Mrs El Harbili

Marketing Freelancer passionate about Healthy lifestyle, Natural remedies and digital marketing.
📢motto: Work Smarter Anytime, Anywhere

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

Friday is a day to finish your goals for the week and if you haven't achieve them all...so what? 🧘🏾‍♀️Pause.Reflect.Repeat next week #FridayMotivation #FridayThoughts #happyfriday
#Entrepreneur

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

On this day in 1972, the first black elected congresswoman, Shirley Chisholm, began her campaign for President of the U.S.

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

#CAN2023 on attends l'événement avec impatience
#football

[Karim Baldé @karimbalde]

#CAN2023 Avant de decoller pour la Côte d'Ivoire, j'étais l'invité de "Débat Africain" spécial CAN sur @RFI . A écouter !!!

[Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis @DrLoupis]

Remember to BOYCOTT Child Killers today🔥🔥🔥

[Dr. Omar Suleiman @omarsuleiman]

A UN Security Council vote on a permanent Gaza ceasefire is likely happening this weekend. Guess who is about to veto it?

The US is not complicit in war crimes. They are committing the war crimes.

[Freddie 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 @raheelinho]

FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA! 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

I advanced to the Gold League on Duolingo

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

#genocide is not only in Gaza 😭May God Almighty brings hope, light and freedom in Palestine, Sudan, Congo and for our ouighur brothers & sisters. Ameen 🤲🏾
#GenocideinGaza
#Congo
#Sudan
#China

[• يمنى♡• @yumnah_elkhabir]

Put Sudan in ur duas please

[AJIB.fr @AJIB_fr]

A ceux qui doutent que le Boycott fonctionne...

[Censored Men @CensoredMen]

🇵🇸 The Reality of Palestinians for more than half a century.

[Karim Baldé @karimbalde]

Le fameux Haka!! Vu de près, encore plus de frissons!!! #RWC2023

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

Historical games! Go Africa 💪🏾👸🏻👸🏽👸🏾👸🏿 #FIFAWomensWorldCup #Morocco
#Nigeria
#SouthAfrica

[Franklin Leonard @franklinleonard]

Not THREE colonial derbies in the #FIFAWomensWorldCup round of 16:

England v Nigeria
Netherlands v South Africa
France v Morocco

[ilmfeed @IlmFeed]

The 10th of Muharram marks the day Musa (peace be upon him) and his people were saved from Pharaoh and his army. Here are 5 lessons we can learn from this incident:

1. Do your part

Musa (peace be upon him) did not remain idle waiting for a miracle. He could have stayed put and prayed to Allah to deal with Pharaoh but he did not, rather he did all that he could in his personal capacity until he could go no further when faced by the sea in front of him and Pharaoh and his army behind him. Only then, did the miracle of the parting of the sea take place.

This life is one of cause and effects, miracles can happen but our responsibility is that we do everything we can in our personal capacity then leave it to Allah.

2. Never lose hope in Allah

Musa (peace be upon him) and his people faced certain death, either it would be from Pharaoh’s army who were in close pursuit behind them or they would be forced to enter the sea in which it would be impossible to survive. Despite this, Musa never lost hope in Allah’s promise. Some of his followers started to lose hope and began exclaiming:

 “Indeed, we are to be overtaken!” Surah Ash-Shu’arah, Verse 61

In spite of this, Musa’s faith did not waiver and he said to his people with full certainty:

“No! Indeed, with me is my Lord; He will guide me.” Surah Ash-Shu’arah, Verse 61

And so, the sea was parted opening a way for Musa and the Children of Israel to escape.

We too must never lose hope in Allah, though we may be in situations where we may think that there’s no way out, let’s remember that the help of Allah is always near. If Allah can part the sea to help Musa and his people, He too can remove our difficulties and obstacles. What’s required of us is that we have complete reliance in Allah and have hope in Him.

3. Miracles can happen

Though miracles are exclusive to Prophets, we too can experience miracles in a general sense. We’ve all probably experienced moments in our lives where everything seemingly was going wrong only for the situation to be saved by a series of events which happened coincidentally or by chance. As believers, we believe that everything happens only by the will of Allah and though something may seem like a coincidental string of events, we believe that it was all planned by Allah.

4. Flee from sins

When the Children of Israel were being persecuted and they could no longer freely practice their religion, Allah instructed Musa (peace be upon him) to flee with them to another land. If we too are faced with such a situation and our Iman is at risk, we too should try to flee to a place where we can safeguard our faith.

Alhamdulillah most of us will not be in such a predicament where our Iman is in danger but we may be in a situation where we may fall into sin. It may be due to who we socialise with or places we visit or even the neighbourhood we live in. If we are in a situation where it is difficult to avoid sin or we find ourselves persistently committing sins due to such factors, we should leave those places or those people who have a bad influence on us.

5. Change now

When Pharaoh and his army were engulfed by the sea and they began drowning, Pharaoh cried out:

“I believe that there is no deity except that in whom the Children of Israel believe, and I am of the Muslims.” Surah Yunus, Verse 90

But this declaration of faith was not accepted by Allah as he had already began his transition into the next life and the veils of the unseen had begun to unravel before him. As believers we too must not wait until it’s too late. Our book of deeds will be sealed when death overtakes us and from then on, we can no longer add a good deed (except if we did acts of Sadaqah Jariyah) nor edit out any sins that have been recorded.

The mercy of Allah is vast and every day His doors of repentance is open to us. All we have to do is ask and have a firm resolve to change and Allah, The Most Merciful will erase our sins as if they never happened!

Written by: @RafiqIbnJubair

[Muhammad Smiry 🇵🇸 @MuhammadSmiry]

While the world is silent.

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

✍educative thread about the Arabic language 👏🏾
#wednesdaythought #education #Arabic

[Bayt Al Fann @BaytAlFann]

Did you know the Arabic language has an “abjad” system and not an alphabet?

The Arabic abjad is made up of 28 letters, written from right to left. All of the letters are consonants, since the vowels in Arabic are denoted by diacritics.

A thread on Arabic letters & language…

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

#Hajj2023 #Arafah #Islam
👇🏾Best thread ever

[حفصة @muslimthoughtz1]

The Day of Arafah is tomorrow

It is the best of all days in Islam.

Here are some of the sunnahs and virtues of this great day:

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

And this is the reason why they are afraid of #BRICS
#Africa #thirdworld

[5Pillars @5Pillarsuk]

The prominent American economist, Michael Hudson, explains why Africa and the "third world" are in a perpetual state of debt, while the U.S. never actually repays its own "debt".

[القرآن @Quranconnect_]

I don’t mind listening to these verses a thousand times🥹🤍.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Whatever the Almighty has planned for you is for you alone. No one and nothing can stop it from coming to you. Just keep believing. Just keep trusting. It will unfold in due course, according to His timing, not yours. Remember, with Him nothing is impossible.

[Mrs El Harbili @Miss_Bilguissa]

Pray for #Sudan 🤲🏾 Can't believe another war in a muslim country and during Ramadan on top of it.