#Allahuma barek

[mashriqiyyah]

U R COOL ALLAHUMA BAREK I MEAN IT AS U R COOL

Oooh. Okays. Aameen, wa iyyak/i

[stillhere-striving]

such a beautiful recitation of surah Yunus, Allahuma barek

[orientdesert]

allahuma barek 🤲🏻

Being hosted in a Muslim country, Morocco become the first Muslim/African/Arab nation to make it into the Semi-Finals for the first time ever in the World Cup.

Morocco vs Portugal

December 10, 2022

[daughterofmytribe]

I found one vid on his channel and a short. Is that what you mean by two vids? I loved his long vid Allahuma Barek lah seeing izzah in others encourages you to have it too. May Allah be pleased with him.

Yeah, he only has those two, subhanallah. I hope he’s okay, and KSA hasn’t gotten to him yet.

[suhyla]

No question -just a rant if you'll listen! Growing up in the south of the U.S. has made practicing so difficult for no reason. I am now getting back to praying 5 times a day, as (finally), a more independent moved-out adult. Just looking back, there was so many barriers for no reason! My parents are divorced, both remarried, and no one practices or did ever practice for more than a few months at a time. One parent married a convert afterwards. Mental health disorders then affected so many of us. 8 immediate family members and no one is practicing.

My parents didn't want me to face discrimination, or worse, danger being in the south, so I feel like they kept making excuses about everything so me and my siblings would fit in. It is a struggle but still, i wish we embraced who we are. 'You don't have to wear hijab, eating halal food is inconvenient, not all of your friends have to be muslim." "It's okay to make up prayers if you miss them during the day." I think this is true, but I felt like we should be striving to pray at the right times for the benefits. I have only been to a mosque 3x in my life. I have never been friends with another Muslim, ever, and I have no family here.

The American lifestyle of 8 hours a day at school, then going home to work a part time job and do homework, is exhausting, and although it helped me be successful for college, I was so bitter not being able to live how I wanted. Everyone in my family kind of took on this mentality that everyone makes Islam super complicated, and that we can still be muslim living how we want. I think that we should still be able to identify with Islam and our God, but its like everyone just started becoming apathetic.

I think maybe they were frustrated because growing up, they probably faced a lot of things like shame, toxic masculinity, the stress of appearing perfect..so they wanted to distance themselves from that. And they didn't want us to feel controlled. But then they let go of our values!

When it got to college, my mental health was at a devastating low. I chose my college because my siblings went there, they had my major and it is a good school. But i was in depression and didn't have any more thoughts besides that.

My college is gigantic, and to get to classes freshman year, I walked 20 minutes back and forth, and just did homework all day, hung out with friends. Still never met another Muslim.

Now I'm further into college, and although this quarantine is obviously very difficult for everyone, I finally received therapy and have been praying, mainly because I am home a lot and i can. Out of all the people in my life, my therapist, who doesn't even understand the religion and culture at all, said the words that motivated me to actually do something, and have control over my choices.

My bad for the long rant. It is probably pretty confusing but I could talk about this all day.. Please make dua for me to make the lifestyle changes, or move, or something so that I can finally practice the way I want. My choice now has really been stay at home for a majority of the day. So stupid.

Salam sister -

First of all I just want to thank you for sending this in. Hearing about what you've struggled with (and will inshaAllah soon overcome!) has been so inspiring and I want you to know that I'm so so proud of you.

SubhanAllah, I cannot imagine how much Allah must love you, for you to experience this time and time again, and choose to put your relationship with Him at the forefront of your mind regardless of what everyone around you is doing. It's so awesome.

I've seen so many families here try to justify not practicing Islam (and the range in what that looks like is really scary) because it's America, but wallahi people don't understand how short our lives here are. Your soul will live on long after your body ceases to exist, what will we say when they are summoned before Allah and made to answer? What will we say? Allah is the one who created America, its people and customs, and part of this lifestyle is a trial. Are we okay with failing that trial?

And I wanted to tell you - though I may not have gone through exactly the same thing, I see it happening all the time and know this could have easily been me - if Allah hadn't put inside me the desire to know Him and do better and change my environment. This isn't the end of the road. It helps so much to have a friend to talk to, so if you'd like to connect just send me a message inshaAllah (and this applies to anyone else who feels like they have no Muslim friends as well).

Again, I am so so proud of you and i believe in what you're capable of. I know that Allah loves you, because look how much you're striving to build your relationship with Him! MashaAllah, I ask Allah to protect you always, and allow you to make the changes you need to take control of your life.

