accomplishment was met with, "You could've done better."
Whenever I tried to talk to them about how this affected me, they'd shut me down with things like, "We're your parents, we know better," or "We take care of you financially." Because of that, I started working remote jobs in high school to slowly support myself. Even then, I was told what I was doing was "useless" and "not a real skill" (I was freelance writing).
Up until adulthood, I wasn't allowed to go out with friends without permission, start hobbies, or even study what I wanted. Once I became an adult, I grew more rebellious and started doing things unapologetically. My parents tried to regain control through guilt-tripping, but by then I had mentally checked out.
Fast forward to now:
I've graduated from college, am earning a very decent income (alhamdulillāh), and am mostly focusing on myself. My relationship with my parents never really recovered. I don't share my life with them because every conversation either turns into criticism, a lecture, or reopens old trauma.
Recently, I was offered another remote job that requires working night hours (5 P.M. - 2 A.M.). Given how my parents treat me, it's becoming unbearable to live in this house with the constant criticism, emotional manipulation, and being told I'm not the "good son" like other people's kids.
I still get yelled at for coming home after 9 P.M. (even when it's for work), humiliated in front of relatives for not being "obedient," and criticised over the smallest things – my pants being too loose, gaining a bit of weight, or even ordering food to the house.
On top of that, my parents' relationship with each other is extremely toxic. There's constant shouting and fighting over trivial things. I can't focus, can't attend meetings with my mic on, and can't even invite friends over because of how loud and chaotic it gets. Because of all this, I'm seriously considering moving out.
My parents refuse to listen to reason and are guilt-tripping me into staying because I'm the eldest and "it's my responsibility" to look after them, even though I have two younger sisters. For clarity, I've told them I would still financially support them to the best of my ability, stay in touch, and maintain ties – but it's still an immediate no from them.
I know that if I continue living here, I'll completely drain myself mentally. I'm already in therapy for the trauma I've carried since childhood. I also know that if I want to grow in my career and life, I need to move out – but my parents won't allow it without conflict, guilt, or constant criticism.
What I need advice on is the Islamic ruling regarding this. Would I be committing a sin by moving out for my mental health, career, and well-being against my parents' wishes – assuming I still fulfil my obligations by supporting them financially, maintaining ties, and treating them with respect?
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Assalamualaykum.
I've really had some doubts recently. Whenever I pray, whenever I pray sunnah, if I'm debating someone on Islam, anything related to Islam. I always think "Would I do this if I didn't have an ego or am I fulfilling my desire to be seen as a good Muslim." I feel as if I'm not even doing this for Allah but to fulfill my ego. It's really causing me to doubt everything I do and feel as I'm insincere and don't care about deen. If I don't pray sunnah, I'll feel as if I'm a bad Muslim for not praying it. If I do pray Sunnah, I feel like I'm doing it to make myself feel better. Both lack of action and doing the action make me feel as if I'm insincere. I know it's most likely waswasa but I just can't shake this feeling.
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Hey - in case you didn’t know. You can be squeezed whether you were righteous or not.
I can’t find anyone speaking about this topic and those who are speaking about it say that it feels like a “hug” for believers. No place in Hadith does it state that. Also I can’t find any evidence that it’s not severe for Muslims as well.
Why is this not spoken about more? Hasn’t Allah said he would forgive us?
Or will we all die (inevitably) with sins we haven’t asked forgiveness for through our life? Making the squeeze a quick wash for heaven.
Muhammad said if anyone were to be saved from the squeeze it would be Sa'd ibn Mu'adh.
I want to hear your opinions on this.
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So for context : I was raised Christian so I’ve always had a belief in God, but later into my teens started learning more about other religions as I wanted to re-evaluate my religious beliefs and discover my own truth. Now, For a while I have considered myself mostly to align with Buddhist teachings, though still have mostly maintained a belief that god does exist in some way or another.
