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Twitter is my space to think out loud | Disagreement needn't be disagreeable | Talib al-Ilm, PhD Student in Islamic Studies
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"There are moments in my life where I realized that my Allah had just shown me the movement of His divine hand. This is not because the Divine was ever otherwise absent; rather, He removed the veil for a moment and let His light illuminate the surrounding darkness."
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Netflix is sticking its neck out because it thinks there's a market here. If you want to help break the taboo on representation of Palestinian stories, reward Netflix's decision by clicking on the movie, watching it the whole way (or just let it run in the bg), and liking it.
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Great, now we have to clean the Ka'bah all over again
Saudi crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in side kaabah.
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I was reading Surat Fussilat, and there's an ayah that suddenly brought my life into perspective for me:
"When We show favour to someone, they turn away, acting arrogantly. And when touched with evil, they make endless prayers หนfor goodหบ." 41:51
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I was making dua in the Rawdah, and I wanted to make dua for marriage. But I didn't want to just ask for a wife - I wanted to ask to be in love with her. I wasn't sure what niyyah I could have that would turn that love into ibadah
Later, as I was making dua, a thought came to me
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We made khatam last night, and in reading Surat al-Duha, I realized something I hadn't before. Allah swt recounts the ways in which He bestowed His favors on the Rasul (saw) when he was in the lowest and most vulnerable times in his life up to that point.
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I made an istikhara at 23. I had an immediate, entirely unrelated dream immediately. I always knew that dream was a true one, but I had no idea what it meant. At 34, that dream is coming true point by point
Sometimes, we are shown dreams that take a literal decade to come true
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White privilege is white women making TikToks saying "maybe Osama had a point?" while I get put on a list for teaching English in Saudi Arabia
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Eid is always bitter sweet. Ramadan is like a friend who picked you up at your weakest, walked with you till you got on your feet, and then left you to live the new life it helped you build
I'm excited about new beginnings, new beings, a new me. But I'll miss Ramadan
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Surat al-Duha is my surah. I read it when I become sad. I read it when I become discouraged. I read it when I feel hopeless. It's the surah that comforted me coming out of my severe childhood trauma. It's the surah that assured me nights have mornings.
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There are three things a Muslim should never give up, no matter how low their taqwa is or how guilty they feel:
1. Fajr
2. Reciting Quran everyday
3. Make dua
If you miss fajr, pray it late. If you can't read Quran well, just a few ayahs. If you miss a day, run it back tomorrow
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My grandfather used to call such people "the feces of the British." Because the Brits ate them, chewed them, swallowed them, digested them, and then crapped them out. And when the Brits finally left, these giant turds they left behind continued spreading their stench
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My mother had an accident and the doctor told us to check on her throughout the night. I'm sitting here with a cup of coffee to spend the night watching over her, and I'm struck by how I have only ever done this a few times in my life, but she has lost years of sleep over me
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Of all the ayahs in the Quran, the most terrifying to me are these:
Say, หนO Prophet,หบ โShall we inform you of who will lose the most deeds?
หนThey areหบ those whose efforts are in vain in this worldly life, while they think they are doing good! (18:103-4)
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If your blood is not on fire when the houses of Muslims are on fire, you are not of us
If your blood doesn't rage when the blood of Muslims flows on the streets, you are not of us
Our blood is one. Our hearts are one. Our pain is one. Our hope is in the One
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Sleep early tonight if you can. Then wake up in the last third of the night. And spend it in desperate dua for Palestine
Allah protect every drop of blood, every inch of dirt, every speck of dust and grant victory to the people of truth, honor, valor, and dignity in Palestine
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I'm very glad Imam Omar said what he said, that not everyone will find love or even get married. And, even if they do, there's a looming possibility of divorce and the fracturing of families
This is not only true; it is a reality many of us face. Some never love; some love butโฆ
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The Americans and Chinese will desperately race each other to colonize Mars only to be greeted there by a Pakistani who has already married a Martian and had 4 kids
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If you truly want to give up a sin for the sake of Allah but are struggling against your own body, do 3 things:
1. Wake up for tahajjud tomorrow and make a sincere dua that Allah swt removes the habit of sin from you
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My niece (6 years old) made umrah with us. We were all making intense dua at the first sight of the ka'bah, so she did too. During Sa'i, I asked her what she prayed for. She said "that Allah keep any fly from ever touching me again because I HATE flies"
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Being satisfied with Allah's decree is to live with a certain amount of grief. Life hurts.