You got this sis ❤

[modestybae]

I just met this 9 year old kid in the masjid. He was wearing a thob, and he kept lowering his gaze and wouldn't shake my hand 😭❤ Absolutely adorable.

[waytoloveagain]

Morocco have won our hearts, allahuma barek. 

morocco v spain | 6.12.22

[kaalikajol]

DUA's

•WHEN WANTING RELEIF

La illaha illiah anta subanika imi kumtum minalh zalimin

•BEFORE GOING TO SLEEP

Allhumma bismika ahya wa amut

•AFTER WAKING UP

Alhumdu lillahi al ladhi ahyana ba da ma amatana wa ilahi an nushur

•100x FOR FORGIVENESS

Suban Allah wa bihamdi

•FOR FORGIVENESS

Astaghfirullahal Adzim Alladzi La Ilahailla Huwal Hayyul Qayyum Wa Atubu Ilahi

•READ BEFORE TEST

Allahuma inni asaluka fama annbiyunina wa hifdh al mursaleen al maqarrabeen

•IN TROUBLE

Hasbon allahu wanemal wakil

•FOR FAMILY

Ya halla mushkalat

•WHEN YOU HAVE NOTHING LEFT BUT ALLAH

Rabbi inni Lima anzalta illaaya min khairen faqeee

•BEFORE LEAVING THE HOUSE

Bismillahe tawakkaltu ala allahe wa la hawla wa la quwata illa billah

•TO MAKE SURE THE FIRE OF HELL WON'T TOUCH YOU

Allahumma ajrini minan naar 7x

•OVERWHELMED

Rabbi inni maghlubun fantasir

•REMOVE WORRIES

to remove worries, recite any 100 verses of the holy Quran and at the end recite 3 times

ALLAAHUMMAD - FA 'A'NNIL BALAA - A

•TO PREVENT EVIL EYE

Allahumma Barek Lahu (MALE)

Allahumma Barek Laha (FEMALE)

Allahumma Barek Feeha (OBJECT)

•Dua for protection:

Bismillaahi alladhee Laa yahdurr ma`ismihi shay’un fi al-ardi walaa fi as-samaa’i wa huwa as-samee`u al-`aleem.

(In the name of Allah; with His name, nothing whatsoever on earth or heaven can inflict any harm; He is the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing.)

•DUA FOR LAILATUL QADR

Allahumma innaka ‘affuwwun tuhibbul ‘afwa fa’fu ‘anni

•DUA FOR PAIN

A’oodhu Billaahi wa qudratihi min sharri ma ajid wa uhaadhir

Video links:

- The questioning on the day of judgement: https://www.facebook.com/MuslimSpeakers/videos/2292114477694601/

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[fully-random-blog]

First time to see her was in her wedding yesterday. She looked so beautiful -Allahuma barek- that I couldn't hold back my tears.

من هايلايتس السنة دي إني حضرت فرحها، ولوحدي. وإنها حبت تقولي عشان اشاركها فرحتها، وده عندي حاجة كبيرة وشعور لطيف بيملى قلبي كل ما افتكره اكيد هبتسم.♥

[mvnadiaries]

your pf 🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎 allahuma barek love

Thank you my love <3333

[m1d9]

You're so beautiful. Have a nice day

Oh honey look at you allahuma barek💕 you too sweetness 🌷

[fads-caamudi]

Allahuma barek laha

[faramosh]

I came to see who my wife @your-delicate-Persian-girl was cheatin on me with and now I know why 😍😍😍 dear wife I forgive you I wouldn't be able to resist this beauty either! Mashallah a hundred times sis😍😍💗💗 I love your poetry so much and you're such a queen Allahuma barek😍😍

awhhh hahaha how cute are you!❤️ mA you are the pretty one girl!💕 you're both the cutest my fav new mutuals😘😘

[sh0m4li]

ALLAHUMA BAREK😍😍😍

[suhyla]

Shaykh Mohammad Elshinawy released a book with his & Rania Abuisnaineh’s tadabbur on Surah Yusuf!

[modestybae]

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Share a story that makes you smile:5 years ago, a relative I know became widowed. They didn’t have kids, and he was literally everything to her. Her world revolved around him. To say that she was devastated is an understatement. She mourned him for an entire year, and avoided all human contact. 4 years forward, she became a hafiz (memorized the Qur'an), learned different recitations, started teaching Qur'an for kids, studied Islamic studies Allahuma barek. Her story proves to me that truly after every hardship comes easy SubhanAllah; it never fails to make me smile.