@Jwantstobegin@CConcern Islam does not teach people to “despise Christian’s” you made a very foolish statement with absolutely no proof. Muslims are taught to be good to their neighbours, animals, trees and even bugs. Muslims are to love for others what they love for themselves.
@Shvilibe111931 @arifjoe71 You’re an actual smooth brain if that’s the conclusion you came to when the declaration of faith for Islam is literally “there is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his last and final messenger”. Please read more, don’t bring shame to yourself.
@mrcroftbaker@ojora Oh foolish one, do you honestly from the bottom of your heart (even tho you can’t see your heart it is there I assure you) believe you just appeared from nothingness? Not even the fart that exits you came from nothingness, you had to have eaten for it to exist and that’s a fart.
Al Jazeera has acquired leaked IDF drone footage showing the IDF killing 4 unarmed Palestinians in Khan Yunis using drone strikes. The footage clearly shows to terrorize and instill fear in Palestinians, as a means to coerce them into leaving Gaza permanently.
Also,there’s nothing wrong with divorcing. Some people aren’t compatible and that’s ok in Islam. There’s this Christian lens that a lot muslims are using when it comes to marriage and it’s not Islamic. Sometimes people aren’t compatible and it’s ok.
The reason this is happening is not because they’re getting married young
Rather it’s because the reasoning for getting married and the foundations of that marriage are crooked
Let me summarise in bullet points:
- Its an aesthetic now to get married, rather than an act of worship done for the sake of Allah
- People want to be like their favourite social media couples
- people focus on their rights, not their responsibilities or the rights of the other person
- people want a wedding, not a marriage. They want to be a bride, not a wife. They want to be a groom, not a husband
- the vetting done during the courtship phase by both parties, including the family, is not thorough enough
- they match based on looks and other surface level things like common interests. This is no good if your values and religiosity aren’t aligned
- incorrect expectations of marriage
- not having the right conversations where you discuss important points of marriage with your potential spouse during the courtship phase
- not enough knowledge from an Islamic perspective about marriage
- not making Allah and worshipping of Him, the foundation of your marriage
I’ve got more but this is enough for now
And before you ask
Am I married? No
Am I right? Yes.
Tyson Fury GOES OFF on Francis Ngannou 😳
“If [Ngannou] comes outside with me, he won’t be walking away from me. What you think I’m gonna do, let him elbow me… grab me and break my arm?”
He also says Ngannou “didn’t fight Tyson Fury that night”, and criticizes Francis’ boxing ability:
“He can’t follow up on a punch, hence when he dropped me he couldn’t land another worthwhile punch.”
🎥 @BoxNation_TV #Boxing #JoshuaNgannou
ofc, how could i forget what Allaah said about him;
وَمَآ أَرْسَلْنَٰكَ إِلَّا رَحْمَةً لِّلْعَٰلَمِينَ
And We have not sent you, [O Muhammad], except as a mercy to the worlds.
[21:107]
the prophet sallallaahu alayhi wasallam was not a perfectionist. he would always choose the easier option as long as it wasn't a sin. he was chill, never stressed or acted with urgency. He was emotionally stable and grounded. A lighthouse. An ecosystem.
he did not like making people unsettled, overwhelmed, frightened. He was never demanding of people, never fussy. he was fully attuned to the people that would come to him. He mirrored people, made them feel seen. he'd listen with his whole body, made them feel like the center of the universe.he'd remember small details about people, even about little kids, and bring it up at a later time, asking them about it or playfully inquiring the kids about it.
he wouldn't shout, he was never defensive over personal attacks. never vengeful. He never shamed, judged, alienated, bullied or embarrassed people. He was never misogynistic, never condescending, never belittling children or cruel to animals. He cared about every living thing, including the plants and trees. He disliked wastefulness and extremity in everything. Always sought out the balance in all things. He was very humble, always refused to be treated like a king. He was down in the trenches with people, ate what they ate, starved when they did. First to practice before he preached. always weighed the consequences of his actions against not only the people around him but the generations that would come. he would refrain from damning the very people who would attack and injure him, choosing instead to see redemption in them even if generations down the line.
he was a safe, trustworthy, extremely humble man. very lowkey, very compassionate and an immense bandwidth for co-regulation and a stabilizing force. the deen didn't spread and still spreads over a millennium and a half later bc of the teachings alone. but bc people felt his care, and how he made them feel.
@shahamfarooq once said something so profound; that the function/purpose of da'wah is to make God accessible, to become like a channel through which people can feel that they can come Him closer.
that's what the prophet sallallaahu alayhi wasallam's core trait; he made the mercy of Allaah incredibly accessible bc of how his own mercy was so present and consistent in every situation. He embodied the divine reality we learn about through the teachings. He, may Allaah's peace & blessings be upon him and his family, was a portal, a bridge. a key unlocking the door to jannah. he paved a path where there was none, dug a tunnel through obstacles in the way, bridged abysses, walled off terror. he was a microcosm.
the world is safer, calmer, more hopeful just bc he existed.
may Allaah reunite us with him at our rendezvous by the fountain.
@Jos288023475698@Charles09258937@AliBeydounAu@OwenBenjamin@mzfr_official Between God and man is no one you don’t need a scholar or 2 in the sense of having a relationship with your creator (praying,making tawbah(sincere repentance),suplicating, asking for anything worldly and otherworldly(the grave, the hereafter, heaven and judgement day).
@Azhaar3818 The sahaba would compete when came to freeing slaves. Because the reward is so great. What you’re talking about in this time would be called a butler/house keeper/helper, and they are to be respected , paid properly and fed from what you feed yourself and family(to my knowledge).
@ModestyQueen19 https://t.co/68CqZsb9vf
I formally invite you and everyone seeing this to Islam. The link I shared is a deep well of information, all you need to do is press the link with honesty in your heart and you’ll see the truth.
@ModestyQueen19 To put it simply men and women are not created the same. Literally that simple, that is why there’s etiquette to fulfilling that need if the man chooses to go that route. He must honour the households equally under God, and he will be held accountable for them equally.
@hxhadvocate@CorneliusG14926@ros_hateslife @MuslimAnon1 Lol, I understand what you are now. I’ll just leave you with this, There is no God but Allah S.W.T and prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him is his last and final messenger.