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10 Muharram. Hari Asyura.

Semua orang share doa, puasa, dan “amalan luar biasa”.

Tapi,benarkah semua itu punya dasar?.

Aku nulis artikel tentang 7 fakta unik Hari Asyura yang jarang dibahas,dan ternyata, banyak hal yang kita salah pahami.

🌙 Baca dan pahami sampai akhir👇

Mengapa Hari Asyura Dianggap Sakral? 7 Fakta Unik yang Jarang Diungkap!

Kenapa Semua Orang Cari 'Doa Asyura' Hari Ini?. Setiap tahun, tepat di hari ke-10 bulan Muharram, internet,khususnya Google,dipe

🧠 Mari refleksi. 💬 Komentar dibuka. ❤️ Like Follow & share jika kamu suka konten begini.

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10th of Muharram. The Day of Ashura.

Suddenly, everyone is sharing prayers, fasting reminders, and “powerful rituals.”

But,do we really understand what Ashura means?

I wrote an article about 7 surprising facts behind Ashura,from its spiritual meaning, historical contrasts between Sunni & Shia, to modern myths that are often shared without checking the sources.

👉 Read the full piece here:👆

Whether you fast, reflect, or just curious about what makes Ashura so sacred (and viral), this article might give you a new perspective.

💭 Let’s talk: What does Ashura mean to you personally?

❤️ Like &Follow | 🔁 Reblog | 💬 Share your thoughts in the notes.

[quran-ruhani]

Surah Gafir Ayah 44-46 reminds us of the consequences of rejecting the truth and the importance of reflecting on Allah's guidance. These verses offer wisdom and clarity for anyone seeking spiritual growth and self-awareness. Let this divine message resonate deeply in your heart and life.

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"Finding Inner Peace: Embracing Solitude in Islam"

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In the hustle and bustle of our modern lives, finding moments of tranquility and inner peace can be challenging. Yet, as Muslims, we are encouraged to seek serenity through solitude and reflection. Islam beautifully emphasizes the importance of connecting with ourselves, our Creator, and the world around us. Embracing solitude allows us to embark on a journey of self-discovery, spiritual growth, and a deeper understanding of our faith.

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In a world that constantly bombards us with distractions, carving out time for solitude is a powerful act of self-care. Islam recognizes the significance of seclusion and reflection. It provides us with the opportunity to detach from the chaos of daily life and seek solace in the remembrance of Allah.

By embracing solitude, we can:

1️⃣ Disconnect to Reconnect: Stepping away from the noise of the world allows us to reconnect with our souls and reconnect with Allah. Through contemplation and introspection, we can strengthen our relationship with our Creator and find solace in His presence.

2️⃣ Reflect and Renew: Solitude offers us a chance to reflect on our thoughts, actions, and intentions. It enables us to reassess our priorities, seek forgiveness, and embark on a journey of self-improvement. It is a time to recharge and renew our spiritual energy.

3️⃣ Find Clarity in Chaos: In the midst of a chaotic world, solitude provides a sanctuary where we can find clarity and peace. It allows us to gain perspective, find answers to our questions, and seek guidance from the Quran and Sunnah.

4️⃣ Seek Spiritual Growth: Solitude is an opportunity for spiritual growth. Through silent contemplation, heartfelt supplication, and the recitation of Quranic verses, we can nurture our relationship with Allah, deepen our understanding of Islam, and experience spiritual enlightenment.

Let us remember that solitude does not mean isolation. It is about finding balance and seeking moments of peace amid our social interactions and responsibilities. As we strive for a harmonious life, let us embrace solitude as a means to reconnect with our Creator, nourish our souls, and find solace in the beauty of Islam.

