#islamblr

[pinkpinkmermayyy]

everytime a muslim hijabi girl on instagram gets a ton of hateful islamophobic comments under her reels an angel dies

[jay-wasreblogging]

[send-up-my-heart-to-you]

i’m investigating something

reblog for reach

[rosalinesurvived]

EID MUBARAK!!!!!!!

[coffeebugs]

reblog this I have a question

[lightgriffinsect]

@ all the Muslims/people who grew up Muslim on tumblr

for non-Muslims who think we're freaking weird, you probably know that pigs and pork are taboo and unclean in Islam. While this really just means it's haram to eat, it also means it's prohibited to call someone else a pig/swine/other such derogatory term. Which is 100% justifiable and I get it. Why would you call someone that in any normal situation, that's rude even if you're not Muslim.

Some families would take it even further and insist you shouldn't watch things involving pigs, such as the kids' show Peppa Pig, even if it's totally neutral. In some cultures, even saying the word is considered taboo altogether. imo that's kind of overkill, because in Islam you definitely don't have to like. deny the existence of pigs, although plenty of very reserved families might act as such.

[daughterofruins]

Well..

Ramzan Chand Mubarak everyone

[studzblr]

Save what can be saved: Day 10/48

Hey!

Histology. I've always found histology too detailed and boring, but only after my clinical rotations that I came to realize how important it is. Histology is the basis of medicine.

I didn't finish it yet but hopefully tomorrow? We will see..

[islam-and-u]

wtf y'all are saying anything now

do white women think? Like ever? If not please start soon cause i’m sick of this honestly

[notetaeker]

RAMADAN CHALLENGE 2023

INTRO:

After doing a ramadan challenge for 2 years so far and benefitting immensely from it, I thought I would post some questions this year! Everyone is welcome to join! Please also let me know if u have any suggestions / notice any mistakes ;_; this is my first time hosting a challenge

Just wanted to thank the anon who asked me abt this, and also @tranquilstudy and @caramelcuppaccino. Your challenges really were my main inspiration when I decided to do a challenge ~ thank uuuu and to @nuuralshams who gave me a lot of ideas for questions and was v excited abt it 💕

RULES:

Reblog this post to let me know you're in! (and to have as reference)

Pls use the tag '#RamadanChallenge2023'

I will be rb-ing every post I see in there (unless it's spam bots)

You can do a question per day or batch them together if you like

You can also do some questions out of order if you want (like answering the surah kahf question on a friday)

Feel free to skip any question or just post abt how ur ramadan went that day / what you ate for iftar / anything tbh

You are also welcome to start late (or early! If you want to use some of the questions as a countdown to Ramadan!)

I also included some Ramadan Prep questions + Eid post if you'd like! ( Very optional...)

I will be starting the challenge when I personally start Ramadan but if Ramadan starts a day earlier for you- you can just start then!

I added a bonus day in case Ramadan is 30 days lol but you can skip it if you want if Ramadan is only 29 days

I will try my best to queue your posts but knowing me I might just mass-reblog 🤡

Anyway Allahumma Balighna Ramadan!!! / Ramadan Mubarak !!!! (based on when you're reading this)

Let me know! If you want to be tagged / reminded when we start!

PREP QUESTIONS (Optional):

Prep day 1: One thing you're looking forward to the most this Ramadan Prep day 2: Do you plan on completing the Qur'an and if so, what's your plan? Are you going to start before Ramadan? Prep day 3: List one thing that would help future you get the most out of this Ramadan, and go do it now! (if possible)

RAMADAN QUESTIONS:

Day 1: What are your goals this Ramadan? Possible suggestions: 1 habit to build, 1 habit to break, and one accomplishment you hope to gain!

Day 2: Are you working/going to school during this month? What about in previous years? How does it affect your ramadan? How do you balance the two?

Day 3: What type of worship comes the easiest to you?

Day 4: Ramadan is the month of the qur'an. What is an ayah from the Qur'an that has changed your view of things or impacted you deeply?

Day 5: Share a memory of Ramadan from your childhood or when you first embraced Islam

Day 6: What are some Ramadan traditions you have, and what are some that you'd like to pass on to others?

Day 7: Best iftar item?

Day 8: What is a suhoor necessity to get you through the day?

Day 9: Share a hadith with us that you read today!

Day 10: First 10 days end today! Do you usually pray taraweeh? If you do then is it at home or at the masjid?

Day 11: How was Ramadan during the covid era? Has everything gone back to normal where you are? Anything you miss from back then?

