لمخبت🐾

‏اللهم إنّي أسألك الصِّحّة والعفّة وحسنَ الخلُق والرِّضىٰ بالقَدر

[لمخبت🐾 @hajiatou]

🥺💔
اللهم ارحم ضعفنا. اللهم انصر إخواننا في فلسطين. اللهم إنا نستودعك فلسطين وأهلها، أرضها وسماءها ورجالها ونسائها وأطفالها. احفظ فلسطين وأهلنا فيها من كل شر وسوء يا من لا تضيع عنده الودائع

[William Peynsaert @PeynsaertBill]

Children wanted to die to be reunited with their families. Dr Mahmooda “Mimi” Syed returned from Gaza with blood on her shoes. She's an American ER physician, mother of three who volunteered in Gaza twice in 2024. Some of the horror she saw:
1. Eighteen children, most under twelve, with gunshot wounds to the head or chest. That was how many Dr Mimi Syed managed to document during her first month in Gaza. She encountered more. Many arrived dead or died shortly afterwards.

2. Four-year-old Mira had a bullet lodged in her brain. Her chances of survival were considered almost nonexistent. Syed refused to give up, secured her airway and rushed her to surgery. Against the odds, Mira survived.

3. A child arrived with a single bullet wound through the heart. There were no other reported injuries. The child was already dead when Syed examined the body.

4. A four-year-old girl had suffered terrible burns. She sat trembling, staring into space, softly humming a lullaby to herself. She wasn't crying. Syed described her as profoundly dissociated.

5. Children playing football or flying kites arrived with devastating shrapnel wounds. Some had tiny external injuries concealing catastrophic internal bleeding. Syed described repeatedly encountering this pattern.

6. Children told her they wanted to die. Some had lost their families. One wished to be killed by a bomb so that death might reunite them with loved ones, food and school.

7. Mothers were too malnourished to breastfeed their babies. Syed encountered women whose bodies could no longer provide the nourishment their newborns needed. She learned that some parents were feeding infants sugar water because they had nothing else.

8. The hospital ran out of running water. Equipment intended for single use was reused. Antibiotics were scarce or unavailable. Sometimes the electricity failed. Doctors could not even wash their hands properly.

9. Children living in makeshift shelters around the hospital befriended her. She brought them sweets and balloons. One morning, she discovered that someone had written in the dust on a car window:

“Mimi, I love you.”

10. When she finally left Gaza, she still had Palestinian blood on her shoes. In Jordan, a colleague took her to a beautiful restaurant. There was warmth, clean water and delicious food. She couldn't swallow a bite.

She cried as she recorded a message about the children and colleagues she had left behind.

And she pledged to continue documenting what she had witnessed and speaking about it for the rest of her life.

In August 2025, she attempted to return to Gaza for a third medical mission. Israeli authorities denied her entry without providing an explanation.

Her luggage contained baby formula and equipment intended to save lives.

[William Peynsaert @PeynsaertBill]

Children wanted to die to be reunited with their families. Dr Mahmooda “Mimi” Syed returned from Gaza with blood on her shoes. She's an American ER physician, mother of three who volunteered in Gaza twice in 2024. Some of the horror she saw:
1. Eighteen children, most under twelve, with gunshot wounds to the head or chest. That was how many Dr Mimi Syed managed to document during her first month in Gaza. She encountered more. Many arrived dead or died shortly afterwards.

2. Four-year-old Mira had a bullet lodged in her brain. Her chances of survival were considered almost nonexistent. Syed refused to give up, secured her airway and rushed her to surgery. Against the odds, Mira survived.

3. A child arrived with a single bullet wound through the heart. There were no other reported injuries. The child was already dead when Syed examined the body.

4. A four-year-old girl had suffered terrible burns. She sat trembling, staring into space, softly humming a lullaby to herself. She wasn't crying. Syed described her as profoundly dissociated.

5. Children playing football or flying kites arrived with devastating shrapnel wounds. Some had tiny external injuries concealing catastrophic internal bleeding. Syed described repeatedly encountering this pattern.

6. Children told her they wanted to die. Some had lost their families. One wished to be killed by a bomb so that death might reunite them with loved ones, food and school.

7. Mothers were too malnourished to breastfeed their babies. Syed encountered women whose bodies could no longer provide the nourishment their newborns needed. She learned that some parents were feeding infants sugar water because they had nothing else.

8. The hospital ran out of running water. Equipment intended for single use was reused. Antibiotics were scarce or unavailable. Sometimes the electricity failed. Doctors could not even wash their hands properly.

9. Children living in makeshift shelters around the hospital befriended her. She brought them sweets and balloons. One morning, she discovered that someone had written in the dust on a car window:

“Mimi, I love you.”

10. When she finally left Gaza, she still had Palestinian blood on her shoes. In Jordan, a colleague took her to a beautiful restaurant. There was warmth, clean water and delicious food. She couldn't swallow a bite.

She cried as she recorded a message about the children and colleagues she had left behind.

And she pledged to continue documenting what she had witnessed and speaking about it for the rest of her life.

In August 2025, she attempted to return to Gaza for a third medical mission. Israeli authorities denied her entry without providing an explanation.

Her luggage contained baby formula and equipment intended to save lives.

