The Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw) said:
1) 4 things make our body sick:
a) Talking too much
b) Sleeping too much
c) Eating too much
d) Interacting too much with other people
2) 4 things destroy the body:
a) The anxiety
b) Gloom (sadness/sorrow)
c) Hunger
d) Sleep late at night
3) 4 things remove light and joy from the face:
a) The lie
b) Being disrespectful, impudent (knowingly insisting on a bad thing)
c) Argue without adequate knowledge or information
d) Excessive immorality (doing a wrong thing without fear)
4) 4 things increase facial light and joy:
a) Piety
b) Loyalty
c) Generosity (being good)
d) Be helpful to others without them asking.
5) 4 things stop rizq (wersek)
a) Sleep in the morning (fajr to sunrise)
b) Do not pray or be irregular in prayers
c) Laziness / Idleness
d) Cheating/dishonesty
6) 4 things bring and/or increase the rizq:
a) Watch in prayer
b) Excessively doing istighfar
c) Do sadaqah regularly
d) Zikr
The Holy Prophet said: "Do nothing during the adhan (call to prayer) even read the Quran, the person who speaks during the adhan will be unable to pronounce the kalima shahada on his deathbed."
The Holy Prophet also said to pass on even one verse to others because this verse will intercede on the day of judgment.
Allahumma-inni-ala-Zikr-ika-wa Shuk-rika wa husni Ibaadatik.
A very powerful du'a has been sent to you. Imagine 1000 people reading it thanks to you. JazakAllah, it will only be Good for you Masha Allah🤲
Islam really is the cure for society, and that’s why everyone attacks it. A blessed man from the desert of Arabia 1,400+ years ago came as a mercy from God to give the final revelation so we wouldn’t be lost as mankind. Unfortunately, many people chose to stay lost. May Allah guide people to the truth before it’s too late. 🤍
After death, the soul enters Barzakh, a phase between this life and the Day of Judgment. The soul either experiences peace or torment depending on their deeds.
Eventually, all will be resurrected for judgment. Believers who lived righteously will be rewarded with eternal Paradise (Jannah), a place of peace, beauty, and nearness to Allah. Those who rejected truth or lived in evil will face Hell (Jahannam).
This is not blind belief. It is based on the Qur’an and authentic sayings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
Death is not the end. It is the beginning of the real, everlasting life.
“Every soul shall taste death. Then to Us will you be returned.”
— Qur’an 29:57
Karen Armstrong says:
“We never read that Christ ever laughed, but we often find Muhammad smiling and joking with those close to him. We see him playing with children, disagreeing with his wives, weeping bitterly over the death of one of his companions, and proudly showing off his newborn son like any doting father. If we could look at Muhammad as we look at other great historical figures, we would surely see him as one of the greatest geniuses history has ever known.”
— Karen Armstrong, Prophet Muhammad: A Biography of the Prophet (1991).
Goodbye Sitara, Welcome Fatima
What a cool name she choose & how they introduced it. Fatima (فَاطِمَة) literal meaning is "one who separates" or "one who abstains". It is also interpreted as "being separated from Hellfire" or "being separated from evil."
#天幕のジャードゥーガル #Jaadugar
usually in american shows when the hijabi character enters a new phase of their life/make a big decision, they are shown as taking off their hijab..
But in #天幕のジャードゥーガル sitara puts her hijab on 👀💕
Iman Vellani on the statement that Gen Z doesn’t care about superhero movies:
“I don’t agree that Gen Z has stopped caring about superheroes. Maybe they’ve just stopped feeling obligated to show up.
Our generation has grown up with an abundance of superhero stories, so perhaps the novelty has worn off — which is natural.
The bar is higher now. We’re looking for stories that feel specific and emotional — especially in the age of AI. We want honesty from our storytellers. We want our intelligence respected.
If anything, I think Gen Z responds incredibly well to superheroes when they’re treated as people first. The themes of grief, identity, legacy, belonging — they’re timeless and will never age out.
Every genre goes through cycles. Westerns did. Musicals did. Romcoms did. So the answer isn’t to abandon the genre, but to find new stories that only be told through THIS genre.
At the end of the day, I think we just want these films to evolve and grow alongside their audience.”
🇵🇸🇪🇸 A Palestinian supporter invites the famous Spanish star Javier Bardem, known for his supportive stance on Palestine, to his home:
“When Palestine is liberated, you are invited to my home.”
Javier responds: “Every voice I have, I will give to Palestine, thank you.”