Enamourer

24 🌝 E U O N I A ✨ Falak tak chal saath mere 💕

[Enamourer @SultanMoinuddi9]

“ When you’re desperate you grab anything you want but not anything you need “
I want you to get the best <3

[Shafeeq @Y2SHAF]

future historians are going to have a nightmare trying to explain why we ran out of drinking water because we needed to cool down the machines generating 4K AI fruit videos

[Yiğit @kuulvibes]

Biri sürekli Odin kullanıyor, biri Judge kullanıyor, diğeri de rakip Spike'ı çözüyor mu diye mouselara bakıyor.

NRG = haram VALORANT

[Enamourer @SultanMoinuddi9]

It is what it is

[𝑙𝑦𝑟𝑎 @naturehealyou]

Shades of blue

[Enamourer @SultanMoinuddi9]

@professahgrey Does he need love and attention as well? 🥹🫪

[Enamourer @SultanMoinuddi9]

how do you actually meet Muslim women that are adventurous funny and silly but emotionally intelligent and also on the same halal to haram ratio as you but also want to grow and learn together.

[Enamourer @SultanMoinuddi9]

I’m afraid these days women find this suffocating and painful to follow. I’ve seen Muslim women who start with honest intentions and fall into the trap of reach and start covering themselves lesser as they grow.
May Allah protect them and steer them towards the right path 🥺💕.

[ح @h47uu]

Pleaseeee as a girl, do not post your face anywhere.

[Enamourer @SultanMoinuddi9]

This breaks my heart, truly. All this seems intentional and a way to show they can do anything they want to.

Once they start rebelling against it they will name it as terrorism or anti nationalists.

May Allah give us patience and help that brother. Ameen 🥺

[عبد @ABroNextDoor]

Heartbreaking. May Allah ﷻ safeguard the Muslims residing in India

[Gul @rarerrose_]

Islam is the only religion that pulls this off, gathering people from every ethnicity, culture and country in one spot, all dressed the same. especially in Muzdalifah, you can’t even tell who’s rich or poor. going against all this has done the world dirty.

[🌻 @h02br]

I love how ritualistic Islam is. Your faith can’t help but rise and strengthen after witnessing these sights.

[Kharis @kharis_micheal]

Women will damage a man's mental health behind closed doors. then smile in public like they suffered the most

[Israel Exposed @xIsraelExposedx]

Everyone always wanted to save the children untill it was israel killing them.

[Michael J. Miraflor @michaelmiraflor]

Look what you’ve done, dorks. You’ve bullied Spotify into reversing something fun and different (and temporary to begin with) for their 20th Anniversary.

We don’t deserve nice things.

[biased indian @RakeshK32229480]

BJP-ruled cities vs.Congress ruled cities 😭😭

Trash vs trash competition

[Enamourer @SultanMoinuddi9]

This is so cute lol 😭😂

[みんなのVALORANT @minvalo_clips]

キルジョイ好きww

[Kavish aziz @azizkavish]

TCS case

A wrong relationship & an entire community got blamed. - The latest revelation in the Nashik TCS case.
#IndianExpress News (link in comments):

‘A relationship gone wrong has ruined others with nothing to do with case’ Arrested TCS staffer’s wife

It was a relationship gone wrong between Danish Shaikh and one of the complainants that has ruined the lives of all the others,” says the wife of one of the employees of a BPO unit of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in Nashik who is facing FIRs related to sexual harassment and hurting religious sentiments.

Cases not linked to each other have been clubbed,” says the Nashik-based woman, whose husband is among seven employees of the BPO under arrest, with one woman staffer said to be on the run.

Indian janta, believing anything media says without investigations being complete! Some even justified the genocide in Gaza and the bombings of Iran and Lebanon, based on this news. And then there is the role of local politicians as well. Do I need to name the party?

[Enamourer @SultanMoinuddi9]

Exactly! Only if people had brains at least the size of a grain of salt🤏🏻 then they would fight or rebel for what’s actually wrong rather than pushing brainwashed agendas into things.

Evil people do exist not matter what community they are from.

If guilty, punish them, simple!

[Mohammed Mubashir @Mubashir_AIMIM]

The Nashik TCS case shows a disturbing manipulation of state power, where a corporate relationship was twisted by Hindutva forces and the CM to target Muslims. This political interference led to the arrest of nearly all Muslim employees, including a fresh campus recruit, and even the "sympathetic" Hindu HR woman who stood by them. To make it even more absurd, they’ve now dragged a "Malaysian preacher" into the narrative. It’s a new kind of Dharma Yudh, weaponizing the law and bizarre conspiracy theories to purge qualified Muslim youth from India’s corporate world.

[Darab Farooqui @darab_farooqui]

There is a reason I kept quiet on the TCS case.

As a rule, I wait when the Sanghi ecosystem screams, incessantly. Not because the accused are innocent. Not because the victims don't matter. But because screaming is not evidence, and this ecosystem has a documented history of turning real incidents into manufactured communal weapons.

They made a video of Umar Khalid at a JNU protest and told the country he was leading seditious sloganeering. He wasn't. The charge was false. The video was manipulated. Nobody who amplified that lie has ever apologized.

They garlanded the men convicted of gang-raping Bilkis Bano. They took out rallies in Jammu for the men who raped and killed a child named Asifa. This is the ecosystem now demanding justice and decency in the TCS case.

So forgive me for not rushing.

This doesn't mean nothing happened in Nashik. It means I don't know what happened, and neither does anyone else until a court examines it.

Nine FIRs and seven arrests tell us the police acted. They don't tell us the police were right.

Indian courts have freed Muslims after decades in prison for terrorist acts they never committed. Every one of those false cases was built by the same police now being cheered as heroes.

Everyone is innocent until proven guilty. That is not a loophole. That is the foundation.

But the loudest voices in this conversation have never stood for the full force of the law. If they had, they would have stood for Bilkis Bano. They would have stood for Asifa. They did not.

They garlanded the convicts. They marched for the killers. The law, for them, is a weapon to be picked up when useful and put down when inconvenient.

The accused in this case are already in custody. There is no injustice left to protest, no accused walking free, no system failing the victims.

The arrests have been made. The SIT is investigating. The courts will decide.

So what exactly is the screaming for? Why are Sanghis screaming so much?

It is not for justice. Justice is already in motion. The screaming is for something else entirely.

It is to take one case, real or inflated, proven or alleged, and use it to indict an entire community.

To say: this is what Muslims are. This is what they do. This is why they must be watched, controlled, suspected and feared.

That is not a demand for justice. That is a demand for collective punishment. And the people making that demand have never, not once, extended the same logic to their own.

Wait. Ask questions. Let the court speak.

That is not sympathy for wrongdoers. That is the minimum requirement of a functioning conscience.

[Big Akh @Thoughtful1_]

They also glorify Allah but you can't grasp their glorification.

“The seven heavens, the earth, and all those in them glorify Him. There is not a single thing that does not glorify His praises—but you ˹simply˺ cannot comprehend their glorification. He is indeed Most Forbearing, All-Forgiving.” (Q.17:44)