#quran 30 for 30

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Yaqeen Ramadan Reflections: Day 5

The Other Side

How do you become someone who is honored enough to see the Prophet Muhammad Peace be upon him in your dreams?

Time to be honest, I struggle with understanding the reasoning behind loving the Prophet as much as he should be loved. Don't get me wrong, I do love him, it's just that the order comes to love Allah and His prophet. Love for Allah comes much easier. You can think of all the blessings you have, how He has taken care of you before, how He's always there and you can make duaa and even just complain about your troubles to Him freely. Then for the prophet, it's often mentioned that this is regarding how this religion spread because of him and his sacrifice and how hard he worked for it. It just takes more focus from my side in order to feel this in my heart and remember it.

I think I should study more seerah to be able to feel closer to him peace be upon him.

Quran 30 for 30

Going back to yesterday's reflection about forgiveness regarding the archers that left the mountain of Uhud, if I truly visualize the day, fully, I cannot imagine forgiveness being in their future, not from the Prophet and not from Allah. But Allah did forgive them and forgave the ones who failed to join the prophet during another Ghazwa. So one should ask for forgiveness with faith that Allah will forgive. I suppose what I feel more is shame. Even if I was to assume I was forgiven for some specific sins, and I cannot make that assumption, I would still feel shame for having done it. That I will meet Allah and I did what I did. It sometimes makes me feel like I cannot raise my face up during duaa. but Afw is like the sin never happened, so may Allah grant us Afw.

Not another blessing, not a physical feature, not a personality trait, not love, not a job, not money, Not a single thing that you should wish was yours when it belongs to someone else. Subhan Allah it really takes effort to recall your own blessings, but so easy to recall the blessings of others. Then it becomes easy to recall your hardships, but not the hardships of others, and some of those hardships can even be invisible to you. إن الإنسان لظلوم كفار

Every step of the way, you are being watched over and taken care of. Every hardship is earsing sins or granting good deeds. Every time someone was unfair, or unjust, Allah knew. And Allah does not let something happen without His Hikmah. You are not alone here.

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The #Quran Surah al-Baqarah (2:286)

لَا يُكَلِّفُ اللَّهُ نَفْسًا إِلَّا وُسْعَهَا ۚ

Allah does not burden a soul beyond that it can bear.

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Ramadan Mubarak guys! May Allah give life to the dead, grant sight to the blind and bring light to darkness during this Blessed month of the Qur'an. Glad tidings to us and to you all, for the spirits and hearts of the slaves are cleaned and illuminated by the Best of Purifiers. O how Perfect and Merciful the Incomparable is!

Moon of the 1st night of Ramadan:

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Day #1

30 Days Ramadhan Challenge

What are you most grateful for today?

Maybe about... "I'm still alive."

Sekian banyak ramadhan yang telah aku lewati dan Dia masih mengizinkan aku untuk menemuinya lagi. Barangkali banyak kata "mohon ampun," yang belum aku ucapkan, sebab itu Dia ingin aku maksimal dalam membenahi diri.

Aku sangat merindukan bulan suci ini, dan segala khidmat ibadah di dalamnya. Tidak sedikit kegiatan rutinan yang tidak bisa aku ulang sekarang, sebab menjadi Ibu adalah profesi yang paling sibuk sedunia. Aku bahkan tidak sempat mengurus diriku sendiri. Tetapi yang jelas, aku bersyukur berada di posisi ini. Semoga hari ini lebih baik dari hari kemarin, dan esok lebih baik dari hari ini.

Jangan lupa untuk memperbanyak membaca al-Qur'an di bulan suci Ramadhan karena selain pahalanya berlipat ganda, hati dapat menjadi tenang.

اقْرَءُوا الْقُرْآنَ فَإِنَّهُ يَأْتِى يَوْمَ الْقِيَامَةِ شَفِيعًا لأَصْحَابِهِ

"Rajinlah membaca al-Quran, karena dia akan menjadi syafaat bagi penghafalnya di hari kiamat.” [HR. Muslim]

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learning abt how deeply woven the Quran and muslims are in the fabric of american history….

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Day 2

Disclaimer: I am not a scholar or a professional who studies religion. The points I am giving are just some snippets from the Quran which I found interesting. If you want to know more about the context, I'd suggest you to read the Quran—or maybe the tafsir (explanation) in your native language.

