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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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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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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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Seems like as an adult the only way to socialize is to go out to clubs or similar. I feel like my hijab prevents me from meeting people I share interests and socioeconomic backgrounds with. I can't believe hijab has been harder on me in muslim countries as opposed to non muslim countries. I know this is the result of newly entering adulthood post grad, as well as moving coubtries often. But whenever I try to make efforts to change my social situation as I was used to doing in college, I feel like in the cpuntries I'm now frequenting, my hijab excludes me from the social circles I get along with/grew up around most.

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Mujammi' bin Jariyah Al-Ansari (R.) said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) saying: "Ibn Maryam will kill the Dajjal at the gate of Ludd."

[Jame At-Tirmidhi, Hadith 2247]

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عن مُجَمِّعَ بْنَ جَارِيَةَ الأَنْصَارِيَّ يَقُولُ سَمِعْتُ رَسُولَ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم يَقُولُ ‏"‏ يَقْتُلُ ابْنُ مَرْيَمَ الدَّجَّالَ بِبَابِ لُدٍّ ‏"‏ ‏.‏

[جامع الترمذي ، رقم الحديث ٢٢٤٧]

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