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14 Apr 2024 18:37

I wish I could meet my brothers…
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14 Apr 2024 16:37

Dhikr after Salah
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14 Apr 2024 14:37

Are parents allowed to prevent their children from making friends?

I'm not allowed to make friends at the masjid. I'm not allowed to make friends with fellow muslimah. I'm not allowed to make friends to make friends once I go to uni. Even if I did, my father would come up with excuses so I wouldn't be able to maintain my friendships.

I know friends can become a source of fitnah at a certain point, but I only want a few righteous friends. I'm also an introvert, so my nature wouldn't allow me to spend too much time with them.

Is this allowed in Islam? 😭

If this is not allowed in Islam, please provide daleel so I can successfully debate my father 🙏🙏

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14 Apr 2024 11:37

My cousin committed suicide.

He was a good person, though an atheist, 19 years old engineering student in Turkiye. He threw himself off a bridge this morning. Do u think it was because of jinn? He used to sleep walk and was in depression. What is his afterlife going to look like?

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14 Apr 2024 07:37

Jordan airforce shoots down Iranian drones flying over to Israel
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/jordans-air-defence-ready-shoot-down-any-iranian-aircraft-that-violate-its-2024-04-13/

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14 Apr 2024 04:37

Fear Allah and nobody else!

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14 Apr 2024 02:37

Iran launches its first-ever full-scale military assault on Israel

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14 Apr 2024 00:37

Where can I order this Quran?

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13 Apr 2024 22:37

Imam Ash Shafi’ie on the Quran

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13 Apr 2024 20:37

My mother just passed

As-salamu alaykum everyone, just wanted to write some things off my mind about my mom who sadly passed away yesterday. I‘m from germany so apologies in advance if my english isn‘t that great.

TLDR at the end.

She was an amazing mom first of all. She‘s had a very rough life and always tried to stay positive, lost her mom at the age of 18, raised me and my sister all alone because our dad left us (he was mentally sick and alcoholic, he hurt us in many many ways but I don’t want to expose his sins), worked multiple jobs and always told us that we’re everything she has in her life. She literally put her dreams aside for us and just wanted to see us happy. She was amazing.

Everything seemed to finally go upwards in our familys life, I got accepted into university, my sister went to school again and my mom was finally happy with the way things were going. She cried so much of joy because I got accepted into university. Such a sentimental person.

So in December 2022 she went to the hospital because her tongue felt weird, she had problems with speaking and after a lot of different tests they found out that she‘s got ALS. It‘s such a messed up disease, there‘s no cure and it‘s just going to get worse over time. The initial shock was big, no one expected it and we were really devastated. My mum was broken. She didn‘t want to believe it. She cried every single day, we went to many doctors, but they all said the same thing.

It all went downhill really quick, she couldn‘t speak, drink or eat anymore, was always in a lot of pain and in endtimes always felt like she was suffocating. It was really heartbreaking to see.

She passed this friday. She was in so much pain the last few months. I‘m just glad that she‘s not suffering that much anymore. She completely gave up and was ready for anything that was about to come.

I just wish I went home more often, I lived in another city 1 hour away for university and wasn‘t always by her side. I always told her I need to study, I couldn‘t come today etc. but man I should‘ve went home more often. She was always fine with it because she wanted me to focus on my studies. I was there almost every weekend but to be honest I could‘ve handled my time way better and stayed there for a longer time.

Even though she didn‘t always pray, she tried her best. Was such a kind hearted human being, always remembering Allah, putting other peoples interests before her own, donating money all the time, just anything she was the nicest person ever. Her iman was real, she was just a broken soul towards the end of her life.

This post got too long so I‘m just gonna cut it off here. Always keep your parents in your heart and be kind to them, they‘ll not be here anymore one day. We‘ll all return to Allah.

Please make lots of dua for my mum. Also is there anything that I can do for her, even after her death? Can I do Hajj in her name or anything? She wanted to go to Hajj all her life so badly, but it didn‘t work out for her. I also thought about donating some money together with my sister for the building of a mosque so her good deeds still increase.

Thanks in advance.

TLDR: My mum passed away after fighting against ALS. Beautiful, kind soul, even though she had a rough life since childhood. Iman was great, but sadly didn‘t pray consistently until she couldn‘t do anything anymore because of ALS. Please make dua for her.

I don‘t know if I have written anything that I shouldn‘t expose, if there‘s anything that‘s islamically not okay for me to tell, please let me know so I can delete it. Thank you.


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13 Apr 2024 18:37

Among the most beloved words to Allah

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13 Apr 2024 16:37

I am an atheist, but I also want to get another perspective on god other than the one I already have.

I want to believe in god, does not matter in which one.
But I want proof of his/her existence.

I looked up the holy Koran, the holy Bible and a few other texts. Although all of them point towards the existence of a super natural power, none of them give any definite proof to actually confirm it individually. All the holy books depend on "acceptance" without "argument" as their base philosophy. The same philosophy is used in any extremist regime. Dictatorships often rely on acceptance without argument as a means of maintaining power and control over the population.