Juz' 2

• Further explanation about history of the qibla (direction towards Kaaba in Mecca, which is used by Muslims as the directiom of prayer for the salah).

• Allah tests and tries His servants.

• Sa'i (ritual of walking back and forth seven times between  two small hills of Safa and Marwa).

• The order to eat halal things and explanation of what is prohibited and what is not.

• The order to practice qisas ("eye for an eye") and wasiat (a will before death).

• The order to practice fasting during Ramadan.

• The command to fight those who fight muslims. This is said to probably be the most misquoted verse from the Quran.

• Command to complete Hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca) and Umrah.

• Prohibition of khamr (alcoholic drink) and gambling.

• Charity and who has the rights to receive it.

• Prohibition of sexual intercourse with menstruating women.

• About divorce.

• Command that prayer should be performed properly and on time.

• Story of Prophet Shammil (Samuel) and Israelites and King Talut (Saul), and how Prophet Dawud (David) killed Jalut (Goliath).

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Understanding the Structure of Juz 30 in the Quran

When exploring the Quran, many find themselves curious about its divisions and organization. One common question that arises is how many surahs are in Juz 30. This section, also known as "Juz Amma," consists of 37 surahs, making it a vital part of the Quran.

Juz 30 is significant not only for its quantity but also for the content of the surahs it includes. These surahs cover various themes, including guidance, moral lessons, and reminders of the Day of Judgment. Some of the more well-known surahs in this section include Surah Al-Naba (The Tidings), Surah Al-Mulk (The Sovereignty), and Surah An-Nas (The Mankind). Each surah contributes to the overall message of the Quran and serves as a source of inspiration and reflection.

For those looking to deepen their understanding of the Quran, Juz 30 can serve as an excellent starting point. Its shorter surahs are easier to memorize and recite, making them accessible to both new learners and seasoned readers.

If you're interested in learning more about the Quran, consider visiting Riwaq Al Quran. This website offers a range of resources to help individuals study the Quran effectively, providing tools and guidance to enhance your learning experience.

In summary, there are 37 surahs in Juz 30, each packed with valuable lessons and insights. Exploring these surahs can lead to a deeper appreciation of the Quran and its teachings.

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MY BEST FRIEND AND YOUR BEST FRIEND IS SITTIN BY THE FIRE: your best friend and my best friend told your best friend 'im gonna set the flag on fire'

EY NOW

EY NOW

EY NOW

EY NOW

BODIES BODIES BODIES

ITS LIKE A GAYER VERSION OF THAT ON SAM LEVINSON TV SHOW WITH LILY ROSE DEPP

NOW LETGIDISHITON

YOU BEEN BLOCKED BY LEE PACE BROTHERS. I GET YOU

YOU GOT IN THE LEE CORP ISSUES. I GOT YOU

YOU WANNA BE LEEPACE INDUSTRIES. I KNOW YOU

KING OF ASTAGHFIRULLAH, FUCK YOU

Metaphysics: Brother, there is nothing i can do about your mother telling you you're such a good boy to halal is haram now from your Ustad's recent lecture about the LGBTQIA and you're like 'i wasn't gay, the 'admiration' kicked in too badly that i forgot to breathe' an u instantly related to what i said above, so below.

YOU RELATE TO THE LYRICS, NOW THAT IS HARAM

Epistemology: you're that good at 'being bad' in the schools of the world after you (acted like the world just died in the 80's) and you're the worlds most heartbroken student in the yearly history of 'i should have done that' and now 'music is now halal in the sheets but haram in the streets' logic kicks in when you understand that sex is also haram too an you wonder about your Ustad's Spotify playlist being all just Qur'anic logic but 'make sense' is just what you think your hypocrisy can never relate to by making you delete your own 'internet history' because 'haram logic' is you looking an now Lee Pace cannot save you from dajjal logic which is 'fuck around and find out' energy being in pretty much.. existence