We love friends. We lose them
We love family. We lose them
We love jobs and wealth and luxuries. We lose them
We love dreams we work tirelessly for. We lose them, too
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My sister and I were talking about wealth over breakfast today, and she said "the greatest wealth you can have is contentment (qanaa'ah)"
I think that's absolutely true, because the majority of wealth is spent trying to buy things to satisfy an emotional need
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We prayed the Kusuf prayer today - the sunnah prayer offered during an eclipse - and I was reminded how the solar eclipse is evidence for the prophethood of the Rasul (saw).
The Rasul (saw)'s sons all passed away during his lifetime. In fact, all of his children save one-โฆ
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I grew up in a house with no traditions, no practices, no joys, no celebrations. Not birthdays, not Eid, nothing. The most my mother would do is allow herself to sleep extra
This persisted so long that it became normal, second nature: the idea of joy and celebration confused me
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We were reading Surat al-Fajr in fajr, and the last few ayahs broke me down:
หนAllah will say to the righteous,หบ โO tranquil soul! Return to your Lord, well pleased หนwith Himหบ and well pleasing หนto Himหบ. So join My servants, and enter My Paradise.โ
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Before I left, my teacher and mentor gave me incredible life advice:
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ู ุงุณุชุนุฌู ุดูุฆุง ูุจู ุฃูุงูู ุนููุจ ุจุญุฑู
ุงูู
"Whosoever hastens something before its time is punished by being deprived of it"
He told me that I'm rushing things because I can't wait for what Allah wants to give me
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Earlier this year, I fell deeply in love with someone with whom it eventually didn't work out. Having been in mad love and deep love, I can tell you that they are not the same
Mad love is a fire. It burns with the heat of a sun, turns peace to ash, turns reason to dust
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I keep coming back to this one ayah in Surat Yusuf as a kind of blueprint for life
When Yusuf (as) finally reveals himself to his brothers, he says
"Whosoever has taqwa and is patient, then Allah does not let the reward of those who do good go to waste" (12:90)
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Over the last year, I've become increasingly convinced that we need to encourage Muslims to live purposeful lives. Too many of us aspire to a life of mediocrity: get married, have kids, work a 9-5, complain continuously about the state and status of Islam but accomplish little
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OMG this "therapy" "self-love" "healing" "self-care" culture is so damn toxic. It is peak liberal individualism. As human beings, we are not just individuals. We are all connected to the people we love, and they to us. We have rights over them and responsibilities to them
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All jokes aside, it's extremely heartening to see Muslims around the world celebrating Morocco. You might see it as "just a game," but I see it as asabiyya (group identity). Muslims don't support Morocco because they think soccer will change the world, but because they're Muslim
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I was reading this ayah today and thinking a lot about it:
"If you avoid the major sins forbidden to you, We will absolve you of your หนlesserหบ misdeeds and admit you into a place of honour." (4:31)
A lot of the kaba'ir (major sins) we struggle with are addictive
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With two weeks left to Ramadan, we should start thinking about two things:
1. What major sins am I committing that I need to drop
2. What obligations am I failing to do
Ramadan is 30 days of an intense taqwa boot camp. You're forced by your very body to remember Allah
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My mom was a single mother. She didn't have time to make a thousand dishes for sehri and iftari. The rule in the house was "if you want to eat it, you gotta make it."
But on the flip side, she finished reading the Quran cover to cover with translation every year
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Love is a test of tawakkul. The greater the latter, the purer the former
Only love that is loved with full tawakkul is true. Otherwise, we hold back because we fear disappointment or betrayal. Only the one who believes that the reward of their love is with Allah can fully love
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I was at a masjid last night giving a motivational talk asking people to do what they can for Palestine. The next morning, the imam left me a voice note telling me of a dream a young boy saw that night
He saw that he was in Madinah sharif and that the entire rawdah was filledโฆ
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My grandfather went to a wedding. The family was Syed (ahl bayt). The younger daughter did a choreographed dance. As it started, my grandfather stood up and said loudly before leaving: "we've reached an age where the daughters of Syeds imitate courtesans"
The dancing stopped
I genuinely do not understand how some Pakistani fathers lack so much gheerah for allowing their grown daughters to dance in front of OTHER MEN at weddings??? When on earth did we start normalising this huge sin? Are they not worried for their akhirah?