As far as god is concerned, it is a super natural being who created the whole of the universe. It also found a way to communicate with humans, which is not surprising considering that it is all powerful.

Lets put it this way, there are 2 friends, X,Y. One evening, X comes running to Y and says, .
X: 'hey, I just saw a super natural being!!! And he gave me this stone!!'
Y : 'Its just an ordinary stone, where did you "see" this being?, I need to see it or communicate with it to verify its existence'
X : 'You cannot see it, only i can see and communicate with it.'
Y : 'How do I know you are not lying?'
X : 'He gave me this stone, isn't this surprising?'
Y : 'I agree this stone is unique and shiny, but I have seen similar stones before in the forest!'
X : 'If you agree with me, think about how much gold we can make by getting people to worship us. You are a soldier, nobody will question you, they literally worship you',
Y : 'Lets do this'

In short i need definite existence of god, and the only way to prove his existence is that he appears in front me. Only then I can accept him.

Any thoughts here?



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13 Apr 2024 14:37

Newly Reverted to islam

Aslam Walikum Guys. I just recently reverted to islam. I have learnt about Islam. Felt good to know that Islam is the peaceful religion and in Islam women are loyal. And non muslims girls are always gold digger, always want money, cheats, and want handsome boy, if they just want better and better , they don't care about feelings 🥺I am 23 years old from India. I want to marry a muslim girl. I am not rich , i belong to a middle class family. I want to live a peaceful islamic life with my future wife who will understand me ,love me . I will do everything for her what I can 🥺

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13 Apr 2024 12:37

Making dua for someone to be my wife

Salam alaykom, So me and this girl been talking (nothing sexual, in a respectful manner) with the intention of getting to know each other, I love her so much that I started making dua for her whenever possible and in Ramadan I was always making dua to Allah for her to be my wife. Recently she said she's not comfortable in this idea of us getting married ( due to long distance and she doesn't want to live in another country) so she made up her mind and walked away. I love her so much that I see no other girl being my wife other than her. Should I keep making dua for her to be my wife and what if she got married, is it permissible to make dua for her to be my wife in Jannah?

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13 Apr 2024 09:37

What makes you believe the Quran is authentic?

I’m a Christian, I recently started to read the Quran to challenge my own beliefs and also learn about my friends religion. So far it’s hard since the version in my language is almost unreadable but I do my best to understand. It seems the message is similar to the one of the Bible, only the major difference is that the Muslims believe that Jesus is a prophet and we believe that Jesus is god. However I was wondering what makes Muslims believe that Muhammad was trustworthy and that the Quran is true. I believe that the Bible is true due to it being written by multiple people giving slightly different stories but all clearly point to the same message, that Jesus is god and the messiah. However since the Quran was revealed to one person.

Thanks in advance and sorry if you find it hard to understand what I wrote, English is not my mother tongue

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14 Apr 2024 17:37

lack of empathy and kindness

I've been active on this subreddit, and what I noticed by reading a lot of the comments on several posts, is that people are not kind. Someone comes struggling with an obvious problem, be it faith, parents, the society they live in, and people (I'm assuming they're muslims since they're on this subredit) completely destroy their feelings or attack them for not doing better, or being plain rude and bettering themselves on the account of the OP. I'm not saying every comment, a lot of them were really helpful and kind, but I just don't understand, why has it become so hard to be kind and to sympathize with people?

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14 Apr 2024 15:37

I'm a horrible muslim

I'm scared of being in hellfire but i dont do anything, i commited a lot of sins and continue to do it, i never prayed and never read Quran, i would do these but i dont get the motivation to do it, i feel like something is stopping from doing all of these, i say things like "please have mercy on me Allah" but i dont to anything other than saying these things. In ramadan i was so excited to become a muslim but since ramadan ended i cant do anything, i made jokes about islam when i was really young and think about will Allah forgive me. A lot of my opinions dont match with islam. What can i do?

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14 Apr 2024 13:37

Duas of the Prophets and The Pious

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14 Apr 2024 08:37

Stop downvoting doubts/questions.

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

As-salaamu 'Alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu,

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Hi r/islam

Stop downvoting doubts/questions because there are people that have their faith shaken

and it's was-wasa some times. Muslims collectively are supposed to help each other, and

if we're not letting people's questions answered because we downvote them for whatever

reason, that's not cool. There's people that need their questions answered. Also, if you have

time, just reply their salaam, you both get rewarded.

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Sorry Mods.

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14 Apr 2024 05:37

My friend passed away today. He was drunk and he died of a road accident.

I want to know 2 things. Will he be considered a shaheed (martyr)? I heard those who died in road accidents are considered martyrs.

My second question is, what is the exact rulings on drinking alcohol? I heard if someone drinks alcohol and he dies within 40 days. He will forever stay in jahannam (hell). Is it true? He will never enter Hannah? Please answer these questions. I really need to know.

