@cricketaakash Why were people raising their voices about what happened in Bangladesh a few months ago? Why did you not settle there at that time?
One has to raise voice for humanity whatever is going around the world rather than keeping quiet
Rahul, I dont understand what your "INTERESTING AUDIO. SAYS A LOT" implies. To me, it reeks of Islamophobia but you can clarify, if it concerns or interests you. But as a Muslim I'd like to bring to your notice that Allahu Akbar means God is the Greatest. A simple Google search will tell you that "It is a foundational Islamic declaration affirming that God is supreme, greater than all things, and surpassing all human comprehension or earthly power". So if I ace my exams, I'll say AllahuAkbar. If there's turbulence in flight, I'll say AllahuAkbar. If I get to eat a fruit which I was craving for and I'm suddenly gifted a fruit basket with the said fruit, I'll say AllahuAkbar. If there's an earthquake, I'll say AllahuAkbar. There's a Missile falling in the sky! Any Muslim will say AllahuAkbar cause those maybe his last words. Let's stop pandering to Islamophobic stereotypes that Muslims have time and again explained to non-Muslims in terms of intent and meaning. It's boring. It's unnecessary. And it's almost tragic that your knowledge about Muslims and islamic terms hasn't expanded even after covering stories about Muslims for decades.
This ‘no shaking hands’ is such a silly thing that India has started. It’s unbecoming of a nation like ours. Either play properly within the spirit of the game or don’t play at all.
Yusuf (as) waited 13 years
Yaqoob (as) waited 14 years
Musa (as) waited 40 years
Nuh (as) waited 50 years
Delay not Denial, even the prophets had to wait🤍
Jobs are a test. So is unemployment.
Being single is a test. So is marriage.
Having many clients is a test. So is having none.
Life in this dunya is full of trade-offs. Don’t romanticize what you don’t have. Every stage comes with its share of trials. The key is TAWAKKUL
@Hadithoftheday The Prophet ﷺ said:
The one who strives to help the widows and the poor is like the one who fights in the cause of Allah, or like the one who prays all night and fasts all day.
(Sahih al-Bukhari 6006, Sahih Muslim 2982)
Attempts to monumentalise egos inside Hazratbal are not acts of devotion but of arrogance. A sacred place that has stood for centuries needs no one’s nameplate for legitimacy. People were rightly offended by this dangerous attempt to play with religious sensitivities for self-glorification.
Hazratbal has seen reconstructions before, but never were such means used to claim credit. Any talk of using PSA in this case only adds insult to injury. It is foolish, unacceptable, and an assault on people’s attachment with their beloved shrine.
The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Do not wish to be like anyone except in two cases. The 1st is a person, whom Allah has given wealth & he spends it righteously; 2nd is the one whom Allah has given wisdom (the Holy Qur'an) & he acts according to it and teaches it to others."
(Bukhari)
Charity plays a major role in the functioning of human society. The world is suffering a lot of tragedies, and charitable foundations play a huge role in helping the affected people by providing them with food, shelter, and medical treatment.
The Israeli state is committing genocide. It has murdered over 60,000 people, 18,430 of whom were children.
It has starved hundreds to death including many children and is threatening to starve millions.
Enabling these crimes by silence and inaction is a crime in itself.
It is shameful that the Indian Government stands silent as Israel unleashes this devastation on the people of Palestine.