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WARTE NICHT BEREUE!

Bei vielen Muslimen ist es so das nachdem sie eine Sünde begangen haben die reue hinauszögern weil sie sich in diesem moment schlecht,schmutzig oder dreckig fühlen. Dabei ist genau der Moment nach dem man die Sünde begangen hat der Moment wo Man Tawbah machen solte. So warte nicht weil je mehr du die reue hinauszögerst desto mehr vergisst du das du die Sünde überhaubt begangen hast bis es zur nächsten Sünde kommt. Möge Allah uns davor bewahren.

-Abu Laith ar-Rūmī

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“Gain True Honor with the Name of Allah — Ya Mu‘izz”

“Ya Mu‘izz (يَا مُعِزُّ)”

Whoever recites this blessed name of Allah 41 times after Maghrib prayer on Friday, Allah Almighty will grant that person such honor and respect that people will be astonished whenever his name is mentioned.

🌿 Explanation:

“Ya Mu‘izz” is one of the 99 Names of Allah (Asma-ul-Husna), meaning “The Bestower of Honor.”

Reciting it with faith and consistency is believed to bring dignity, respect, and acceptance in the eyes of others, while keeping the heart humble before Allah. The true power lies not in the repetition alone, but in the sincerity of belief and trust in Allah’s mercy.

✨ Caption:

When Allah decides to honor you, no one can disgrace you.

Recite Ya Mu‘izz with a sincere heart, and see how He raises your status in ways you never imagined.

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🌌 "Sabra'n Jameela – The Beauty of Patience" 🕊️📜

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Your Feelings VS The Feelings Inside Your Inner Heart:

“Surely in the heart of every human being, there is a sense of scattering which cannot be brought back together except by turning to Allah.

And in the heart of every human being there is a sense of loneliness which cannot be put out except by being close to Allah.

And in the heart of every human being there is anxiety and there is a sense of fear and unease which cannot be removed except by fleeing to Allah.

And in the heart of every human being there is a sense of guilt and regret which cannot be removed except by being pleased and content with Allah.”

- Ibn al Qayyim (Rahimahullah)

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