Day 12: Most challenging thing about Ramadan and how do you try to overcome it?

Day 13: Have you ever completed the qur'an? Ever? What abt during Ramadan?

Day 14: Which story from surah kahf hits you hardest?

Day 15: Do you follow any Ramadan lecture series online? Any that you recommend?

Day 16: Best time to read qur'an during Ramadan? What about outside of Ramadan?

Day 17: What does your ideal Ramadan day look like? What about your Ramadan routine this year?

Day 18: the second 10 days is almost over! Have you ever experienced Ramadan burnout? Any tips to overcoming it?

Day 19: Who are you spending Ramadan with? Family? Roommates? Alone? What is 1 good thing about that arrangement?

Day 20: Have you ever done i'tikaf or qiyamul-layl in previous Ramadans? Are you doing any this time?

Day 21: Any feel-good dua acceptance stories to share? It could be your own story, a friend's, or even from a sheikh that you heard

Day 22: What is something you always miss about Ramadan when it's over? / What do you think you might miss this year?

Day 23: Are you making dua for anything specific? (Any dua you want us to make for you?)

Day 24: Share an Eid memory that sticks out to you! What kind of Eid traditions do you have?

Day 25: Who is a sahaba (companion of the prophet ﷺ) that you feel inspired by? Can you share the story that inspires you?

Day 26: Mention your favorite story about the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, or which of his qualities you look up to the most

Day 27: Your Laylatul-Qadr worship routine! Dhikr? Dua? Salah? Tell us!

Day 28: Think over the last month and the Ramadan that you've spent. Is there something you wish you had spent more time on? There's still 1-2 days left! What's your plan?

Day 29: Ramadan is our honorable yearly guest who is now preparing to leave 💔 What are 3 gifts Ramadan is leaving for you as a parting gift until we meet it again (inshallah) next year. It could be habits

Day 30 / BONUS DAY: If you were given an extra day to live, what would you do on that day?

EID: Eid Mubarak! Post a 3x3 or a 3x2 photoset of your eid celebrations! (Optional)

[what-shitfuckery-is-this-ew]

Remember this shit?

NOT ONLY DID THEY FUCKING FORCE A CHILD INTO AN OFFENCE AND INTO EXTREMISM THEY PUSHED THE TRIALS FORWARD UNTIL HE WAS 14 SO THEY COULD TRY HIM

Fleming found the JCTT also deliberately delayed charging Thomas with offences until after he turned 14, as it made it harder for him to use the defence of doli incapax, which refers to the concept that a child is not criminally responsible for their actions.

THEY LITERALLY GOT HIM TO TALK TO ACTUAL MUSLIMS AND LEARN ABOUT ISLAM IN A HEALTHY WAY WHICH WASN'T FUCKED UP EXTREMISM SO IT LOOKED LIKE THEY WERE TRYING TO HELP HIM

AND THEN THEY FUCKING CREATED ONLINE PERSONAS WHO TOLD HIM TO MAKE A BOMB AND BASICALLY GROOMED HIM

ACAB

PIGS ARE HARAM

FUCK THE POLICE

[spale-vosver]

Hey can I ask jumblr and muslimbr a question? Given our shared Levantine origin, what's the preferred term to refer to people who live in a desert region? I've heard "desert dwellers" but that to me doesn't seem extremely polite, and "desert inhabitants" feels a bit too "BBC Nature".

(context: I was explaining to a friend how turbans became associated with Muslims even though they're more traditionally Sikh because traditionally desert cultures wore them for sun protection)

[rosalinesurvived]

When it hits six and you’re waiting for iftar

[voidingintotheshout]

A lot of information in this minute, long video on the current Gaza – Israel war, but the one thing that startled me is that hamas is beheading IDF soldiers taken hostage. In case you didn’t know, Turkey and Israel have mandatory military service (I think it’s for national unity among other reasons). So these idf soldiers that hamas is beheading are just random citizens that are doing their compulsory military service in some cases. 

@fnoantisemitism

[derseprinceoftbd]

I am coming to the realization that I really need to read the Bible in order to understand, like, anything about Western literature, because my surface level [creation>exile>Haggadah>wandering>Sinai>Lot at some point>New Testament (Rashamon)>some weird shit about Nero nobody cares about] understanding isn't really going to cut it.

...where do I get an Audiobook of the Bible? Does such a thing exist for free? I'm looking for the Five Books+Four Gospels minimum.