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[Habib @_rvm_1]

Yah Allah, please do not take my soul until you're most pleased with me. Let me die and resurrect as a true slave of yours (Amin) 🙏.....

[Abu Āliyah @ElderImran]

Surah Al-Baqarah (2:2)
"This is the Book about which there is NO DOUBT, a guidance for those conscious of Allah"

So, whoever it is, I swear by Allah, not for a second have I ever had an atom size of doubt about Islam in my heart.
As for you leaving Islam, that's your Loss.

[MAIPATA 🇺🇸𝕏 @Maipata_]

Qur’an 39:53 ❤️

[Habib @_rvm_1]

@RidwanuLlah The Law, avoid posting World Cup clips. It seems X is suspending people's accounts over them.

[Muslims Connect @muslimsconnect0]

Gamblimg, Betting - Sporty bets, Nairabets and any form of betting are forbidden for Muslims.

Dr. RidwānuLlāhi Jamiu
Chief Imam, Lekki Central Mosque

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[Faithfull Ballers @FaithfullBaller]

🇨🇻 Cape Verde Player Steven Moreira on how he became a Muslim:

“I saw my friend praying every day and fasting in Ramadan. I started asking questions, then I tried it myself. After that, I became Muslim."

“I didn't grow up Muslim, so I was scared at first. I didn't know how my family would react."

"But when I told them, they said: 'You're a better person now.' Alhamdulillah.” ❤️🤲

[KingAlhusayn @KingAlhusayn]

You will never regret listening to this Golden advice.

– Shaykh Aziz al-Enezy حفظه الله

[KingAlhusayn @KingAlhusayn]

Ease is near, relief will come.

If your heart is heavy today, don't lose hope. Allah has not forgotten you. Every hardship has an appointed end, and every sincere prayer is heard. Stay patient, keep making duʿā', and trust His perfect timing.

"Indeed, with hardship comes ease." (Qur'an 94:5–6)

[عمر فاروق🇸🇦 @faruqfromdeep]

may Allāh preserve and be pleased with the Shaykh.

i first came across this opinion about seven years ago in the fatawa of Shaykh Fawzan and Shaykh Ruhayli. I mention this (7 years) only because some people are treating Shaykh Omaysan's statement as though he invented a novel position. he did not. it is an issue that scholars have discussed long before now.

a number of scholars, including Shaykh Fawzan, Shaykh Ruhayli and others, have held that making recurring public reminders for specific voluntary acts of worship—such as reminding people every Monday and Thursday to fast, every Friday to send abundant ṣalawāt upon the Prophet, or every ayyām al-beed to fast—is something that should be avoided.

their primary concern is that there is no evidence that the Prophet, his companions, or the early generations institutionalized such reminders despite their eagerness to encourage good. they fear that turning these reminders into a recurring practice may gradually resemble a prescribed religious observance without textual evidence, especially if people begin to think they are part of the sunnah itself.

however, i did not stop at listening to a short clip and adopting the opinion because it initially struck me as unusual. i sought explanations from other teachers and looked into the matter further.

i found that there are also respected scholars who permit such reminders under the general texts encouraging enjoining good and reminding the believers. they cite verses such as: "and remind, for indeed the reminder benefits the believers" (Qur'an 51:55), see Tafseer Sa'di especially for his classification of "reminders", as well as the general obligation of encouraging one another upon righteousness and piety.

they argue that these reminders are not acts of worship in themselves but simply wasā'il of calling people to established acts of worship. they also point to the reality of our times: many Muslims genuinely forget voluntary acts of worship due to distraction and ghaflah in general, so a reminder serves the same purpose as reminding someone of a lecture or an opportunity for charity.

those who permit it also stipulate important conditions: that no one believes these reminders are themselves Sunnah, that they are not treated as fixed rituals that must be done every week in a prescribed manner, that people are not blamed for not sending them, and that they remain merely permissible means of encouraging good rather than devotional practices in their own right.

(aside) it is also interesting that Shaykh Fawzan himself was asked this question on more than one occasion, and his answers differed based on how the question was framed. in one fatwa, he described the practice as unnecessary takalluf (needless burdening), while in another he indicated that there is no harm if the intent is simply to remind people of a legislated act of worship. and i think this demonstrates the importance of understanding fatwa in their context and not treating short clips as though they capture every nuance of a scholar's position.

this is, in my view, one of those issues where we should appreciate the fiqh behind both approaches. one side is trying to safeguard the Sunnah from introducing regularized practices without precedent, while the other is trying to implement the general command of reminding believers and encouraging righteous deeds. both are seeking to preserve the religion, albeit through different juristic principles.

so whether you adopt the stricter view or the more permissive one, this is not a matter that warrants insults or accusations against scholars or people that align with a position. we should always discuss the religion with knowledge and manners. Bārakallāhu feekum.

