The prophet PBUH advised the sahabah to break their fast at war, when some did not the next morning he ordered them all to break their fast. Ignorant people trying to take the moral high ground when it comes to Islam always make me laugh.
Married & moving to a land where modesty doesn’t come with criticism, prayer doesn’t come with hardships (work, school, public), children growing around their muslim brothers and sisters. That’s at least the life I want to have in a couple years. Leaving this place to the kafir.
Married & moving to a land where modesty doesn’t come with criticism, prayer doesn’t come with hardships (work, school, public), children growing around their muslim brothers and sisters. That’s at least the life I want to have in a couple years. Leaving this place to the kafir.
No promos, as someone who suffers in silence and Wears a mask of happiness when I’m around people, i thought it would be important to show you that depression has many faces. The happiest, most jubilant people often go home to a pit of sorrow all alone. Check on them.
I cannot hide my tears after salah. Someone asked me what's wrong, and I told him that that person with Down Syndrome worships Allah better than us; it is truly us who are down... He deals with Allah as if he sees Him! That is IHSAAN. He doesn't just worship Allah; he LOVES Allah
*Sami'Allaahu liman Hamidah* (Allah listens to whom praises Him), that person innocently cries out loud *Do you hear me Allah?* and when we do sujood, he innocently cries out loud *I love you Allah!*
An Imam in Gaza who leads Taraweeh prayers said:
"There's a person who always attends taraweeh in the 1st row has Down Syndrome which is why his voice can be loud sometimes, and other times, he does rukoo' and sujood without the imam. And when I raise from rukoo' and say