Allāhumma innī asʾaluka al-ʿāfiyah fī -dunyá wa-al-ākhirah allāhumma innī asʾaluka al-ʿafwah wa-al-ʿāfiyah fī dīnī wa-dunyāya wa-ahlī wa-mālī allāhumma ustur ʿawrātī wa-āmin rawʿātī allāhumma iḥfaẓnī min bayni yadayya wa-min khalfī wa-ʿan yamīnī wa-ʿan shimālī wa-min fawqī wa-aʿūdhu bi ʿaẓamatika an ughtāla min taḥtī.
"O Allah, I ask You for well-being in this world and the Hereafter. O Allah, I ask You for pardon and well-being in my religion, my worldly affairs, my family and my property. O Allah, conceal my faults and keep me safe from what I fear. O Allah, guard me from in front of me and behind me, on my right and on my left, and from above me. And I seek refuge in Your Magnificence from being swallowed up from beneath me."
Allahumma rahmataka arju fala takilni ila nafsi tarfata ‘aynin wa aslih li sha’ni kullahu la ilaha ila anta
“O Allah, I hope for Your mercy. Do not leave me to myself even for a blink of an eye. Correct all of my affairs for me. There is none worthy of worship except You.”
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I recite the above a lot. I recommend.
Things like this shouldn’t be propagated, it’s not needed at all..
Morocco is not representing Islam in World Cup, which one is “hopes of the Ummah”? Which ummah? Did RosuluLah send you to represent Islam in a World Cup tournament?
Watch ball and bounce, leave Islam out of it.
The man you see here is our former teacher at Government Science Secondary School, Gusau — Malam Muhammad Liman, popularly known as Malam Game.
He has recently been afflicted with a serious illness. Due to financial hardship, he can no longer afford to remain in the hospital, and his condition has left him facing a very difficult situation.
As someone who dedicated his time to educating and guiding us during our school years, we are appealing to kind-hearted individuals, friends, former students, and the general public to support him so he can receive proper medical treatment and care.
For more information or to contact him, please call: 08167270869.
For those who wish to support Malam financially, his bank details are:
Bank: Polaris Bank
Account Number: 1767115519
Account Name: Muhammad Liman Anka
May Allah grant him a speedy recovery, reward everyone who extends a helping hand, and bless us all with the compassion to support one another in times of need.
This is the Sallah touch, known in Islamic tradition as the Zabiba. This is a physical callus formed on the forehead from the repeated friction and pressure of prostration during prayer.
Although some culture, largely due to unawareness, view it as a definitive badge of intense piety. However, its appearance relies heavily on individual biological factors such as skin melanin and bone anatomy. This means that it is a physiological response to certain prayer surfaces rather than a spiritual metric.
This is why you can see a young guy with this, yet see an older person who also prays without it.
In fact, Ibn Abbas clarified that the "trace of prostration" mentioned in Surah Al-Fath refers to an inner humility and good character that reflects on a person's demeanor, or a spiritual light in the afterlife, rather than a physical skin discoloration.
This was why when Abdullah ibn Umar once saw a man with a deep prayer mark on his forehead, he cautioned him against making this mark a point of pride, and told him directly that the true mark of a believer is inside his heart, not stamped on his face.
By this, it becomes obvious that true righteousness in Islam cannot be measured by a physical calloused scar, but by the sincerity and ethical conduct a person carries into the world.
Allah knows best.
The reality and truth is that the mummy shown in the video is not the Pharaoh of Moses, and the idea that his body was preserved by a divine miracle to last until modern times is a complete internet myth.
Sheikh Ibn Uthaymeen (Rahimahullah) thoroughly dismantled this claim. He explained that when Allah says in Surah Yunus (10:92) that He saved Pharaoh's body to be a sign for "those who succeed you," it referred strictly to the Bani Isra'il who were alive at that exact moment.
Pharaoh had terrorized them for so long, claiming to be a god, that when he drowned, they literally could not believe he was dead. Allah caused his physical corpse to float to the shore purely so his victims could see his lifeless body with their own eyes and find closure. Once that purpose was served, the natural elements took their course.
The mummy you see on display today belongs to Ramesses II, a real Egyptian king who died in his bed in his nineties from natural causes.
His preservation is not a Quranic miracle. Please don’t forget this. His preservation is just the result of advanced ancient Egyptian chemical engineering and mummification using natron salt.
We do not need to rely on fabricated museum folklore to validate the truth of the Quran. The Pharaoh of Moses drowned in the Red Sea, his story ended right there, and his body served its purpose thousands of years ago.
Allah knows best.
Prophet Muhammad did not die in battle, assassination, or some mysterious cover-up like critics online try to imply. Islamic history is actually very detailed about his final days.
Years before his death, after the Battle of Khaybar, a Jewish woman poisoned some meat offered to him. He tasted it, spat it out, and survived the immediate incident. One of his companions, Bishr ibn al-Bara, ate more of it and later died. Muhammad himself continued living for years after that event. Near the end of his life, he reportedly said he still felt the effects of that poison. Muslims see this as part of his suffering, not some hidden scandal.
When he became seriously ill in 632 CE, he was surrounded by his family and closest companions, including his wife Aisha, his daughter Fatimah, and companions like Abu Bakr and Umar ibn al-Khattab.
His final days were not about power, revenge, or wealth. Reports describe him praying, advising people to treat others well, maintain prayer, and avoid oppression. One of the most repeated narrations is that his last concerns were about prayer and kindness to those under people’s care.
His final moments happened in Aisha’s room, with his head resting against her. According to Islamic narrations, his last words included prayers to be with “the highest companion,” meaning closeness to God.
No secret murder plot. No dramatic conspiracy. Just a man who spent 23 years preaching, became physically weak after a lifetime of hardship, and died surrounded by the people who loved him most.
What’s interesting is that even many non-Muslim historians acknowledge how transparent early Muslims were about his human moments. They documented his sickness, pain, grief, and death openly instead of turning him into an untouchable myth.
And Allah knows best💯
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What does the IDM stands for?