Bilal Abbasi

Fitness Coach & Nutritionist

[Bilal Abbasi @abbasifit]

Get in shape: https://t.co/mvs31WIk3v

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On the go brekkie

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and that you speak good or remain silent.”

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Idiots like this that pit Muslims against each other online shouldn’t be given any attention.

They’re either retarded, care about engagement, or both.

When Muʿādh ibn Jabal رضي الله عنه asked about the best of faith, the Prophet ﷺ replied:

[Yo @Mdvdndhbd]

Pakistanis in the UK are much more pious than the Maghrebis in France.

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“The best of faith is to love for the sake of Allah, to hate for the sake of Allah, and to keep your tongue moist with the remembrance of Allah.”

He then added:

“That you love for people what you love for yourself, dislike for them what you dislike for yourself,

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Muslims should sacrifice their early years to build something that will give them financial independence and break free from the system.

Then when they’re in their 30s they should invest in their home country and give their people opportunities.

Use your wealth to help Muslims.

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Being consistent in doing something good matters more than doing it perfectly.

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Lemme turn yall fatasses into real niggas

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Get in shape: https://t.co/mvs31WIk3v

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@TheRealZiko Yes I get the good stuff

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Mind moving so fast I can’t sleep

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If you’re working towards something have faith in yourself and Tawakkul that it’ll all work out. It’ll only be a matter of time when you see your effort rewarded.

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@zaidchakir The reason they believe the opposite is lack of knowledge and experience, not because it’s inherently better. Programming.

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The people disagreeing are still deeply programmed.

“But we need female healthcare workers.” There’s plenty of those here so that’s an invalid excuse.

How as a man do you want your wife to work in a hospital where it’s known that there’s are lot of infidelity going on?

[Zaid @zaidchakir]

If your wife works a job it literally means another man is renting out your wife’s body, i don’t know how any man could be okay with that

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What we need is strong households and that means a present mother. It’s a man’s duty to provide and protect. It’s a woman’s duty to nurture.

When you’re raised in the west you’re influenced by the society around you. You have to realize that and break free.

[Prison Mike @schwiftyshiffty]

We were always told to take ibuprofen after an injury not knowing that it slows down healing

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Increase your sacrifices or decreases your desires. There’s no other way to get to the top.

[qalam writes @qalam_writes]

a few years ago, I set out to learn Arabic.

like many others, I turned to the biggest tutoring platforms, hoping to find a teacher I could connect with.

but the experience was frustrating.

i’d book lessons only to find teachers who seemed disengaged, teaching methods that didn't suit my learning style, or classes that simply weren't delivering value.

eventually, I'd lose motivation and stop learning altogether.

the problem wasn't the language.

the problem was finding the right teacher.

i kept coming back to the same question:

why isn’t there a dedicated Arabic tutoring platform that only works with expert native teachers?

so I decided to build one myself.

after months of work, countless late nights, and more hours behind a laptop than I'd like to admit, I'm proud to introduce Arabiq.

a tutoring platform built exclusively for Arabic, connecting learners with expert native teachers who are carefully selected for exceptional teaching quality.

my goal was simple: make high-quality Arabic learning accessible to everyone.

alhamdulillah, today that vision becomes a reality.

welcome to @Arabiq_app

https://t.co/iXDI1epxC2

[Bilal Abbasi @abbasifit]

Your greatest achievements sometimes come right after your worst defeats.

[رعد @RaadTheShepherd]

Some people feel inferior to someone else, so they interpret their feeling of inferiority as arrogance by the other person.

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@AyazC_ Both are delicious