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19 Nov 2024 21:37

Remember,this world is not our final destination❤️
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19 Nov 2024 19:37

Surah baqarah : 2:152
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19 Nov 2024 17:37

Urgent dua for sick child

Assalamualaikum,
There is a young boy who has suddenly got some serious health symptoms and could possibly have some serious health issues.

I ask you all to please make dua for him and ask Allah to grant him a full and speedy recovery so that he is healthy and all of his senses are healthy too.

Jazakallah khairan

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19 Nov 2024 15:37

May Allah be pleased with us
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19 Nov 2024 13:37

Are Most Ex-Muslims on Reddit fake?

I mean, most of them can't even know Rakaat in Wudu or How to Make Istinja while doing Ruku. And a lot of them are AI-generated accounts caused by the Anti-Muslim Campaign of Mossad and the CIA.

What do you think?



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19 Nov 2024 10:37

Catholic Christian With Questions Regarding Jesus

Salam alaikum, I am a Catholic Christian from the east coast of the United States. Recently, I've seen some points brought up about what the Quran says about Jesus, and since I don't know any Muslims personally, I'm here seeking clarification on how it fits into Islamic beliefs.

To the best of my understanding, the Quran teaches that Jesus didn't die on the cross (Surah 4:157) and was instead assumed into heaven. I have two questions regarding this:

1. Why would Allah allow the idea of Jesus' death on the cross to persist, as He must've known that it would've spawned a massive religion and led people astray by worshipping Jesus?

2. The Quran teaches that Jesus was a prophet, but if he didn't die on the cross then Jesus lied when he prophesized his death and resurrection. Why would Jesus be regarded as a prophet if he supposedly lied about the end of his life on earth?

I have the utmost respect for Islamic culture and all who follow, and I hope to find a civil discussion that leads to the answers I'm searching for, thank you to any who decide to help me. Good day to you all.

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19 Nov 2024 08:37

A deep Hadith - The disbelievers are rewarded in this world...

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27 Oct 2024 18:37

Rape is strictly forbidden in Islam.

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27 Oct 2024 16:37

Reading the Quran in Spanish is so difficult

Is it normal to find it very difficult?

I'm a native Spanish speaker and I'm trying to read the quran in a Spanish translation, but I find it very difficult to understand the message by the way the words are used. Sometimes feels like makes no sense, sometimes boring, sometimes redundant on the same things.

I guess it must be difficult to translate and adapt the Arab semantics to my language and probably that makes it lose part of the message and its beauty. I have always heard Quran is written in a very delicate and beautiful manner, but in the translation I get nothing from that.

It's hard to understand and keep reading, but I will try to keep going.

Any advice?

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27 Oct 2024 14:37

Struggling with sins

I am a muslim girl who struggles with anxiety which eventually snowballed into me developing a marijuana dependency. I’ve tried quitting and it was successful only for about a week but then something traumatic happened and I caved in and indulged in it again recently. Last night in particular I felt so low mentally I couldn’t even find the strength to get off the toilet, i just cried and had all these dark depressive thoughts about how useless my efforts were and just how bad of a muslim i was overall. weed pen in hand the thought of throwing the towel in and submitting to my addiction crossed my mind and when it did my pen fell in the toilet immediately. for the first time something i’m always careful of not doing happened and i was stunned. i then put the pieces together and realized that Allah heard my mental warfare and right at the moment where i decided to give up because i wasn’t good enough it fell and broke. I could only interpret it as Allah telling me that my efforts were recognized and that i should leave the weed behind for good and not look back EVER. That’s exactly what i’m doing, it’s not that easy but in the long run it’s what’s best. I just wanted to reach other young muslims on here who might have addictions they struggle with that if you leave it behind Allah will replace it with something even better and that there is always light at the end of the tunnel.

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27 Oct 2024 12:37

Yesterday, in an Algerian football stadium.

