I got triggered today. It sucked. It always sucks. And now i want to sleep and that’s all i’m thinking about.
Life is fucking weird.
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I got triggered today. It sucked. It always sucks. And now i want to sleep and that’s all i’m thinking about.
Life is fucking weird.
The problem is me, right?
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30 Common Mistakes During Ramadhan
Bismillah Wasalaatu wasalaam A'la Rasoolillah. Ama Ba'ad
The list was taken from Sheikh Ahmad’s Fiqh of Ramadhan class.
1) Focusing on food
Focusing on food to the extent that people begin to worry about eating more then actually fasting. This also goes along with spending tons of money on Iftaars even though a person does not need to eat that much food.
2) Making Suhr way before Fajr
Some people eat Suhr a few hours after Taraweeh or Isha Salah, this is wrong. It should be eaten closer to the time of Fajr.
3) People don’t make Niyyah (intentions) to fast for Ramadhan
This is something in the heart and does not need to be verbal. Also it only needs to be done once, at the beginning of Ramadhan and not every single day.
4) If you find out late that Ramadhan started
You should stop eating and fast for that day, making that day up after Ramadhan/Eid ends.
5) Many people don’t think you pray Taraweeh on the first night of Ramadhan (such as tonight)
They believe you pray it after the first day you actually fast. They forget that the Islamic calender runs on the moon, maghrib is the start of the new day.
6) Many people believe if you eat or drink on accident this breaks your fast
This is false, if you do this on accident then you continue fasting and do not need to make up the day.
7) Some people take the opinion that if they see someone eating or drinking they should not remind the person that he/she is fasting
According to Sheikh Bin Baz (ra), this is incorrect and it is an order from Allah for us to ordain the good and forbid the evil. Thus we tell the person, because we are forbidding the evil this way.
8) Many sisters believe they cannot use Hennah while fasting
This is incorrect, they are allowed to use it during Ramadhan.
9) Some people believe when you are cooking you cannot taste the food to see if it has the right spices/flavors
This is false, and allowed in Islam as long as the person cooking is not eating the food. Rather they can taste it to see if it needs salt, or more spices.
10) Many people think you cannot use a Miswak or toothbrush during Ramadhan
This is false, for the Prophet(saw) used to use a miswak during Ramadhan. Also you CAN use toothpaste; the reasoning by the scholars is that the Miswak has flavor, thus toothpaste is okay to use (if you are not eating it).
11) Some people make the Fajr Adhan early
They do this so people will stop eating before Fajr and not invalidate their fast. This is wrong and something we should not do.
12) Some people make the Maghrib Adhan late
They do this so people will start eating late, just incase Maghrib has not come in yet. This too is wrong and we should not do this.
13) Many many people believe you cannot have intercourse with your spouse during the whole month of Ramadhan.
This is false, you cannot do this only during the times when you are fasting. Between Maghrib and Fajr it is permissable to do.
14) Many women believe that if their period has just ended and they did not make ghusl, they cannot fast that day
(considering their period ended at night, and they went to bed without Ghusl, waking up without having a chance to make it). This is incorrect, if a women has not made Ghusl she can still fast.
15) Many men believe that if he has had intercourse with his wife and did not make ghusl (similar to the above) then he cannot fast the next morning.
This is also incorrect, for he can fast even if he has not made Ghusl.
16) Some people pray Dhur and Asr prayers together during Ramadhan. (mainly in Arab countries)
This is incorrect and should be avoided.
17) Some people believe you cannot eat until the Muadthin is done calling the Maghrib Adthan.
This is incorrect, as soon as he starts a person can break their fast.
18) Many people don’t take advantage of making dua before they break their fast.
This is one of the three times when Allah accepts a person dua.
19) Many people make the mistake of spending the later part of Ramadhan prepairing for Eid, neglecting Ramadhan.
This is incorrect and these people lose the concept of what Ramadhan is about.
20) Many parents do not let their children fast during Ramadhan (young children).
This is somehting counter productive to a child. By allowing him to fast he will grow up to know he must do this act.
21) Many people think Ramadhan is just about not eating and forget about controling their tempers and watching what they say.
In actuality we are supposed to control our tempers and mouthes even more during Ramadhan.
22) People often waste their time during Ramadhan.
They go to sleep during the day and get nothing done. We should be taking advantage of this blessed month by doing extra Ibaadat.
23) Some people don’t go on trips or travel during Ramadhan.
They think they have to break their fast when traveling. This is actually optional, if you want to break your fast while traveling you can (with making it up later), and if you don’t you can continue fasting.
24) Many people who are able don’t make Itikaaf at the masjid.
We should take advantage of our good health and spend lots of time at the Masjid, expecially the last 10 days of Ramadhan.