[Muslims Connect @muslimsconnect0]

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ encouraged us on 3 qualities you should always look out for in a friend:

1. His presence reminds you of Allah
2. His speech increases you in knowledge
3. His action reminds you of the Hereafter

Dr. Sanusi Lafiagi

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[أكبر ‏الأثري @akbar_alathari]

The only solutions you need for treating magic or jinn possession.

- Shaykh Sa'eed Raslan

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

THE 6 NULLIFIERS OF WUDU (ABLUTION)🚨

1. Anything that exits the two private passages:

This covers urine, feces, gas, or even unusual occurrences such as a small stone or a worm passing through.

2. Excessive impurities flowing from the rest of the body:

This refers to a large, significant amount of blood or vomit leaving the body. Small, minor amounts, such as a drop of blood from a small scratch, are overlooked and do not break your wudu.

3. Loss of consciousness:

Losing awareness completely, whether through deep sleep, fainting, or medical anesthesia.

4. Direct contact with the private parts:

Touching the private parts with your bare hand without any barrier such as clothing.

5. Eating camel meat:

Consuming camel meat breaks wudu based on the explicit instructions of the Prophet.

6. Leaving Islam

Apostasy nullifies all previous acts of worship, which automatically invalidates wudu.

TWO COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS:

The following do not break your Wudu:

1. Washing a dead body does not break your Wudu. Although you must ensure your bare hand does not directly touch their private parts during the wash.

2. Touching a woman does not break your wudu, whether it happens with or without desire, provided no physical discharge occurs.

Allah knows best

[khalifa aminu @KAminu49132]

I have created a new device that can track anything anywhere in the world…

The name of the device is Smart AI Tracking System, it uses GPS, SIM, and AI technology
It is placed in children’s bags, cars, or animals so they can be tracked at any time

But that is not where its strength lies….

The AI inside it learns the usual routes, observes distance, and detects any unusual changes

If a child is kidnapped and taken somewhere unfamiliar…
it will activate an alarm
send the location instantly and give a warning that a child has been kidnapped
The same applies to animals like cows
It can detect them in real time if they are stolen or lost

Share it so it can reach everywhere in order to have the opportunity to improve it into a smaller size because its size is large due to the many sensors and modules inside it

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LIFE TRIALS, PROBLEMS AND TRIBULATIONS ARE FROM ALLĀH; YOU'RE PRACTICING MUSLIM DOESN'T MEAN YOU WON'T BE
TESTED- Glad tidings to those who are patient with Allah's decree during difficulties.

Professor AbdurRozzāq AbdulMajīd Alaro,mni

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[Ola Qāsim @misaq002]

You see that 4th frame. See how beautiful it reads. That is what the media hides from you all. They give you what they want you to see about Islam.

[KingAlhusayn @KingAlhusayn]

Today’s date is Thursday 17th Muharram 1448H/2nd July 2026.

[KingAlhusayn @KingAlhusayn]

What’s the difference between Tawbah and Istighfār?

- Sh. Abdussalam Ash-Shuway’ir

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For years they’ve lived in a collapsed house with only one room covered with sack, and leaking roof. Every rainy season, their only room that serves as shelter for them is always like a local swimming pool when it rains. making it impossible for them to have a sound sleep every night. This situation is causing the children to be constantly getting sick.

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Be steadfast in performing your Nawafil after Salat. Pray Nawafil at home, too; do not let your house become like a graveyard. (English)

Justice AbdurRaheem Ahmad Sayi

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[KingAlhusayn @KingAlhusayn]

I will share with you a secret from the Prophet ﷺ Always ask Allah for facilitation || Shaykh Abdussalam al-Shuway'ir حفظه الله

The importance of Istikhara

[Yusha Evans @yushaevans]

I’ve been Muslim for almost 30 years and have always been open to question my faith and its evidences to make sure my life is based on faith backed by evidence. Have watched all the apologists arguments over the years and can say with absolute certainty that Islam is the right way of life and the way of life prescribed since the creation of human beings. Zero doubt in my mind.

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