Muhammad Abdurrahman

▪️Graduate Faculty of Sharia - Qassim University ▪️Founder of AS-SAHIBIYAH INSTITUTE @As_SahibiyahIns 📚

[Muhammad Abdurrahman @MAMohamed_]

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You can scroll for hours without feeling tired. Yet when it's time to pray, read Qur’an, or make dhikr, it suddenly feels difficult. Allah described the hypocrites: “When they stand for prayer, they stand lazily.” (4:142) If worship feels heavy, take it as a warning sign.

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Many people ask: How do I become sincere?

It begins with repentance.

Sins darken the heart and make a person seek the praise of people more than the pleasure of Allah. Repent, cleanse your slate, and turn back to Allah.

The purer the heart becomes, the more sincerity enters it

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No matter what you've done, your sin is not greater than the mercy of Allah.

Shaytan's greatest trick is not the sin itself, it's making you believe Allah won't forgive you afterward.

Do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, Allah forgives all sins.

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You can spend hours scrolling without feeling tired.

Yet when it's time to pray, read Qur'an, or make dhikr, it suddenly feels difficult.

If obedience feels heavy and entertainment feels easy, take it as a warning sign.

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Many people ask: How do I become sincere?

It begins with repentance.

Sins darken the heart and make a person seek the praise of people more than the pleasure of Allah. Repent, cleanse your slate, and turn back to Allah.

The purer the heart becomes, the more sincerity enters it

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No matter what you've done, your sin is not greater than the mercy of Allah.

Shayṭān's greatest trick is not the sin itself it's making you lose hope afterward.

"Do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, Allah forgives all sins."

Return to Allah, and never doubt His mercy

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One of the beautiful names of Allah is At-Tawwāb, the One who repeatedly accepts repentance.

If you feel regret after a sin and find yourself turning back to Allah, that itself is a blessing from Him.

Allah not only accepts repentance, He guides His servants to it.

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Every time the righteous believer slips, he returns to Allah. Every time he falls short, he seeks forgiveness. What distinguishes the believer is not that he never sins, but that he never stops turning back to his Lord.
"Indeed, Allah loves those who constantly repent." (2:222)

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One of the most dangerous signs of a diseased heart is no longer caring about sin. When sins bring no guilt, repentance is delayed, and reminders no longer affect you, fear for your heart. Has it become desensitised to disobeying Allah?

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Don't let Shayṭān convince you that you're not good enough to read the Qur'an.

The Prophet ﷺ taught that the one who struggles while reciting the Qur'an receives two rewards: one for reciting and another for the effort.

Don't wait until you're perfect. Open the Qur'an today.

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How do you expect Allah to show you mercy when you refuse to ask Him for forgiveness?

The righteous, they repent. No sin is too great for Allah's mercy, but a heart that never turns back should fear for itself.

Astaghfirullāh.

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Be careful of the hidden habits that slowly destroy your īmān.

Most people don't drift away from Allah overnight. It happens through small sins repeated without repentance.

What habit is slowly lowering your īmān?

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No matter how many times you fall, the door of repentance remains open.

One of Shayṭān's greatest tricks is making you believe you've sinned too much to be forgiven. But Allah's mercy is greater than your sins.

As long as you are breathing, there is still time to repent.

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Do not be deceived by what you see on social media. Most of it is filtered and fake. People show highlights, not reality. Do not compare your life to someone else’s feed. Real happiness is in gratitude, faith, and purpose not in likes or luxury.

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Greed is one of the greatest dangers to your wealth and your heart. When greed drives you, Baraka disappears. You may earn millions but live in fear and emptiness. True wealth is not in numbers but in Baraka, the blessing that fills your life with peace and contentment.

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Don't sell your hereafter for this world

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Wealth is one of the greatest tests from Allah. Earn it in a halal way and spend it for His sake or it can become a fitna that blinds the heart. Do not trade your akhirah for a dunya that will fade. Your wealth can lead you to Jannah or drag you to destruction.

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Are you humble or arrogant?

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Every sin leaves a mark on the heart. Repeated sins bring darkness until the heart feels sealed. Repentance and dhikr wipe the stains away. Purify your heart with prayer Qur’an and good deeds before it is too late. A sound heart is the only wealth on Judgment Day.

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This can raise you in this life and the hereafter