HOW AND WHY PEOPLE LIKE YOU VS. MASJID LOGIC BACKFIRING YOU IN REAL LIFE

Ethics: you don't think of anything else before or after 'leepace' biology only after you get told for the same thing in or out of life that makes you feel like 'gay is halal' but you get like a disturbing sequence with 'that one heartbroken relative' that tells you in your native tongue 'leepace is not your boyfriend, SHUT THE FUCK UP' and the words 'not' and 'SHUT THE FUCK UP' stands out so much that you remember why you cried to think then where you would have wanted to live but alhamdulilah physics carried you to armour that mans sequence in your dreams (like you got told off by Lee Pace for believing his s/o is actually the reason why you got told off, but your 'relative of interest' speaks for the ways of his life (they're pretty much like him) that you knew you were never going to 'hurt him' but cause heartbreak (nazar) to the luckiest woman in the world that you believed her by pathway intuition (whatever she says in your head by heart is you) but you knew why your Ustad is a leepace to you by memory (core sequence to a womans haya ('modesty' in arabic) that makes you believe in a world for a good wife to value you (usually a man gets heartbroken over that 'thought' of him being with someone else to continue)

USTAD'S PERSONAL LIFE IS JUST YOUR SOCIAL HARAMI'S RN

Nature of humans: Like literally you don't know your Ustad an it shows, so you're there thinking of the 'opposite of life' and you're caught up in a cross fire between 'your actual friends' and the social DJ's u think ur Ustad has (ur anxious an u know it but u think the 'worst of the worst case scenario' is having a bunch of harami's telling you to lose yourself in drinkingdrugsex that you hate your mom for 'being right' when 'being married' is how you get it your way but you hate being yourself for it,) eventually you don't want to be 'that friend' cuz that is how you find yourself in that TV show that you hate too much that you relate to the 'former life of someone else' being you (you feel good) but you know that your Ustad's private life is like that but you see a LeePace in everything you do (you had a crush on him but you convince yourself that it's normal) an u like to lose yourself in 'learning' than avoiding the latter (shit talking about 'that former friend' to someone else) so you try an relate to the other 'niggas' like the Cillian Murphy fandom being that guy for everybody to look up to an u know the acc runner (Ustad in question) is like 5 an u instantly believe him for it an u hate proving yourself that you're the brother that got blocked by Lee Pace on Instagram was out of pure hate than purpose cuz the acc runner is actually in good links to his family by route of the religion itself than you shit talking 'that rich fucker' than procrastinating over the obvious (too much to say that leepace is just a drink he pours than you being water to your wife in 'the other worlds' you believed in yourself to be)

UR BEGGING WILL SMITH TO LIVE IN YOUR HOME RENT FREE (SOME FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR VIRGIN TV GUIDE)

Human problems: so thats why you forget the speak all the time, so you know about my acc (Ustad) talks so heavily rough about a SelenaGomez that you forget that Will Smith runs the joint. Like the man ain't playing with his heroes (he has none) but tell me how and why you're not even a Will Smith fan if he ain't talking openly about the truth to see SelenaGomez fall off and thats how you know she never seen TFPOBA full time somewhere in her childhood (1992 born)

WHO U USTAD, NOW (Dad got a heavy man-crush on him that you LITERALLY SEE IT -angry at u for not existing-)

Answer to human problems: if a brother is known. he'll talk about it.

DADS GOT A NEW MAN CRUSH (COLLECTIVE GOALS) AN NOW ITS END TIMES TO KIDS BORN 1993-2005, LIKE WHATEVER 'HE' DOES GOES (DADDY GOT A NEW BEST *PUPPY MODE*)

History: ur dad now has a dream but the widdl gorl pigs (besfren) guides them (tarot users going rogue)

'EVERYTHING THEY DO, THEY DO FOR ALLAH' QUOTATION IS ON THE FOOD THEY WANNA CRTL ALT DELETE ON ADVERTISING, LIKE IF THEIR FAVE FOODS SHOW UP, THEN THEY WON ALLAH-BE-MY-FRIEND FOR FREE ON THEIR DAUGHTERS ROLE LOGIC (THE DADS @ THE MASJID HAD A BET ON WHO GETS 'HIM')

Death: ur life shit, huh? thats why

MY USTAD IS NOW A DAJJAL I FUCKED A SHIT HOLE NOW (UR MOM IS NOW A QUOTATION 'PIG WITH NO EARS' THAT BAD AT LIVING THAT AJ IS NOW SOMEBODY'S SEXY WIFE THAT NIGHT)

View of religion: ur mom is not allowed to make you do it but you hate it being here, so what happened in the first sequence of looking at your dad for help and think 'leepace is good for *slapped*' logic, u got no frens hun, ur broke, alone, an u on ya phone, thats u now. dajjali

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Tadarus Alquran Di Bulan Ramadhan 2024

Keutamaan Hari ke-24 puasa Ramadhan Orang yang berpuasa pada hari itu akan mendapat pahala seribu orang yang sakit.

