#abu eesa

[united-ummah]

I don’t blame those Muslims who end up in porn mags and music videos etc *whatsoever* for having fallen for the “I’m trying to break stereotypes” rubbish; they are just caught bang in the middle of this new secular liberal Islam fad bakwas now in the West following their leaders who are ignorant Muslim activists, feminists, commentators and public personalities who have fashioned the Deen in their own image.

No, I blame the scholars and du'at who found it more important to “seek unity”, stay silent and share platforms with the above; by not refuting them clearly by name and by deed when these activists deviate the masses from what is known in the Deen by necessity, our scholars normalised their beliefs and actions and thus chose popularity and placation as opposed to the Truth. They chose future conference invites as opposed to the Truth. They chose peace on Twitter as opposed to the Truth.

May Allah protect us all from deviation and allow us to die upon the Truth.

#P̶l̶a̶y̶b̶o̶y̶ #WeKeepGettingPlayed

-sh. Abu Eesa

[gishu]

For those going through a hard time...

When things get difficult - whether you are going through a personal trial, or more general fitnah - one often falls into a cycle of depression and apathy. One begins to despair. 'Ibadah is affected.

The will to fight, or to see any good in themselves when they are in that iman dip, suffers. Which only makes things worse of course, because you despair more, and turn even further away from Allah who if only you realised, is the One who has your back even in your fractured and weak state. No, *especially* in your fractured and weak state.

Beware. Shaytan here starts to play you like a fiddle. Things can often become more difficult, you despair more, you feel more worthless, you "don't think it's worth bothering as it's not retrievable", you despair more. And thus we float away. Right up to the shores of the Island of Iblis - isolated from all hope, civilisation and support.

Never *ever* give up. Unless you are staring at the Angel of Death, then *every* situation is recoverable. This Ummah and its honoured believers have made absolutely stunning comebacks. We have almost returned from the gates of Hell literally. The Prophet ﷺ has confirmed that, even if you are but an arm's length from the Fire itself, one can change his situation around. But you must have that Trust in Allah jalla wa 'ala. To believe anything less, to believe even if you are the worst person on this planet that you cannot get back into the Light, is an insult to your Lord.

Believe in Him. He created you. He knows you. And He knows you can turn it round as long as you have patience with your situation, for He is All-Forgiving, All-Able.

ABU EESA

[neptoontheeight]

"The power of tawbah is bigger than the establishment of justice"

— Abu Eesa, Live Deen "Faith Revival Legacy"

[neptoontheeight]

"Forgiveness is injustice because you give your haq (right) to someone else but it is far better, and you should be proud if it"

— Abu Eesa, Live Deen "Faith Revival Legacy"

[neptoontheeight]

"Action is required now more ever in history"

— Abu Eesa, Live Deen "Faith Revival Legacy"

[neptoontheeight]

"There are enough of us talking but very few of us doing"

— Abu Eesa, Live Deen "Faith Revival Legacy"

[neptoontheeight]

can't believe I've got to see so many fav scholars of mine today alhamdulilah ☺️

[dirtyboy420-blog]

"Don't ever question the value of volunteers. Noah's Ark was made by volunteers; the Titanic was made by professionals."

Abu Eesa