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27 Oct 2024 06:37

The key to curb your desires
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27 Oct 2024 02:37

Allah doesnt gives you what you want, but what you need and its a thousand times better :)

I have an incredible story to tell. When I met my husband, I agreed to live with his parents, since it was his wish to be able to look after them. I agreed, although I always pictured my marriage differently, but it made me happy to know that I can help him be a good son and I respected him for that. Although I did everything for him and his parents, it never seemed to be enough. We even paid for everything. They would talk bad about me behind my back,interpret everything I did with a bad intention and just mistrust me completely. After years of headache, sleepless nights, chronic stress, therapy and countless fights with my husband and his family I asked Allah to help me make the right decision. A month after that my father got a phenomenal offer for us: two apartments, new, exceptional price, next ti each other so that we would have our own apartment and his parents would live next door. Never would I even have dreamed of that, as I didnt think it was possible with our financial situation (not that it was bad but I didnt know that we could sign two apartments together (4people)". I told my husband and his parents and at first they were thrilled but after a week or two they all started to have their doubts and didnt trust it. Again I felt completely helpless, as I thought finally Allah sent me the perfect solution for our problem and my husband/his family are holding against it. For 7 months I tried to convince my husband that this was the only way for us, finding out what his doubts were and eliminating them. when I heard that my parents in law still thought I was after their money and this was all an ambush I finally decided that this would stop there. I told my husband and his parents that I would search for an apartment for myself and my husband if he wanted to join me. if not, that that was okay for me and would not stop me. 2.5 months later I signed the contract for another apartment and moved in two weeks later with my husband. I havent felt so free for a very long time and I finally come to realize that the offer for the two apartments next to each other were not what Allah had planned for me. Their treatment would have gone on and on since they were right next door but now I was several streets away and I had finally made them understand that I would not tolerate their treatment. Their hesitation after I made them the best offer ever opened my eyes that no matter how perfect my solution for us was, they would never trust me.

And my husband feels free as well. He just didnt want to be the one to tell his parents that it wasnt working out.

Allah's ways are beautiful and I am so thankful.

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27 Oct 2024 00:37

Today I saw what I could have been if I weren’t a Muslim

I recently watched a video from PewDiePie about his drawing journey and how he improved over 100 days. I was honestly impressed with how good his drawing skills became. Curious about others' opinions I went to reddit to see what are others thoughts.

The first post I found was from a guy complaining about how PewDiePie's drawing skills were miles better than his, even though he (the OP of the post) had been drawing for much longer. His post felt filled with jealousy and envy and also self hate.

I visited his account curios of his drawing skills saying that he can't be that bad at drawing, only to find that he’s a young LGBT+ ex-Muslim living in a Muslim country who struggles with suicidal thoughts and mental health issues. More than half of his posts were anti-Islamic, attacking Islam and Muslims, and maybe that’s part of the reason he has these issues in the first place. From the envy to the suicidal thoughts, and the LGBT-related confusion, that is destroying his mental health because he is trying to become somthing he isn't a Female (Interestingly, he linked a channel of someone who had become an ex-Muslim asking others to support him, I opened the link and the ex Muslim we supposed to support was just announcing his his toabah. quite ironic right ?)

We're of a similar age and have similar interests, and we live in similar societies(Muslim societies). The main difference is that I am a Muslim. I don't envy others for being better than me, I’m mentally stable, and I don’t have thoughts of ending my life. I’m at peace with who I am, and I thank Islam for providing me with the guidance I need.

Honestly, I feel sad for him. I hope he finds his way back to the right path and makes positive changes in his life because it’s never too late.

الحمد لله الذي عافانا مما ابتلى به غيرنا



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26 Oct 2024 22:37

Never waste what Allah (swt) has given!
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19 Nov 2024 20:37

Is your Salah accepted if you forgot to make intention

I was praying Asr and I just started the salah without making the intention that Im praying Asr

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19 Nov 2024 18:37

“The Greater the tribulation, the greater the reward…”

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19 Nov 2024 16:37

Please spare a dua for me 🤲

Salam, I dont usually do this bit im in a worrying situation where I may lose my job. I cant really go into detail about the issue. I would be super appreciative if anyone could spare a dua for me. Of course I made dua myself but the more the better. I apologize if this post is annoying.

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19 Nov 2024 14:37

Sister Converted to Islam

Sorry if this type of post is not allowed in here. My sister is recently converting to Islam. This means she will not be celebrating Christmas with us this year for the first time ever. I was wondering if there is anything I can gift her relating to Islam? She has some nice Quran and a nice prayer mat. I am just wondering if there is anything to give her to show her support?