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Yaqeen Ramadan Reflections: Day 4

The Other Side

In this episode, Ameer, the young man from Gaza, experienced a beautiful dream even in the middle of such hardship. How do you think dreams could help you when you are going through difficult times?

Not gonna lie, most of the time my dreams are absolute nonsense or a replay of events of the day. I do have trouble sleeping and low quality sleep often though. I hadn't paid much attention to my dreams most of the time except when they are upsetting, alhamdulliah that is not often. One time, I checked up on certain people because I saw great distress for them in a dream. Another time, I woke up in a fright because my dream showed me something I desire that I knew shouldn't be in my heart at all. E

Quran 30 for 30

This reminder especially matters to me when I consider doing things that may be (according to my own estimates) outside of my "skill" range. When, for example, I might think "oh I'm not a great conversationalist, so I won't make friends easily in a new office" but hearts are in the Lord's hands. And He can send you someone you vibe more easily with. Same with any other relationships, jobs, grades, and so on.

الإنابة

To return to Allah often.

This was my favourite portion of today's episode. Ust. Lobna Mulla is phenomenal when it comes to speaking about relationships and their effect. I also believe this is a depserately ignored part of the religion, gentlness. People often jump to "my right, their right" when handling conflicts in relationships with no regard to how others feel. This ignores the concept of Ihsan, excellence in character, to give to others even more than what those rights dictates. And as someone said before, though I do not recall who did, once you go back to the list of right and duties of each person, then that means there's conflict. You won't go to this list when the relationship is being led with love and mercy. A hadith I heard before prohibits people from aiding the shaytan against their brethren, being harsh with someone who has sinned or is going through difficulty is aiding the shaytan against them. To alienate them in a moment of weakness is a disservice and an injustice. They even mentioned the Prophet's peace be upon him response to the 40 archers who abandoned the mountain at Uhud and, by extension, caused the death of his beloved uncle, AlAbbas. I wanna read up about that.

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The #Quran (Surah al-Ankabut (29:69))

وَالَّذِينَ جَاهَدُوا فِينَا لَنَهْدِيَنَّهُمْ سُبُلَنَا ۚ

And those who strive for Us – We will surely guide them to Our ways.

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034 Saba with english translation | Al Quran with English translation | ...

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Beautiful Quran recitation sura Ha-Mim-As-Sajdah। (Ayat:-30)। সূরা হা-মীম সেজদাহ্ سورة فصلت‎‎ #Quran

Quran recitation sura Ha-Mim-As-Sajdah।

(Ayat:-30)।

সূরা হা-মীম সেজদাহ্ سورة فصلت‎‎

#Quran #islamic #Beautiful_Quran_Recitation #Al_Quran

#Surah #qurantilawat #القرآن_الكري #قرآن

#عمن

সূরাঃ হামীম-আস-সাজদাহ আয়াত:-৩০।

#Surah #কোরআন #video #tilawatilquran#تلاوت_قرآن #QuranRecitationReallyBeautifulAmazing #surahnaziyat #Quran #tilawatilquran #qarialiabdulsalam #amazingvoices #quranmajeed #RecitationQuran #recitationofquran #recitation

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Reading Quran Translation

So the first 30-day challenge that I'm doing for the next 30 days is reading the Quran translation.

A bit of my background: I was born in a Muslim family and in a Muslim-majority society. Growing up we, as muslims, were encouraged to read the whole Quran in its original language. We do learn some verses with the translation and interpretation, but only some, here and there. Reading the Quran in its original (Arabic) language is often considered more important and rewarding.

But this Ramadan I want to dedicate myself to read the whole translation. Perhaps it can help me build a deeper connection with the Quran. Each day I'm gonna post some points that I think might be interesting as snippets of what I read. The Quran consists of 30 Juz and I'm planning to read 1 Juz' each day. Hopefully I could give you an update everyday.

I am using a Quran with translation to Indonesian, because it is my native language, but I'll try my best to write the next posts in English.

Anyways, Ramadan Mubarak to all Muslims who are going through this holy month. I hope you're in a good health to get the most out of this Ramadan.