25) Some people believe they cannot cut their hair or nails during Ramadhan.
This is also false.
26) Some people say you cannot swallow your spit during Ramadhan.
This too is false. However you cannot swallor mucus that has entered your mouth.
27) Some people say you cannot use scented oils or perfumes during Ramadhan.
This too is false.
28) Some people believe bleeding breaks the fast.
This is not true.
29) Some people believe if you throw up on accident it breaks your fast.
This is not true, however if you do it intentionally it does.
30) Some people think you cannot put water in your nose and mouth during wuduh in Ramadhan.
This too is incorrect.
Just because something is not happening the way you want, does not mean that Allah is not listening to you. There is a wisdom behind everything. Bear with it patiently for Allah has something great in store for you!
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لَا تَخَافَآ ۖ إِنَّنِى مَعَكُمَآ Don’t fear, I am with you.
Allah ﷻ, Qur’an 20:46 (via nomorethanhome)
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❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER LORD ❀
She worships Allaah alone
She regularly prays 5 x a day
She prays sunnah and nafl prayers
She performs her prayers properly
She pays Zakah on her wealth
She fasts during the day and prays during the night in Ramadan
She observes nafl fasts
She performs Hajj and Umrah
She is obedient to the commands of Allaah
She wears correct Hijaab
She does not sit alone with, freely mix with or shake the hands of strange men
She does not travel except with a mahram
She accepts the will and decree of Allaah
She turns to Allaah in repentance often
Her main concern is seeking the pleasure of Allaah
She understands the true meaning of being a servant to Allaah
She works to support the religion of Allaah (Islaam)
Her loyalty is to Allaah alone
She enjoins what is good and forbids what is evil
She reads the Qur-aan and ponders over its meaning often
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER OWN SELF ❀
Her body…
She eats and drinks in moderation
She exercises regularly
Her body and clothes are always clean
She takes good care of her skin, teeth and hair
She does not go to extremes of beautification or make a wanton display of herself
Her mind…
She takes care of her mind by actively pursuing knowledge
She is aware and learns from women’s achievements in the field of knowledge
She is not superstitious
She never stops reading and studying
She uses her time wisely and does not fill her mind with soap operas and things that do not benefit
Her soul…
She performs acts of worship regularly to purify her soul
She keeps company with righteous people and attends religious gatherings
She frequently repeats du’aa described in the Qur-aan and Sunnah
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER PARENTS ❀
She treats them with kindness and respect
She recognizes their status and knows her duties towards them
She is kind and respectful towards her parents even if they are not Muslim
She is extremely reluctant to disobey them
Her mother comes first, then her father
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER HUSBAND ❀
She chooses a good husband
She is obedient to him and shows respect
She treats his mother and family with kindness and respect
She endears herself to him and is keen to please him
She does not disclose his secrets
She stands by him always and offers her advice
She encourages her husband to spend for the sake of Allaah
She supports him to call others to the religion of Islaam
She helps him to obey Allaah and makes it easy when she can
She fills his heart with joy
She beautifies herself for him
She is cheerful and grateful when she meets him
She shares his joys and sorrows
She does not look at, sit with, freely converse with or shake the hands of other men
She does not describe other women to him
She tries to create an atmosphere of peace and tranquility for him
She is tolerant and forgiving
She is strong in character and wise
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER CHILDREN ❀
She understands the great responsibility that she has towards her children
She uses the best methods in bringing them up
She raises them upon tawheed and teaches them to obey Allaah and be conscious of Him from a young age
She demonstrates her love and affection for them
She treats her sons and daughters equally and does not discriminate in her love, affection and care
She does not invoke against her children
She is alert and aware of everything that may influence them
She instills good behavior, manners and attitude in them
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER SONS/DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW ❀
Her daughter-in-law…
She knows how to make a good choice in selecting a daughter-in-law
She knows her place
She gives advice but does not interfere in their private life
She respects her and treats her well and makes herself approachable
Her son-in-law…
She knows how to make a good choice in selecting a son-in-law
She respects and honours him
She helps her daughter to be a good wife to him
She is fair and never biased in favour of her daughter
She deals with the problems wisely
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER RELATIVES ❀
She upholds the ties of kinship according to the teachings of Islaam
She maintains the ties even with non-Muslim relatives
She maintains the ties even if her relatives fail to do so and understands the broad meaning of upholding ties of kinship
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER NEIGHBOURS ❀
She is kind and friendly towards her neighbours
