Notyourkbida

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[julaibib]

Madinah

[abu-ibrahim]

“Forgive me when I prostrate while my mind is distracted. Forgive me when I repent and then return to sin, for I have no other refuge than You, O Allah.”

[his-vibez]

We scroll non-stop through social media, giving hours to pictures and videos of strangers—yet the Quran the actual words of Allah, sits neglected, gathering dust on a shelf or buried in an app we rarely open.

If we gave even a small time to the Quran, we might have memorized it by now, or at least found the peace and direction we keep chasing online.

Isn’t it sad? We chase likes, shares, and fleeting entertainment while ignoring the Allah and his book.

Start today. Make the Quran your priority—because the answers you seek aren’t in instagram or TikTok but in His words.

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Yusuf عليه السلام knew that all the doors were closed. And yet, he ran towards them because he knew Allah would open them for him. If all the doors seem closed to you, keep running. For you and Yusuf عليه السلام have the same Allah.

[heartbeatsallah]

Ibn Qayyim رحمه الله:

“Get used to privacy with your Lord (in obedience to Him), because you will be alone with Him in the grave for a long time."

📓 Al-Fawa'id

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girls dont slow down

continue studying, arabic, grammar, quran, tafsir, aqidah, anything and everything that interests you

from one educated woman, so much can change.

and as great as secular education can be, we are in desperate need of women with strong, pure aqidah. Allah always helps those with a pure niyyah.

[olivetree-99]

Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said,

“The most intelligent one is he who complains about his grief to Allah (alone).”

[al-Fawā’id]

[extreme-cashmere]

Sometimes in your lowest moments when you feel most helpless, Allah reveals a treasure to you when you least expect it. It might be a friendship that blossoms because of a need, a deeper insight into life's meanings, a sudden attachment to the Quran, a tear that you learn to shed in supplication, etc. But surely when Allah takes something away from you, He gives you something greater in it's place

[glory-2-my-lord]

If someone says "I love you for the sake of Allah," a suitable reply would be: "And may He for whose sake you love me, love you" (Arabic: "أَحَبَّكَ الَّذِي أَحْبَبْتَنِي لَه") which is a traditional Islamic expression signifying that you reciprocate the love based on Allah's pleasure.

Key points about this response:

Meaning:

This phrase expresses the hope that Allah will also love the person who loves you for His sake.

Importance of intention:

"Loving for the sake of Allah" implies a deep commitment to shared Islamic values and seeking to please Allah through your relationship.

Alternative expressions:

You could also simply say "And I love you for the sake of Allah" to acknowledge the sentiment.

[his-vibez]

We scroll non-stop through social media, giving hours to pictures and videos of strangers—yet the Quran the actual words of Allah, sits neglected, gathering dust on a shelf or buried in an app we rarely open.

If we gave even a small time to the Quran, we might have memorized it by now, or at least found the peace and direction we keep chasing online.

Isn’t it sad? We chase likes, shares, and fleeting entertainment while ignoring the Allah and his book.

Start today. Make the Quran your priority—because the answers you seek aren’t in instagram or TikTok but in His words.

[umtxqwa]

If you find yourself sluggish during Ramadan, stir up your determination by reminding yourself that these are just numbered days, and that in fasting and staying up at night in worship during it, there is abundant reward.

The opportunity for good deeds during Ramadan will pass with its passing, and if it is not taken advantage of, there will be no way to catch up with it later.

So be patient and seize what remains of it before it is gone.

[iamayeshaahmed]

Please never give up on making Du’a. You are asking to the Most Powerful One; Al-Muqtadir. The One who will give you anything you ask for, even if you think it is impossible. Please, don't doubt your Dua's even for a second. You are asking to the Source of All Goodness. Al-Barr. And when you ask, do it with sincerity.

Allah ﷻ loves those who are sincere. Do it knowing that Allah ﷻ will give you whatever you're praying for. Don't stop making Dua. You're asking the One who loves you the most. The One who knows the whole of your heart and every secret prayer of your soul.

[sabrgirl]

ramadan series: things to avoid in ramadan

backbiting

overeating

foul language

getting angry

sleeping all day

fasting without praying

skipping suhoor

arguing

lying

eating unhealthy foods

consuming too much media

wasting time

[nade-r]

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O Allah, don’t let Ramadan pass like a wind Purify me, change me for better, and forgive me And bring me closer to heaven — اللهم لا تجعل رمضان يمر كالريح طهرني وغيرني للأحسن واغفر لي وقربني من الجنة

[surqrised]

“Love never dies of a natural death. It dies because we don’t know how to replenish its source. It dies of blindness, errors and betrayals. It dies of illness and wounds. It dies of weariness, of witherings, of tarnishings, but never of a natural death.”

— Anais Nin

[remanence-of-love]