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One of the most dangerous things happening on Muslim social media is the islamization of the prosperity gospel. There's a desire to believe that if I believe in Allah hard enough the dunya will open up to me. Dua is turned to manifestation, tawakkul to worldly success
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"Just as you ask to fulfill the sunnah of marriage, ask to fulfill the sunnah of love"
Because being in love with your spouse is a sunnah too. The Rasul (saw) was asked who was the most beloved person to him, and he said "Aisha." He was asked "from the men"
He said "her father"
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I lead janazah today. As I stood before the deceased, I reflected on the inevitability of the moment for all of us, and yet the way in which we live it heedlessness of it
In that moment, I was reminded of my mother, may Allah give her a long and healthy happy life
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Hot take: the vast majority of you don't need therapy. You need siblings and cousins, friends, mentors, aunts and uncles, grandparents - you don't need therapy. The popularity of therapy is not indication of an enlightening culture but rather the complete breakdown of society
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I've long held that the secret to life is in this ayah in Surat Yusuf:
"Whoever practices taqwa and patience, then Allah does not let the reward of those who do good go to waste"
I was talking to a young man today about making this his motto in life when I realized something
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There are times in your life where Allah will test you so completely that it will feel like your entire life is in the midst of a powerful earthquake
In those moments, remember the story of the battle of khandaq as it's recounted in Surat al-Ahzab ayahs 9 - 24
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I don't believe that there is a more meaningful dua I've made in my life than the dua of the Rasul (saw):
ุงูููู
ุฅูู ุฃุณุฃูู ุญุจู ูุญุจ ู
ู ูุญุจู ูุญุจ ุนู
ู ูุจูุบูู ุฅูู ุญุจู
Ya Allah, I ask You for Your love, the love of those who love You, and the love of actions that take me to Your love
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ok did not even tell her this but
She was afraid she had COVID, so I read Yasin 41 times from 11 pm to 4 am to make dua that she would feel better.
She did, alhumdulillah. I did not, because I was exhausted.
what's the stupidest thing you've ever done to impress someone
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I'm in a sirah class and the shaykh mentioned the hadith of the Rasul (saw) where he (saw) mentioned about his love for Khadijah (ra):
ุฅูู ูุฏ ุฑุฒูุช ุญุจูุง
"I was given her the rizq of her love"
Love is rizq from Allah. Like food sustains the body, love sustains the heart
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We think "I made it by myself, so should you." But we didn't make it by ourselves. We made it through Allah. And just as Allah answered our duas, He expects us to be the answer to someone else's dua. We are commanded to lift people up from the same situations we were lifted from
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Every beautiful aspect of relationships - mutual care, love, respect, affection, romance, sexual fulfillment - is from his sunnah (saw)
And every ugliness - abuse, neglect, selfishness, self-centerdness - is against it
So that's what I asked: to fulfill the sunnah of love
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Reading Surat Maryam today, I was struck by the stories of Maryam (as) and Zakariyya (as)
Zakariyya (as) asked for a child. Maryam (as) did not. Both went on to become prophets. Both parents asked Allah how and why, and both were told it was His will and their responsibility
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When I was teaching English in Saudi, my greatest moment of culture shock was when a kid told me his name is Yazid
I almost fell out of my chair. Called him by his last name the entire time. No way in HELL I'm calling a child YAZID
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The more I read of Allamah Iqbal and about him, the more I'm incredibly perplexed as to why he doesn't hold the position amongst Muslims that Marx does with the left. I don't think the Muslim world has produced anyone of his caliber in the last 200 years
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He then tells him, if you see someone who is the situation you were in, don't pass them by - help them
It struck me hard. So many of us who go through things and then make it out, get to the other side, we treat people who are going through the same thing with contempt
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I'm going through a moment of emotional unrest right now, and my mind keeps coming to rest at the story of Musa (AS) in Surat al-Qasas, ayahs 14 - 24
Betrayed by one of his own; disowned and chased by the those who raised him; fleeing his only home, Musa (AS) arrives at Madyan
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If you once felt unbreakable connection to Allah, overwhelming joy of closeness expanding your chest, His light illuminating your sight; but now, you feel as if that light has been turned off, joy replaced with grief of distance, connection replaced with isolation - don't despair
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Infatuation is involuntary; love is a choice
After lots of community work, I've had to adjust my theory of love. I now believe that love starts with infatuation, the beginning stage of attachment. It is obsession and alternation between euphoric joy and agonizing pain
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Something my shaykh continuously mentions is that there's a beautiful interplay between the words "heart" and "mind" in Arabic
The Arabic for heart is "qalb", which comes from the word "to flip" or "to turn," and the word for mind is "aql", which means to restrain or hold back
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I asked my mom and sister to make dua in front of the haram that I'm able to read and write easily despite my ADHD. My mom came back and said "when I made dua the thought came that there's a medicine you're not taking that you should"
I'd been debating taking Adderall for months
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I am now sure of three things:
1. The invasion will end soon
2. Netanyahu will die disgraced in a prison cell
3. Palestine will be free within ten years
Allahumma ameen
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I want to talk about something that's ripping apart our families, communities, societies, but we are almost completely silent about it: pornography
When you work as the secretary to the Imam long enough, you get a very real sense of how wide-spread and destructive this cancer is
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The most mysterious phrase in Islam, which can not be understood by the minds of people but is indispensible for the hearts of people:
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ุง ุดุงุก ุงููู ููู ูู
ุง ูู
ูุดุฃ ูู
ููู
Whatever Allah wills is, and whatever He does not is not
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I wore an all black shalwaar kameez today. At a 7/11, a woman almost swore, then looked at me and said, "I'm sorry father."