🌟 Share your reflections on solitude and inner peace in the comments below. How do you find moments of tranquillity in your daily life? Let's inspire each other on this beautiful journey of faith and self-discovery. 💚

[pharowagdy]

Divine Names of Allah Series: Al Mujeeb, The Responder

The One who responds, المجيب is one of the most comforting names of Allah, and since we’ve entered the final days of Ramadan, I think it’s a very suitable time to learn more about it. The Arabic root جوب comes with a variety of meanings, each of them bringing more comfort than that before it. The first is to reply — to answer a duaa (prayer) made by you. Though this is a surface level understanding, it implies that every duaa you make will certainly have a response. Be it now, later, or instead resulting in something better, something your limited self couldn’t have asked for to begin with. Another meaning of جوب is to have a dialogue, which is where this visual comes in. A unified circle, you are not capable of making duaa unless Allah has guided you to make it. Let this thought marinate, God has already answered your prayer by allowing you to make it. The dialogue is present before you even start the conversation, because it is not you who starts it — it’s Him. To further delve into this word we observe the derivative, ‘استجاب’ meaning to grant, fulfill and answer. So, if الله has attributed this trait (siffa) to Himself already — who in their right mind could think that their prayer will not be accepted should they come with the right heart and intention? You cannot change the characteristics of God, but He can change your circumstance and this name promises you that should you ask, He will answer. In fact, another meaning attributed to the root جوب is ‘to comply with a desire when invited to do so.’ Your duaa is nothing more than an invitation, and as the prophet peace be upon him said, “Verily your Lord is Generous and Shy. If His servant raises his hands to Him (in supplication) He becomes shy to return them empty.” All you have to do is ask, because if He didn’t want to respond to you, you wouldn’t have thought of it to begin with.

Continue this series on my instagram @pharowagdy

[thejustreflections]

#ramadanreflections: day 13 | 04/25/21 🌙 like a flying plane, to take a perfect shot, you always need a perfect timing. in islam, we are taught to hasten to our sallah (prayer) when the call comes. sallah is one of the five pillars of islam and therefore, great emphasis is laid upon performing it. muslims are taught to establish the prayer, and so to purposely abandon it, thus deemed as disobedience to the God Almighty: اَقِمِ الصَّلَاةَ لِدُلُوكِ الشَّمْسِ إِلَىٰ غَسَقِ اللَّيْلِ وَقُرْآنَ الْفَجْرِ ۖ إِنَّ قُرْآنَ الْفَجْرِ كَانَ مَشْهُودًا "observe prayer at the declining and paling of the sun on to the darkness of the night, and the recitation of the Qur’an in prayer at dawn. verily, the recitation of the Qur’an at dawn is especially acceptable to God." prophet muhammad (sa), explained that as worshipping God is our primary objective, to abandon sallah knowingly would therefore be equivalent to disbelief. in a hadith prophet muhammad said: بَيْنَ الْكُفْرِ وَالإِيمَانِ تَرْكُ الصَّلاَةِ " between disbelief and faith is abandoning the sallah." in islam, muslims pray five times a day. so, within a day, it's important to hasten to your sallah on perfect time to not miss or abandon it. in shaa Allah. if you find this post helpful, please leave a comment below and share your thoughts what you think about this post. - qassim ❤️❤️ #muslimhakawati #ramadandiaries #islamicreflections #islamicnarratives #muslimwriters #islamicpost #islamicprose #muslimthoughts #ramadhan #ramadan2021 #commenforcomment #happyramadan #postoftheday #photooftheday #airplane #skyphotography #mobilephotography (at Cypress Towers Condominium) https://www.instagram.com/p/COESHyGhG_-/?igshid=s3ktlq8s4u8t

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Don’t miss this special event! Dr. Abdullah bin Hamid Ali , the Founder of the Lamppost Education Initiative and a Professor of Islamic Law at Zaytuna College talks about his groundbreaking book-The Negro in Arab-Muslim Consciousness

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You cant build home out of people who seek home themselves. We are all travellers seeking for home. We long for that comfort of home. So we think that the more we build homes in others, the more we nurture our relationships with them, we’d feel home. Indeed, the materials we use to build our homes such as  family, people, status, luxury.. all are temporary. The more we seek them, the more we feel discontentment. It’s alright to build homes in this world but we should not consider these our real homes. We should not forget building our homes in akhira as early as now. There lies our real home. Only when we start being concerned more about our home in akhira that we will feel contentment in this dunya — whatever our home here may be.