She adheres to the Islamic teachings regarding the good treatment of neighbours
She likes for her neighbours what she likes for herself
She treats her neighbours well even if they are not Muslim
She puts up with her neighbours mistakes and bad treatments and understands that a bad neighbour is a person who is deprived of the blessing of faith
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER FRIENDS/SISTERS IN ISLAAM ❀
She loves them as sisters for the sake of Allaah
She knows the status of the two who love each other for His sake
She does not forsake or abandon her sisters
She is tolerant and forgiving towards them
She meets them with a smiling face
She is sincere, kind and faithful towards them
She does not gossip with or about them
She avoids arguing, hurtful jokes and breaking promises
She prays for her sisters in their absence
She is generous and honours them
❀ THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER COMMUNITY/SOCIETY ❀
She has a good attitude and treats others well
She is truthful and avoids giving false statements
She gives sincere advice
She guides others to do righteous deeds
She does not cheat, deceive or stab in the back
She is characterized by shyness
She does not interfere in that which does not concern her
She does not beg
She refrains from slandering the honour of others and seeking their faults
She does not show off or boast
She is fair in her judgements, even to those whom she does not like
She avoids suspicion, backbiting and the spread of malicious gossip
She avoids cursing and foul language
She is gentle and kind, compassionate and merciful - she does not make fun of anybody
She strives for people’s benefit and seeks to protect them from harm
She helps to alleviate the burden of the debtor
She does not remind beneficiaries of her charity
She is patient, easy going and does not bear grudges
She is not envious
She avoids boasting and seeking fame
She is friendly and likeable, light hearted and has a sense of humour
She tries to make people happy
She is not over-strict
She is not arrogant or proud - rather she is humble and modest
She is moderate with regard to her clothing and appearance
She loves noble things and strives to aim high
She honours her guests
She prefers others over herself
She frequently checks that her habits and customs are in accordance to Islamic guidelines
She follows Islamic manners in the way she eats and drinks
She spreads the greeting of salaam (assalaamu alaykum)
She does not enter a house other than her own without permission
She does not converse privately with another woman when a third is present
She avoids yawning in a gathering as much as she can
She follows Islamic etiquette when she sneezes
She chooses the work that suits her feminine nature
She does not imitate men
She calls people to the truth, and enjoins good and forbids evil
She is wise and eloquent when giving da’wah
She strives to reconcile between Muslim woman
She mixes with other woman and is tolerant with their shortcomings
She repays favours and shows gratitude
She visits the sick
I highly, highly recommend the book “The Ideal Muslimah” by Muhammad Ali Al-Hashimi to all my Muslim sisters. May Allaah subhaanahu wa ta’aala make us from amongst the best of women, ever.
InsyaAllah guide me all the way to be this kind of muslimah ya Rob 😊😊
Terrorism is tiring me out - A letter to you from a Muslim Girl.
As Salamu Alaikum ♥
I have not really done a blog post like this before, but I’ve been feeling like maybe I should.
I am tired…
Everything on this blog has been aimed at showing people the truth about Islam, and trying to help girls everywhere understand how blessed and protected we are to be Muslim. But CNN and Fox News have got more power than a little blog on the side of Tumblr, run by a 24 year old girl, trying to spread the Truth. I know a lot of you feel that way.
I’m sitting here in the morning after Suhoor crying my eyes out because this world is difficult to live in. I walk on the street and I am happy in my Hijab, but I am constantly afraid someone would maybe question me, call me a terrorist … Hey you know I just came to the grocery store to buy bread, I didn’t ask for this. I didn’t mean to cause you or anyone else harm…. No but because some PSYCHO who just happens to be named “Ismail” or “Abdul” and not “Henry” decided to brutally murder a mass load of people, I GET THE BLAME?!
I’m sick of it. I try to be strong, I try to keep moving, I pray and pray and pray for some kind of BREAK from this insanity spiral of blaming Muslims for things THEY ALSO JUST HEARD ABOUT ON THE NEWS…
You think it doesn’t sicken and frighten us? To see innocent people dead? Do you think bullets fired by terrorists are ‘Muslim Proof’? No… Do you not think WE are afraid for our families and friends and ourselves that WE don’t each up in some crazy terrorist attack? A bullet doesn’t take names…
You know what makes it worse than everyone else on the Planet. When a crime is done, you go and grieve and feel fear. We grieve and feel fear AND feel extra fear because now apparently the bunch of people who believe the news as their god, are gonna start blaming us for what happened.
Ok, it’s Ramadaan… When I type ‘Islam’ into my Tumblr search, I wanna see WHAT ISLAM IS MADE OF i.e. PEACE. No, I haven’t got the strength to message every single blog which condemns Islam, since they have never made effort to actually find out about the religion.
And follow not (O man, i.e., say not, or do not, or witness not) that of which you have no knowledge. Verily, the hearing, and the sight, and the heart of each of those ones will be questioned (by Allaah) al-Isra’ 17:36
World, have Mercy.