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The day of Arafa is a day of dua, but also a day of seeking forgiveness. It became plainly clear to me today how desensitized I've gotten to my own small sins: a word said in jest that hurts someone, a look held a bit too long, etc
Let me not lose jannah to a thousand paper cuts
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Corporations are run with a profit motive. They're not married to causes. Show Netflix that there's profit to be made giving air time to Palestinian stories
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Sometimes, we are denied what we want because, if we were to get it, it would make us forget about Allah. We would be so engrossed in our joys that they would cause us to forget our purpose in life
This was me 12 years ago. Had I gotten what I wanted, I would've forgotten Allah
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I wrote this piece for her, trying to express what I felt. Only later I realized that what I had felt was the coolness, the comfort, the rest one finds in deep love
May Allah swt bless her and keep her always - she who finally brought my heart peace after years of burning
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90% of Muslim Twitter content would cease to exist if Muslims on here stuck to this hadith
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After we escaped from my father, my mother was very worried that I would grow up to hate my manhood due to my father's abuses. So she did 2 things: surrounded me with male role models and kept the memory of her father - a real man's man of immense character - alive in my heart
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This is not to say that good food is a bad thing. But if it comes at the cost of Quran, tarawih, etc, then our priorities are definitely misplaced. Simple food and excessive ibadah is far better than excessive food and simple ibadah
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This is the month where the Quraysh were beaten back at Badr, the Crusaders were annihilated at Hattin, the Mongols were repulsed at Ain Jalut
This is the month where stories reach their twist, fates are turned, and the impossible is made possible
Raise your hands and beseechโฆ
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I understand the ayah "Indeed with hardship is ease" through the story of Maryam (as) in Surat Maryam 16-26
When Maryam (as) went into labor, she was entirely alone, away from home, and felt such pain that it made her cry out wishing she had perished instead
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As someone who grew up without a father, I can say this with absolute certainty: there's no substitute for a good father: one who plays with his children when they are young, teaches them when they are older, mentors them when they're adults, and loves them throughout their lives
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The Rasul (saw) used to use the trunk of a tree as a minbar where he used to stand against it and speak. When the sahaba (ra) built a proper minibar for him, the tree started crying. He (saw) rubbed his hand against the tree to comfort it and bring it peace over missing him
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This Umrah feels different. I'm not going to ask my Allah to give me a life worth living; I'm going to ask Him to accept the intention I've made for my life and ask for a travel companion
I'd thought I had found that companion, and it's taken me 6 months to accept that I hadn't
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There are two ayahs in Surat Jaathiya that explain the entire modern condition:
Have you seen those who have taken their own desires as their god? หนSo Allah left them to stray knowingly, sealed their hearing and hearts, and placed a cover on their sight. Who then can guide them
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I was reading Surat Aali Imran today and came across the ayah:
"You shall never attain righteousness unless you spend from what you love. Whatsoever you spend, Allah is fully aware of it." (3:92)
I smiled as I remembered something from my childhood regarding this ayah
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Every Muslim must have these words chiseled onto their heart such that to erase it, the heart itself must be erased:
The ummah of Muhammad (saw) cannot be defeated. Even when we have reached within a stone's throw of the last day, and we are so few that all of us can fit intoโฆ
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She prayed taraweeh every night and did extra adhkar and qiyam
I didn't grow up with samose, pakore, dhai bare, chaat, etc every night. Our iftar was usually leftovers. But I grew up with a mom who was deeply connected to her Allah through her spiritual practice
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If you love someone (friend, family, partner) who is in the depths of depression, the biggest thing you can do for them is to just be there. It is also the hardest. Love makes us feel inadequate, because we feel we just don't have the ability to return the love we're being given.
