#MUSLIM

[safije]

Ramadan in Gaza 2025

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for my fellow muslims again!

let's pray for a pleasant and consistent ramadan this year together! ramadan mubarak! 💗💗

[his-vibez]

Have you ever wondered why we're happy in Ramadan

Because we do exactly what we were created to do..

[everyday-quote]

It’s not allowed for anyone to lose hope in Allah’s Mercy, even if his sins are very great.

Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimullah)

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[anaseshaafi]

إنَّ الله إذا شاءَ أمرًا كان، ولو عَارضه كُلُّ من في الأرض أجمع، ولو عُدِمت أسبابه، ولو وقف كُلُّ شيءٍ في طريقه، إذا شاء الله أمرًا فلا مردّ له.

Indeed, if Allah wills something, it will happen—even if everyone on earth opposes it, even if its causes are absent, and even if everything stands in its way. When Allah decrees a matter, there is no turning it back.

‏"وإن يُرِدك بخيرٍ فلا رادَّ لفضلِه"

“And if He intends good for you, there is no one to repel His bounty.”

[9amartt]

The Qur’an is to be acted upon!

When you read the Quran and come across “O you who have believed”, do you think that those who have believed are living on Mars? No, Allah is addressing you! You are among those who believe. And when you come across “O mankind”, do you think mankind is living on Saturn? Pay attention—you are part of mankind.

When commands and prohibitions appear in the Quran, they are not just directed at Abu Bakr and Umar رضي الله عنهم. They are directed at you. These commands and prohibitions are meant specifically for you. The Quran does not only address the Muslim community as a whole—it addresses each and every individual Muslim personally. Every single person is being addressed directly by the Quran.

So when you read these verses, understand that they are messages from Allah to you. Read them as if a servant is reading the commands of his master with purpose and intent. Imagine a slave whose master sends him written instructions—commands and prohibitions in a letter. The worker receives this letter, kisses it, places it on his head, perfumes it and puts it on a shelf. But that’s all he does. He doesn’t follow the instructions.

Now, if the master later asks him, “What did you do with my message?”, and the worker replies, “I received it, kissed it, perfumed  it, placed it on the shelf, and every day I take it down, kiss it again, read it, and put it back.”—what will the master do? He will hit him! He will say, “Did I send this letter just for you to honor it, open and close it, and place it on a shelf? Or did I send it for you to act upon it?”

Likewise, the Quran is not just meant to be recited and admired—it is meant to be followed. That is why the Prophet ﷺ said, “The Quran is either a proof for you or against you.”

So if you read “O you who have believed”, but then act like those who disbelieve, how will you answer Allah when you meet Him? Allah will surely question you about what you recited.

-Shaykh Muhammad Bin Abd-Al Hameed  Bin Abdullah Al Zubaydi

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[estheticdeen]

For every gaze you lowered, every aching knee in sujood, every scar you bore in the war against your self and Shaytan, you will be repaid. A body broken in worship, and now, another body made. Ageless beauty, a perfect form- O believer, you've been reborn!

- unknown

[tasneem-writes]

We often think that greatness lies in grand gestures of ibadah— praying all night, memorising volumes of knowledge, or giving away fortunes in charity. But the path to Jannah is also paved with small, consistent deeds.

A sincere 'subhanallah' in a quiet moment. A hidden act of kindness. A smile that brightens someone's day. The Prophet ﷺ said, "The most beloved deeds to Allah are those that are consistent even if they are small."

[his-vibez]

May Allah turn all your ‘InshaAllahs’ into ‘Alhamdulillahs’

in the most beautiful way—sooner than you ever expected