Now for what actually sparked my curiosity :
for a while I have watched a YouTuber who plays a game I like, who happens to be Muslim. It has always caught my attention how caring and genuine of a person he is, and how important his religion appears to be to him. Through his videos I’ve picked up on some things, particularly relevant to this post for example is how he greets his close friends / family with Assalamualaikum (sorry if I’m not spelling it right)
One day I was on a website which is essentially the same as Omegle (in case anyone doesn’t know, you just go on with a mic and camera and it puts you on a call with a random person also using the website) when I met a man who was Muslim. Upon realizing I decided to greet him with “Assalamualaikum”, to which he responded happily with “Wa-Alaikum-Salaam” and asked if I was also Muslim. I kindly told him no and explained that I don’t know a whole lot about the religion. He then asked if I would say a prayer with him, and naturally I agreed because… well why not lol. He had me repeat some phrases in Arabic (I don’t remember at this point at all what he had me say)
at the end of the prayer, he says “There you are Muslim now.” And I was kinda… not shocked per se, but surprised and a little unsure how to react other than saying “well, thank you sir”. There was more to the conversation but for the sake of the post, that’s the important bit
That encounter has been in my head now for over a year pretty regularly and I decided I wanted to clear up some of my confusion or questions regarding it.
First of all, would anyone be able to guess what the prayer he had me say was? Because I’m very curious but of course I can’t remember as i don’t speak Arabic. Second, is that how it works? I imagine he was doing his part in spreading the word of Allah, but I guess it was just strange to me that he said “you are Muslim now”. (I’m not at all bothered by it, in fact it felt good and welcoming) it’s just I can’t imagine saying a Christian prayer with someone for instance, and then saying “you are Christian now”
A bit of a lengthy post but I appreciate anyone willing to read through and help me clear up some of my confusion. As time passes I have grown a large amount of respect for the religion of Islam and its people, as most who I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing / interacting with have been extremely wonderful people. Much love and I’m excited to see what you have to share
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Sometimes in the chaos of life, we forget how near Allah is not just physically but spiritually emotionally, and in every moment of our existence.
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Please Make Dua for me i am in serious need of Relief, i cannot Stand 1 minute like this anymore i am tired i am so unhappy with my life i threw it all away, i have been in the biggest Financial hardship in my life i lost 325k CAD.. i have no job no car no wife my family does not know, only couple friends and they all ask me when is this hardship going to end i used to be joyful and happy to be around now everyone looks at me confused like how did in 2 years you lose everything and it happens i understand but the first couple of months i was hopeful, first year i was tired but hopeful, now its been 2 years going on to 3 and i have no managed to recover.. i pray 5x a day, i make dhikr, i attend masjid, i pay some charity with what i have, i help others, i continue to smile and not show my situation but the joy is gone, i never travelled i never enjoyed this dunya 1%. I saved every dollar since i was 10 and worked worked worked and now All i have is 200$ to my name and jobless no car nothing. Even if i make 100$ i cant even feel thankful because of how much i lost i am so tired of losing when am i going to finally catch a break?
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As-salamu alaykum everyone, I never really make posts on reddit or anything but I am here today because I want some advice. I don’t really know what is wrong with me lately, I pray everyday all my prayers, I wake up in the morning for Fajr, and I still feel like my faith is weak. There is nothing in my life that is pushing me away from Allah, I genuinely don’t know what is wrong with me. It’s not that my belief is slipping but my feeling that Allah is with me definitely slipping. I don’t know what I am doing wrong. What can I do to feel good in my faith again? Is there any particular surah I should read to remind myself if anyone has any advice at all it is much appreciated.
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Assalamu Alaykum.
Im a revert and have been a Muslim for 8 months now and I JUST started going to the masjid that’s not a Friday lol. I got up early for Fajir prayer here in Chicago and it starts at 5:55am, but when I got to the building it was closed… luckily, I was able to walk back home and do the prayer on time.
So, I decided to go back for the Dhuhr prayer that starts at 11:58am, I left at 11:50am 🫣 thinking I was late (pushed it cuz I stay the street from the masjid) and when I got there, I saw that they had it posted that the prayer time was not till 12:30pm.
Is pillars not an accurate time for prayer or does the Masjids prayer time just starts a little later than what it’s suppose to be??? OR is the masjid time always correct? I’m lost man I need inputs
And I will ask when I go back for clarification.
