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Assalaam maleikum, If you don’t mind, I’ll keep it short: The name is Jalal. I'm 23 years old. Currently living in the Netherlands (Currently because, one day I would like to live in a country where it rains every now and then instead of everyday). My parents are moroccan, and yes i'm Muslim:). Welcome to my page.

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[reverthelp]

#ROHINGYA

You have the ability to be the voice of the voiceless ROHINGYA. So BE THEIR VOICE and raise awareness.

‎Ya Allah! Remove the suffering of our brothers and sisters in ⁦‪Rohingya‬⁩ and grant them the highest parts of Your Jennah.

[worshipperofallah]

The Day of Regret

The Prophet (sall Allāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam) has explicitly mentioned several matters that will bring about ‘Hasra’ (regret) on that long Day. What follows are a few examples of these matters:

1. The regret of not giving Sūrat Al-Baqara due attention

2. The regret of participating in any gathering where Allāh was not remembered.

3. The regret of craving authority and positions of leadership

4. The regret of those whose acts of worship contained hidden elements of showing off.

5. The regret of those who will be forced to hand over their good deeds to others and to carry sins that they did not commit

6. The regret of those who will be forced to hand over their good deeds to others and to carry sins that they did not commit

Through these examples we learn that he who turns a blind eye towards his Hereafter will be in excruciating regret. What greater regret in life could exist than a person who may have mocked the blind today, people who are given vision on the day of Judgement whilst he is made to go blind? Or, a person who is made to see his potential home in Jannah with all its luxuries but is then escorted to oblivion instead? Or a person who sees his friends on the Day of Judgement, friends who find no words for him except ‘Didn’t I tell you?’ What do we do? Let us create an action plan based upon what we have learnt, for the opportunity of changing this fast-approaching regret into an opportunity is still open. The first cause of regret that we mentioned was in relation to the abandoning of Surat Al-Baqara, so create a plan to recite this Sūrah frequently in your house as it evicts Shayṭān from it. Team up with a friend and create a plan to memorise it if you can and set a deadline for yourselves; make an effort to understand every one of its āyāt. The second cause of regret was in relation to gatherings where Allāh’s name is not mentioned. Create a plan to deal with this by ensuring that you remember Allāh one way or another during every one of your sittings with family, friends or online communications. This could be by offering a passing reminder to stop people in their tracks when backbiting takes places or its likes. The third cause of regret was regarding those who aspire for positions of authority, particularly when others who are more suited than them are available. Let us deal with this one by, as a general rule, preferring to work behind the scenes, acting as hidden servants of Islām as much as possible, whilst genuinely despising the limelight. The fourth cause of regret was acts of worship that are filled with holes of showing off. Sincerity is an ongoing struggle for every one of us and so our plan to deal with this potential regret is to monitor our sincerity before every statement or action of ours even more carefully than the diabetic monitor their blood sugar levels. Your hereafter depends upon it. The fifth cause of regret was the prospect of handing over your good deeds to those you have wronged or receiving their sins. Our plan for this must involve a begging of forgiveness from those we have harmed either with our words, our hands, or our plotting. It is true that it is tough and requires courage, but one thing that you must never donate is your good deeds and so beg for their forgiveness before it is too late. The sixth cause of regret was related to those who did not use their lives efficiently in preparation for their Hereafter. As wakeful Muslims who fears the regret of the Day of Judgement, you and I must not ‘take each day as it comes’ but must be consciously working towards clearly defined targets for a clearly defined vision. Prepare by brainstorming the talents and resources that Allāh has given you and then, through consultation with family, friends and scholars, endeavour to develop a clear vision regarding your project in Dunya in preparation for the Hereafter. Moments before Sufyān AthThawri passed away he was heard saying: إذا أنت لم ترحل بزاد من التقى *** ولا قيت بعد الموت من قد تزودا ندمت على أن لا تكون كمثله*** وأنك لم ترصُد كما كان أرصدا “If you depart to the hereafter without preparing the luggage of piety .. And on that Day you meet those who have .. You will regret not having been like them .. And that you had not prepared as they had”

Source: https://www.islam21c.com/islamic-thought/who-are-the-people-of-regret/

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The best feeling must surely be when Allaah restores your lost eeman.

[worshipperofallah]

Ya Allah restore our Imaan

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The best feeling must surely be when Allaah restores your lost eeman.

[3jannah]

[worshipperofallah]

Life does not know any joy, as long as its lusts are spoiled by the remembrance of death and old age.

[allleyezzonme]

To sin is to be human. To repent is to be muslim.

[worshipperofallah]

Sinning is like poisoned honey, very sweet at first but lethal at the end.

[ustadhnoumanalikhan]

You can’t just pretend that the things you watch, and the things you hear, and the places you go will not have an impact on your character. They will.

Nouman Ali Khan

[worshipperofallah]

This video gave me goosebumps. SubhanAllah! These people passed a burned out truck on the side of the road. When they approached it they saw something remarkable. The only part of the truck which was still intact was the back door. Read what's written on there. Peace be upon our beloved prophet Muhammad.

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Al Hasan al Basri رحمه الله was asked:

“Which would you choose first: to pray two raka'at? Or to enter Paradise?”

He answered “I would pray two raka'at first.”

When asked “why?”, he replied:

“Because praying two raka'at pleases Allah, whereas entering Paradise pleases me. And a polite slave will choose what pleases Allah over what pleases himself.”

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Al Hasan al Basri رحمه الله was asked:

“Which would you choose first: to pray two raka'at? Or to enter Paradise?”

He answered “I would pray two raka'at first.”

When asked “why?”, he replied:

“Because praying two raka'at pleases Allah, whereas entering Paradise pleases me. And a polite slave will choose what pleases Allah over what pleases himself.”

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[12:1-5]

what humbles me about this the most is that he is just an ordinary man, and if you saw him you’d never expect him to be capable of doing this

[worshipperofallah]

Judging other people

Before you start judging other people in your mind, in gossip or slander ask yourself following question: Am I a perfect human being? If your answer is NO, you've got enough to work on yourself before you can think about judging other people. If your answer is YES, that means you've got even more to work on yourself before you can think about judging other people.

[worshipperofallah]

Wake up call (last 10 days of Ramadan started)

One of the most confronting questions that passes my mind the last few days: What if Allah has not accepted my repentance this Ramadan because I was not sincere enough?

[wethemuslims]

Allahﷻ doesn't need you,or your 5 daily prayers You need Him, you need your 5 daily prayers If you miss out on it, you commit injustice against your ownself.