aysha

what are you? a chaos

[ayeshaha]

Oh you who have abandoned prayer. what coldness did you find from god that made you flee from meeting him?

[aachanel]

[ayeshaha]

Salat-ul-Tasbih is one of the many beautiful gifts passed on by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to his Ummah. Not only does it serve as a means of seeking forgiveness for our sins, but it also helps us build a deeper and more personal connection with Allah.

This special Nafl prayer carries immense spiritual reward and is distinguished by the repeated recitation of the Tasbih: “Subhanallahi wal hamdulillahi wa la ilaha illallahu wallahu akbar” — Glory be to Allah, all praise belongs to Allah, there is no god but Allah, and Allah is the Greatest.

Unlike the five daily prayers, Salat-ul-Tasbih consists of four Rak‘ahs, during which this Tasbih is recited a total of 300 times, 75 times in each Rak‘ah — spread throughout the different postures of the prayer.

A beautiful reminder that Allah has given us countless doors to return to Him, seek His forgiveness, and strengthen the bond between our hearts and our Creator.

[4cana]

[ayeshaha]

Nobody knows what is hidden behind the door of destiny (taqdir).

[ayeshaha]

On my shoulders, there are sins I’ve never committed.

There is hypocrisy in my words, there is love in my sorrows.

Does she see? Maybe my truths were also wrong.

I questioned your love.

Paths were closed, i didn’t try anymore.

I killed my flower, couldn’t keep it alive.

[ayeshaha]

I'll never hate you, be the happiest you can be, be healthy, and pls love yourself. I'll never forget the memories we shared.I'll always be happy for you and always pray the best for you.

[hndz]

[locomotivs]

[locomotivs]

What a privilege it is to return to God again and again

[theone1n]

[storm-of-feathers]

tumblr is great bc its like a diary where I can take other peoples diary entries and glue them into my own diary

[ayeshaha]

Jihād al-Nafs

In today’s modern world, the hardest battle is not fought on the battlefield, it is fought within, against your own nafs.

[strangerindunya-403]

Undoubtedly, we can say that Jihād al-Nafs is important and that every Muslim should strive to control his desires and discipline his soul.

However, the form of jihād that is rarely spoken about from the pulpits of our masājid is Jihād bis-Sayf (the jihad of the sword). Ironically, this was among the most prominent forms of jihād practiced by the Prophets and the Ṣaḥābah. As for the claim that Jihād al-Nafs is the “greater jihād,” this is based on a fabricated narration and is not an authentic hadith from the Prophet ﷺ.

Today, many are afraid to speak about fighting for the sake of Allah, yet it was something that occupied much of the lives of the Ṣaḥābah. Some spent years engaged in it and did not perform Hajj or ’Umrah during that time because they were occupied with defending and spreading Islam.

Can most Muslims today honestly say they know, or knew, someone from their family who fought for the sake of Islam and the Muslims? We shy away from this topic out of fear of being labeled radicals or extremists. Yet Christians openly speak of their crusading history, while many Muslims have become hesitant to even mention the word “jihād.”

[ayeshaha]

You can win only with God. There is no other way.

[champagnexowishes]

[nuttybarzz]

Let me know all of you

[purifythem]

Living moderately and choosing the middle is an islamic view, but what’s the “middle”? many chill with sins and call it “you gotta balance deen and dunya”. A balance is definitely the way to go, too much dunya you’ll get lost, too much deen you’ll exhaust yourself, but being at peace with sins is definitely not balanced, enjoying the pure things of dunya Allah made permissible for us and worship as best as you can in a maintainable way is the balance, you shouldn’t be at peace with a sin even if you’re stuck with it.