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14 Apr 2024 03:37

Mental illness in Islam

Hello , I’m f(20) struggling with BPD . I was molested as a kid from my grandfather and my sister ( who was also a victim of my grandfather) I also went through a lot of abuse growing up which lead to me having BPD . My behavior is almost always a result of my extreme emotions and I’m not trying to justify my sins but I sometimes don’t feel like I’m in control of myself. I know I shouldn’t brag or mention my sins and keep them hidden but let’s settle for that I’m very far from my religion. I wanna know if I’m gonna be punished for all the things I did when I was in a bad place or going through an episode. I also wanna know how afterlife will be for someone like me . I fear god and I try my best to get closer to him but some days I’m fueled with overwhelming anger and sadness that leaves wondering what I did to deserve this .


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14 Apr 2024 01:37

This cool feature at the Blue Mosque in Istanbul

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13 Apr 2024 23:37

I appreciate how cool Islam is

I know this is going to seem inane and silly, but one of my favorite things about Islam is how digestible the content and subject matter is. I don't think I ever enjoyed learning about Christianity or Judaism. Learning about things like the Roman Empire or the Disciples, or the Jewish-Roman wars, pales in comparison to learning about the Sahaba (radiyallahu anhum) or the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), as well as things like the Ottoman Empire.

Islam isn't just style, it's substance. So the non Muslim intellectuals can't exactly say stuff like "Islam isn't a religion that encourages critical thinking" either. It's more than just the Islamic hospitality you see, the nice outfits, the emphasis on good character, and so on. There's something for people who like either or both (style and substance).

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13 Apr 2024 21:37

With the way the End Times are talked about in our religion, humanity will most likely never become a multi-planetary species right ?

When it comes to the End Times, the focus is always on Earth, all the major events such as the arrival of the Dajjal, Gog and Magog, the arrival of prophet Issa (alayhi salam) etc… all are described as only happening in our world.

We have reached a technological level that if we put enough resources and dedication, we could potentially have permanent bases or even cities on the Moon, or maybe even Mars in the next 100 years. Maybe in even less time due to the recent advancement in AI, which will completely revolutionize our entire world in the years to come.

But with the way the end of humanity is talked about in the Quran, we’re ought to be completely destroyed by Allah (SWT) with Earth still being our only home at the very end right ?

I know it may not be a good thing to focus on such thoughts, but it’s something that I always think about from time to time, and for many years now. What y’all think ?

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13 Apr 2024 19:37

islam will cease to exist

hi. this question is to clarify my thought, many muslims said islam will prevail until the end of the world. but i have heard few hadiths about how muslims life will be taken away after the death of jesus ( a series of major signs of the hour has passed by now) and quran will be taken in one night, leaving only the worst people on earth to witness the hour. during this period is what i understand the time where islam does not exist anymore. am i correct on this view? it is the happiest moment where most people who hate the religion are waiting for though they will experience the final destruction of the universe. the question raised after i read a comment from an atheist group how they really hope islam will cease to exist.

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13 Apr 2024 17:37

Moisten the Tongue with Dhikr
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13 Apr 2024 15:37

I believe that doing da’wah gently and embracing the fact we all sin is a better way to preach than what many of our Muslim preachers do with their coarse and harsh style

From what I’ve heard, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was a gentle and soft spoken man, who had never spoken ill of anyone without righteous reason or abused someone innocent. From this, I think we can infer he did not yell at and berate deviant Muslims and Kafirs. Unfortunately, on many social media platforms, I see a lot of these preachers ridiculing Christians who don’t know any better in debate, some of them even going to the point of ridiculing Jesus (PBUH) or his mother Mary (even though stooping to that level is thankfully rare from what I’ve seen). A lot of apostates leave this religion because of trauma from their parents or others imposing the religion and forbidding questioning its beliefs. Throughout history, many muslims questioned interpretations of the Quran and Hadith (under halal constrictions, no questioning the validity of the word of Allah), which ultimately lead to the scholarly Islamic culture which flourished during Medieval times, although now I think that culture of piety and discussion is leaving the Ummah. I actually used to know someone who went through a similar struggle, although I don’t know what is going on with them now. My point is that these people might feel the trauma they once felt in their youth, leading them to distance themselves even further from the correct religion. Our truth can only stand out from their falsehood if it is conveyed in good spirit. May Allah bless you all.

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13 Apr 2024 13:37

Translation and meaning help?
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13 Apr 2024 11:37

34—Saba'[from the city called] Sheba: 31-33

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13 Apr 2024 08:37

My cousin kissed me without my will

I can't shake off this guilty feeling, even though I didn't ask for any of it. It happened during this family thing, and we ended up to get some stuffs from the store room in the house. Then, out of nowhere, he kissed me.

I was stunned, like, what just happened? Sure, he said sorry like a million times afterward, but the guilt is still there, you know? I've always kept things clean, staying away from all the relationship drama and stuff.

Now, this unexpected kiss feels like I've crossed some line I didn't even know was there. I'm freaking out about what would go down if my family ever found out. Would they blame me? And what about Allah? Would I get some punishment, even though I didn't start any of this but gave up for a moment?

These thoughts are messing with my head, making me worry about what's next and if I've messed up big time.

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