Thanks!

Edit:
Sorry I would just like to add that I will not be presenting this as a Christmas gift to her, just something in the month of December to acknowledge she isn’t celebrating but still important around this family time as we don’t celebrate Christmas very religiously it is more a family celebration

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19 Nov 2024 12:37

WAKE-UP !!!!!!

When they became oblivious to warnings, We showered them with everything they desired. But just as they became prideful of what they were given, We seized them by surprise, then they instantly fell into despair!
6:44


My brothers! My sisters! The hour is grave !!! The signs are multiplying !!! What is happening now is similar to what happened long ago, whether in the cities of the people of the prophet Lot or on Mount Sinai at the time of the revelation of the Torah, not forgetting, not least, the people of the prophet Salih !!!!

It's not a question of personal freedom or development, but the desecration in broad daylight of Islam and its symbols is a challenge to God with a disgusting and putrid audacity the like of which has not been seen for ages.

Wake up !!!!!!!

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19 Nov 2024 09:37

As a Christian, I want to learn more about the faith of Islam.

I want to apologize if this is the wrong forum, but I couldn’t think of a better place to ask than here. I am and have always been Christian. To me, this is more than a choice of religion: it’s a matter of innate faith, a truth that I know to be. That said, my conviction doesn’t mean that other faiths don’t bring anything to the table in terms of thought and philosophy. Due to my relative lack of social exposure, and the general ignorance toward the Islamic faith in my part of the world, I feel a void in my understanding of the world.

I don’t really know how to open the discourse, but I guess my big questions are:

1. What are the differences in our faiths, from your perspective (not necessarily based on research, I’m interested in your personal perspective as well)?

2. What do our faiths have in common, again, from your perspective? This is a key element to me. Let’s say we’re correct, and there is one supreme God above all, whatever his name. I’m curious about the commonalities between our interpretations of his word. Muslims, Christian, and Jews alike all follow the same conceptual being, but we all interpret his word differently, and I would love to seek common ground from which to grow together.

Given the current political climate, I think it’s more important now than ever before to work toward understanding each other. At the risk of incurring the wrath of random internet strangers, I’m not shy, nor ashamed to say, that I stand firmly on the side of “stop killing each other!!!” Yes, both sides have committed crimes, but Allah/Yahweh/Jehova has left us a message of forgiveness and progress. Help me understand Islam better through the framework of my upbringing, so that I can share what I learn, and hopefully help spread a greater understanding between cultures and faiths.

If, in my post, I’ve been disrespectful or ignorant, let me know. I can’t claim to have studied well, so it stands to reason I may misstep and accidentally act disrespectfully, so my apologies in advance. My hope is that we can break down barriers through discourse, and come to a more thorough understanding of the world. Our God gave us all pieces of the truth, I can only hope to piece a few together in my lifetime.

Blessings to you all, cousins!

Edit: God didn’t “have us” anything, but he gave us so much. Including the gift of linguistics, like how to spell “gave.”

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27 Oct 2024 19:37

Anyone else know the pain of stepping on this barefoot at the masjid bathroom
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27 Oct 2024 17:37

This video always gets me 😢

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27 Oct 2024 15:37

Can I say "so help me god" when taking an oath?

I am going to have to take an oath for my profession, and it ends with so help me God. I can either say that or "I promise" I assume that since I don't swear on a bible I can just say it, because i swear it by allah.

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27 Oct 2024 13:37

Imagine yourself on the day of Judgement

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27 Oct 2024 11:37

Qubbat as-Sakhra (Dome of the rock) 😭

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27 Oct 2024 05:37

Muslims in America, how are you treated by Americans?

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

I often hear of islamaphobia towards Muslims in America. I've been traveling through a pretty wild region (Idaho, Montana, Utah, Arizona) and so I've been cautious and largely concealed my faith. However, when I visited the first mosque I came across in Flagstaff the Muslims there said they never encountered any issues.

So I'm curious to hear from other Muslims from America here. How do you feel living here? I hope it's just exaggerated reports we hear online.

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27 Oct 2024 01:37

make good use of your youth!
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26 Oct 2024 23:37

Allah have proved islam to me again
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26 Oct 2024 21:37

Finding a righteous spouse
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