آمنة

[Abdul M Y @abdulrazakmuhd4]

SHOCKING!
A Christian lady disguised as a Muslim wearing a hijab, CALLED Mary, attempts to smuggle a Muslim girl from their neighbours, she was apprehended at the motor park!

[سُكُون @hhil99]

يا حامل الجوال الآن استحلفك بالله أن تكتب شيء تؤجر عليه ❤️..

[MuslimMatters @MuslimsMatters]

You will be here one day in the future.… In’Sha’Allah!

[Idris @7signxx]

Islamic Ways Keep you Smarter...

THREAD

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

I’m constantly begging Allah to put me in a position where I can afford whatever I want without bothering anyone. Ya Rabb 🙏

[Idris @7signxx]

Have you Prepared your Arafah Du'a List Yet?

THREAD

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

This Dhul Hijjah, don’t just pray for a spouse or success.

There are 3 du’as that should NEVER be missing from your list:

[Sara @piousdeenn]

Arafah is coming…
Have you prepared your Arafah dua list yet?

Here is the list of duas:

[Shuraim Abubakar @shuraim]

Why is this not trending after being commissioned 3days ago ?

Sheik Tijjani Guruntum builds a boarding school for orphans known as “DARUL AYTAM ” Ya Allah bless him abundantly for this sadaqatul jariya 🤲🏽

[𝓜𝓾𝓱𝓪𝓶𝓶𝓪𝓭 @__MuhdAdam]

"Ah lallai" is a top tier response imo.

[𝑴𝑵🪜 @mn_almustapha]

The rate of Friday recurrence is unbelievable. Time runs too fast. Ya Allah take our souls when you’re pleased with it. 🤲🏽

[The Ummulkhairi @The_Umdazz]

Dating a mature guy is very stressful 😫
He just apologises straight away.

Now, what am I suppose to do with my anger? 😭😂

[Abdool Moh. @abdool_moh]

A single Gulma (Gossip) can erase your whole Umrah even if what you are saying is TRUE. If you are a Muslim, I highly recommend this very IMPORTANT & MIND FREEZING lecture by Sheikh Albani on “Gulma” and its ruling in islam. It is one of the most influential lecture you will come across in your life.

https://t.co/BLrQPQq9LN

[Cool_Ustaaz ☪ @Cool_Ustaz]

Stop saying: « 0 Allah, make it easy for me. » Start saying this instead:

—Slide it 🛝

[Khadyjah Maihula @djeartuh]

Let’s also talk about those Hausa men who married secondary school leavers, sponsored them through university some even up to PhD while still allowing them to work or run businesses and supporting them at home

[Cool_Ustaaz ☪ @Cool_Ustaz]

I woke up for Fajr and made du’a every single day.
Yet I was still struggling financially.
Until I learned what to do in the 20 minutes after Fajr.
My riza tripled in 6 weeks.

—THREAD 🧵

[ABUJA LANDLORD 🇳🇬 @Muhammadancopss]

Congratulations! Before Ramadan ends, Allah will send you unexpected rizq. Repost in faith.

[celestia @8_16_pm]

Leaving this here in case I died tonight

[Mayro @maryam_aqeeluh]

The Abayas I want, I cannot afford them. The Abayas I can afford, I don’t want them. Sigh

[fatima saleh @Phatymarh44]

Please marry well if you're going to marry. Because divorce is expensive. Regret is exhausting. And wasted years are irreplaceable. Here are 8 non-negotiables before you say I do.

Don't marry for potential. Don't marry because everyone else is doing it. Don't marry because you've been together for years and feel like it's the next step. Don't marry because you're afraid of being alone or starting over or losing time invested. Marry because this person, exactly as they are right now, is someone you want to build a life with.

Because divorce isn't just expensive financially, it costs you emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. It drains you in ways money can't measure. And regret? Regret is waking up years later realizing you ignored every red flag, every gut feeling, every warning sign because you were too invested to walk away. That regret follows you into every relationship after.

And wasted years? You don't get those back. You don't get back the version of yourself that existed before you were broken down by the wrong person. You don't get back the opportunities you missed because you were busy trying to fix something that was never meant to work.

So here's what you need before you say "I do":

1. Shared values, not just shared interests. You can love the same music and still want completely different lives. Make sure you align on what actually matters — faith, family, money, children, life priorities.

2. Consistent character, not just good behaviour. Anyone can act right when things are easy. Watch how they handle stress, conflict, and disappointment. That's who you're actually marrying.

3. Emotional maturity, not just emotional availability. They need to communicate, take accountability, regulate their emotions, and work through conflict without shutting down or exploding.

4. Financial responsibility, not just financial potential. How they handle money now is how they'll handle it married. If they're reckless, entitled, or financially irresponsible now, a wedding won't fix that.

5. Respect, not just love. Love without respect is toxic. If they dismiss your feelings, belittle your opinions, or disrespect you in small ways now, marriage will magnify that.

6. Action, not just words. Don't marry promises. Marry proof. Marry someone whose actions consistently match what they say. Words are easy. Follow-through is everything.

7. Healthy conflict resolution, not avoidance or explosiveness. You will disagree. You will have hard conversations. Make sure you're marrying someone who can handle conflict without running, stonewalling, or making you the villain for bringing up problems.

8. They choose you consistently, not conditionally. You shouldn't have to earn their love, effort, or presence. They should choose you on good days and bad days. When you're easy and when you're difficult. Consistently. Without question.

If these aren't in place, don't walk down that aisle. Don't ignore what you see, hoping marriage will change it. Don't settle because you're tired of being single or afraid you won't find better.

Because divorce is expensive. Regret is exhausting. And wasted years are irreplaceable.

Marry well. Or don't marry at all. Your future self will thank you.