[Tabreez @Taabreez]

#BeMesmerized

[لمخبت🐾 @hajiatou]

@almuaiqly969 آمين. الله يحفظهما

[لمخبت🐾 @hajiatou]

@doamuslims "According to its own standards indeed"
لا ضير. الله يسمع ويرى

[لمخبت🐾 @hajiatou]

@WhatsApp Please also remove the timer from "About" as you're rolling out a newer version. The "Duration" feature with only 1 hour / 1 day / 1 month option is frustrating. It used to stay forever until we changed it manually without having to reset it every month.🤦🏽‍♀️

[بلال @Sunnahakh1]

Beware of sins committed in private for they cause one to fall

It was narrated from Thawban (رضي الله عنه) that the Prophet (ﷺ) said:

“I certainly know people of my nation who will come on the Day of Resurrection with good deeds like the mountains of Tihamah, but Allah will

[لمخبت🐾 @hajiatou]

The point of note is, "they know how to struggle and find their way to get what they want, even if they won't get it in the end". Everything changes after knowing this.

[Fatima Ta Annabi🇳🇬 @Jamo_Danbattaa]

Men really know what they want. This guy saw my niece at a mall back in 2023 and didn't get a chance to talk to her. He's been looking for her ever since, and after two years, he just found me on IG. My niece and I look alike, so when he saw me, he thought I was the one he was looking for. He sent me a DM, and the moment he mentioned the name of the shopping mall, I knew it had to be my niece he saw there because I've never been to that mall, but she likes going there. I explained everything to him, and he wanted to get her number, but she's married now. It just goes to show that men know what they want and are intentional about it.

[زليخا🤍 @zulaikhaa_abe]

You have no business being friends with a married woman! The constant calls, facetime, snapchat streaks and calling it wayewa. jahannam is HOT! We continue to normalize haram relationships and then question why Allah punishes us forgetting that we have overstepped HIS BOUNDARIES

[تلاوات د. ماهر المعيقلي @almuaiqly969]

"لَا يسمَع سُورة يُوسُف محزونٌ إلَّا استرَاح إليها"

[MO @Abu_Salah9]

هذا المقطع المترجم انتشر بشكل واسع وكبير عند الاجانب بسبب الإعجاز القرآني

واحدة من أعظم التلاوات التي ستسمعها في حياتك بصوت الشيخ ياسر الدوسري

[Abū Zakariyyā @abuzakariyya__]

An Urgent Call to Every Muslim: Repent Before Ramadan – Enter with a Clean Heart, Free from the Shackles of Sin!

Shaykh Sulayman Ar-Ruhayli حفظه الله

[د. مطلق الجاسر @Dr_Mutlaq]

بشرى .. ✨
يسر معهد مرتقى للعلوم الشرعية التابع لـ #جمعية_مرتقى_العلمية دعوتكم للتسجيل في الدفعة الخـ5ـامسة لدراسة العلوم الشرعية
🔹 مدة الدراسة في المعهد ( ٣ سنوات )
✨ الدراسة مجانية للرجال والنساء
🔹 الدراسة عن بُعد لا تستلزم الحضور
✨ شهادات وإجازات علمية للمتون
ومزايا أخرى كثيرة
قال الإمام أحمد بن حنبل -رحمه الله تعالى- :
" العلم لا يعدله شيء لمن صحّت نيته "
🖋 للتسجيل:
https://t.co/aGCJFHe2Y1
وفقكم الله لما يحب ويرضى

[MO @Abu_Salah9]

ليش تسكت؟

[لمخبت🐾 @hajiatou]

@1iqlxx أعدتُ نشرها، لكنني سألتُ نفسي: "ماذا كتبت؟"، ثم حذفتُ المنشور، وقرأتُه مرةً أخرى، وأعدتُ نشره مجدداً 😭💔 . أحسنت. جزاكم الله خيرا

[أمَل @1iqlxx]

العلاقات المحرمه !
تكون حرام لمن تكون النيّة تعارف للتسلية وتجاوز للحدود وكلام غير لائق وفاحش ومغازلة وتبادل الصور
لكن!
إن كانت النيّة تعارف فقط وفي بينكم حدود والتزمات وتعينون بعض عل الطاعة ما تتخطون حدودكم ولا في مغازلة ولا تبادل صور ولا كلام فاحش فا برضوا حرام!

[Islamic Spaces - مساحات إسلامية @islamicspaces01]

Making this your intention as a business owner will bring lots of blessings to your business.

- Sh. Abdurrazaq Al-Badr

[هـَلا .. @hllsmry122]

المعنُى الحُّرفي لتَلاوة تغسُل القلُب ♥️!

[صمت الحروف @samt1i]

#يخبرني_الصباح
لكل القلوب المُتفائلة، صباح الخير للذين يزرعون في قلوبنا بذور كلماتهم الحانية، ويضيئون في أرواحنا شمس حروفهم الزاهيّة، صباح الخير لكل لحظةٍ جميلة تركت فينا ذكرى لا تُنسىٰ وأثرًا لا يُمحىٰ♥️
#صباح_الخير_والسعاده🕊🤍

[National Moonsighting Committee Nigeria @moonsightingng]

Today’s date is Friday 23rd Jumadal Ula 1447H/14th November 2025.