…Right, so I’m taking a deep breath.. And reminding myself of how I’m going to approach this, the Muslim way..
So lose not heart nor despair… Al ‘Imran 3:139
O you who believe, persevere and endure and remain stationed and fear Allah that you may be successful Al ‘Imran 3:200
These shall be granted their reward twice, because they are steadfast… al-Qasas 28:54
…and be patient. Indeed, Allah is with the patient. al-Anfal 8:46
And seek assistance through patience and prayer… al-Baqarah 2:45
Yes, if you remain patient and conscious of Allah and the enemy come upon you [attacking] in rage, your Lord will reinforce you with five thousand angels having marks [of distinction] Al ‘Imran 3:125
…And if you are patient and fear Allah, their plot will not harm you at all. Indeed, Allah is encompassing of what they do.… Al ‘Imran 3:120
Except for those who are patient and do righteous deeds; those will have forgiveness and great reward.” Hud 11:11
And as for all you people who have blamed the humans who chose to be Muslim, for things THEY HAD NO IDEA ABOUT (cause maybe we were too busy being hungry during Ramadaan so we can increase in charity to the poor), this is for you:
And whoever is patient and forgives – indeed, that is of the matters [requiring] determination ash-Shura 42:43
I forgive you. I forgive you for the fear you make me feel on the street I forgive you for accusing me of vicariously murdering people who could have been my friends and family who I love I forgive you for making it JUST DIFFICULT I forgive you for making the families of reverts hate them because to be Muslim is something which is apparently misunderstood I forgive you for claiming that all humans should have rights, freedom and peace… but for some reason taking it away from Muslims
I forgive you, and more than that I love you.
I love you because even though you made my life a tad more complicated and misunderstood, you are alive because God Breathed His Breath into you. So I love you.
So, when I have fashioned him completely and breathed into him (Adam) the soul which I created for him [lit. “My soul”]…. al-Hijr 15:29
I will not stop trying to spread the Truth About Islam, and ever since I’ve worn Hijab I’ve been getting more smiles anyway, Alhamdulilah ♥
La Illaha Ill Allah ♥ It begins and ends that way with me, in shaa Allah ♥
Nothing that CNN or the World does can ever amount to the Peace Allah SWT has put in my heart ♥ In Shaa Allah ♥
And I am happy ♥
Say, Do you know better or does Allaah? al-Baqarah 2:140
I hope this helps 💕
Before studying: ¤ Allahumma infa'nii bimaa ‘allamtanii wa'allimnii maa yanfa’ unii - Allah! Make useful for me what You taught me and teach me knowledge that will be useful to me.
¤ Allahumma inii as'alukaa fahmal-nabiyyen wa hifthal mursaleen al muqarrabeen - O Alaah, I ask You for the understanding of the prophets and the memory of the messengers, and those nearest to You.
¤ Allahumma ijal leesanee ‘amiran bi thikrika wa qalbi bi khashyatika - Oh Allah my tongue is full of Your remembrance, and my heart with consciousness of You.
¤ Allahumma infa'ni bima ‘allam tani wa ‘allimni ma yanfa ‘uni - O my Lord, make useful for me want You hath taught me and teach me knowledge that will be useful to me
After Studying: ¤ Allahumma inni astaodeeuka ma qara'tu wama hafaz-tu. Faradduhu ‘allaya inda hagati elayhi. - Oh Allah I entrust You with what I have read and I have studied.
¤ Innaka ‘ala ma-tasha’-u qadeer was anta hasbeeya wa na'mal wakeel. - (Oh Allah) Bring it back to me when I am in need of it. (Oh Allah) You do whatever You wish, and You are my Availer and Protector and best of aid.
Studying something difficult: ¤ Allahumma la sahla illama ja-‘altahu sahla wa anta taj ‘alu al hazana etha shl'ta sahla - Oh Allah nothing is easy except what You have made easy. If You wish, You can make difficult easy.
For distress: ¤ Allahumma rahmataka arjoo falaa takilnee ilaa nafsee tarfata ‘aynin wa aslih-lee sha'nee kullahu, la ilaha illah anta - Oh Allah it is Your mercy that I hope for so do not leave me in charge of my affairs even for a blink of an eye and rectify for me all of my affairs. None has the right to be worshipped except You.
For anxiety: ¤ Allahumma inni a'oodhoo bika minal-hammi walhuzni, wal-'ajzu wal-kasali wal-bukhli wal-jubni, wa dal-id-dayni wa ghalabatir-rajaal - Oh Allah i seek refuge in You from anxiety and sorrow, weakness and laziness, miserliness and cowardice, the burden of debts and from being oppressed by men
Rabbi Zidni Iilma *
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