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I'll just say it because I have no idea how to write it. I'm from India, and I'm doing well Things are stable and work is going well, but even though I can't pinpoint anything in particular, I've felt like something is missing for a while
I've been feeling a pull to Islam lately. It's just a recurring feeling; there was no significant event or impact. I don't really know why this is where my thoughts go, but I feel like I'm searching for some sort of connection
I'm not here to debate, convert, or do any other such thing. I was just curious if anyone had experienced something similar or how you would interpret such a feeling
I appreciate you reading
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All my Google searches are returning questions about going to sleep before.
If I wake up at 5am, this is currently 55 minutes before fajr. It makes no sense to go back to sleep, so can I just pray tahajjud and then fajr 50 minutes later?
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Assalamualaikum all, I am going to be traveling for Umrah end of this month InshaAllah.
I'm traveling alone as a woman (26y) since my family and friends were not able to make the time. I haven't been to Mecca or Medina since I was about 8 or 9 years old, or done Umrah since.
I was wondering if anyone has any good books/videos to recommend to learn to do umrah correctly? And also any tips or procedures I should keep in mind to make the travel smooth. I heard that I have to download an app and book to do certain procedures/ visit certain sections.
JazakAllah Khair in advance.
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I have done a horrible thing recently and I can't move on. I feel like that was it and there's no moving forward. My life has been a series of horrible sins and mistakes. I am tired of living in guilt and live this horrible life that I don't even want.
I even tried ending my life multiple times and I failed miserably. I just don't want to live. I don't even care what life has to offer, and as long as I am alive I will continue making horrible mistakes each new day is always worse than the day before.
I wish I didn't exist, and maybe I will try ending this again.
Pray for my life to end soon before I ruin myself even more.
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Is this strategy to learn the Quran okay?
randomly mastering pages, not a structured strategy for Hifz one by one, but slowly conquering in bits
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Assalamualaikum brothers and sister, Iam looking for the closest best translation of the Holy Qur'an in English, Can someone help me out and provide a link in epub, or atleast name the best translator
Jazakallah khair
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Asalamu alaikum Im a fourteen year old boy and was my first time fasting for ramadan as a baligh (I don’t know the actual name of it) anyways I could ejaculate and had wet dreams so I considered myself a baligh but there were days where i sinned and masturbated during my fast (3 times to be exact) i payed one Alhamdulilah during arafah and I still have two remaining and as we all know ramadan Alhamdulilah is approaching and i am yet to pay them so the question is should i pay them? And if I should how can i pay them without my parents knowing because they won’t allow me to fast outside of Ramadan and even if i did how could i without raising suspicions and also I heard you could pay fidyah, or is the way of making up is fasting again, but hypothetically speaking if I could pay would the money i ask for from my parents be sufficient? Jazkum Allah khair (please don’t delete this bot)
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I only just posted about my sweet mother yesterday and the responses/messages I received were so helpful but I feel as though I still have so many unanswered questions and anger. I realize this is most likely grief consuming me and possibly even Shaytaan.
Why couldn’t Allah allow us to keep my sweet mom until she was old? Why did he seize me from so many opportunities.
Why did he take away everything that makes us human one by one - eating, showering, walking, speaking, breathing. Why did a woman as devout and kind as her deserve to suffer like that. Did she not deserve a graceful death.
Is it possible that she was not meant to die and the she died due to medical negligence? The hospital mistreated her for two weeks thinking she had other conditions and by the time they realized what was wrong, it was too late due to her deterioration. I am just so overwhelmed and honestly suffering so much.
I keep physically speaking to Allah, I’m researching but it’s so hard when you don’t know the religion the way your mom did. When you don’t have that same bond and faith.
Why randomly, would she get this pain, and die two weeks later. My best friends mum died to cancer but she had a chance to fight for 5 months before peacefully passing in her sleep. My other friend’s mum currently is on chemo and will require surgery but is expected to recover.
You did not see how she was tortured physically in that hospital. She only got by because I stayed by her side every single day and because she relied on Allah swt. But for me I have anger that he did this to her, to us. I know it’s wrong, but I needed my mum, we all needed her.
Now I have to spend the rest of my life watching people my age get old with their parents still alive, while my sweet mum is gone. Why would the Allah she loves so much do this to her and to us.
I’m probably going to get punished for these thoughts but I can’t get rid of them :I
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