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Twitter fam, inshallah I'm going for Umrah tomorrow. If you want a dua made at the haramain, please fill out the following form. I'm selfishly asking so that the angels of Tayba can make dua for me as well. Like/RT so as many people as possible can too
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A major mistake we often make is to give up on something if we can't do it exactly as we want to. My motto of has become:
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ุง ูุง ูุฏุฑู ููู ูุง ูุชุฑู ููู
What can't be done entirely shouldn't be left entirely
Don't have time for dhikr? Get a digital tasbih and do it on the move
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There are moments in your life when things start going well so naturally and gradually that it becomes normal for you. But then you suddenly remember a dua made deep in the middle of the night in the throes of a gripping anxiety flowing uncontrolled from utter desperation
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Getting over someone doesn't happen immediately, nor does it happen easily. It starts with shock, bewilderment, disbelief. Perhaps if I say the exact right word, make the exact right plea, everything will be OK. But it isn't enough. It never is. Because it was never meant to be
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There's a balance between villanizing our parents and covering up for them. It's a balance each person has to create for themselves depending on their own situation
Some parents, like my father, truly are comic book villains. Most are just human struggling to figure it all out
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Take care of yourself for sure, but *never* minimize your role in the lives of others and their roles in your life. We are individuals, but we are also members of families, communities, societies, countries. Don't be negligent of your responsibilities in the name of "self-love"
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My sisters are showing up from out of state tomorrow to just take a little care of her. May Allah swt bless our mothers - and all the women in our lives. Would there even be families if not for the women who hold them together?
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We are in desperate need of an Islamic Psychology. Not a "let's take psychology and put a crescent on it and call it Islamic" Psychology, but an Islamic Psychology that disrupts the entire field and creates its own paradigm. A true revolution in the entire discipline
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Concentrating in prayer is extremely difficult with ADHD. These are things I have found that help:
1. Walking - a lot - and exercising during the day
Getting enough exercise greatly improves my ability to concentrate in all the rest of my tasks, including praying
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In the middle of battle, Imam Ali (ra) overpowered his opponent and was about to strike him down. The man spat on him, so Imam Ali pulled back. The man was confused. Imam Ali said that he wasn't sure if he was going to strike him for the sake of Allah or because he was spat on
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Surat al-Ankabut ends with a powerful ayah, one that really struck me today:
"And those who strive for Us - We will surely guide them to Our ways. And indeed, Allฤh is with the doers of good." 29:69
It reminds me of what Yusuf (AS) says to his brothers upon revealing himself
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I am told the khilafa is being reestablished in Marrakech
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It's wonderous how suddenly Allah places peace inside hearts. You'll spend a decade looking for answers, praying anguished and sorrowful seemingly without response
Then, one day, you'll read a single ayah, and you'll cry your heart out as everything suddenly makes complete sense
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Can we make an app that crowd funds duas? Like you post your dua requests and people make dua for you.
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At the ICU, my khala asked me to recite Surat Rahman. While I was reading it, the ayah hit me:
ูู ุฌุฒุงุก ุงูุฅุญุณุงู ุฅูุง ุงูุฅุญุณุงู
"Is the reward for good other than good?"
Subhanallah, my khala is living this ayah right now. She has spent her life giving good and love to everyone
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My mom once told me something that I've only recently come to appreciate: love can be built or destroyed in little things. Consistent small acts of kindness build love, and consistent small acts of callousness destroy it. In family and friendships, I've found this to be very true
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Instead, my Allah broke me. He shattered my every dream and then sent me on a journey to find Him. And, by His grace and benevolence, I did. If I were to receive the same thing today that I wanted 12 years ago, it would have a completely different spiritual impact on me
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When I was the young prayer imam of the masjid, I used to emphasize long recitation and holding sujood and ruku. I later learned from my shaykh of fiqh that this is the exact wrong mentality. The operating principle in any group worship is takhfif - making things easy on people
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Love isn't a romantic feelgood emotion: It's painful, laborious, has responsibilities
This is the same with loving Allah. It requires the pain of sacrificing what you love for what He loves and laboring to beautify your character for His sake. Love isn't just emotion but action
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Mad love is euphoric. You chase the utter ecstacy of being together. It becomes addictive, and being away from its source is like being away from a dependant drug
Deep love is like being dropped into a cool pond. It is water that cools the burn of old wounds and quenches thirsts
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I was sitting with my shaykh some time ago and he told me, "every blessing has zakah. The zakah of money is sadaqah. The zakah of ilm is teaching. What blessings do you have, and how will you pay its zakah?"
What has our Allah given us in abundance, and what is our zakah on it?
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We can sometimes find it funny or weird on even inappropriate when kids make silly duas. But what they're learning is to turn their hopes, fears, sadness, and happiness to Allah. Teach them to call on Him early and they'll keep doing it through their lives
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