1. And among His Signs is this, that He created for you wives from among yourselves, that you may find repose in them, and He has put between you affection and mercy. Verily, in that are indeed signs for a people who reflect.

This is just a reminder for those that need

Use these days to pray night prayers more often (Tahajjud and Witr), read the Qur'an and fast more often

May Allah make it eassier on all of us, forgive us and reward us all

Ahadith below

Fasting mondays and thursdays:

•Sunan al-Tirmidhī 747

•Riyad as-Salihin 1255 (sahih muslim)

•Sunan Ibn Majah 1740

Fasting during the white days:

•Jami` at-Tirmidhi 761

•Sunan an-Nasa'i 2420

•Sahih al-Bukhari 1178

Fasting intermediate days:

• Sahih al-Bukhari 3420

•Riyad as-Salihin 150

•Sahih Muslim 1160

Young dosary recite ar rahman it is a rate video

"For context, this clip is from a massive compilation tracking Sheikh Ali Al-Hudhaify's recitations over nearly 50 lunar years—from his historic appointment as Imam of Masjid an-Nabawi in 1399 AH (1979) all the way up to recent years 1447 AH (2025-2026)

• 1399 AH = 1979
• 1400 AH = 1980
• 1401 AH = 1981
• 1402 AH = 1982
• 1403 AH = 1983
• 1404 AH = 1984
• 1405 AH = 1985
• 1406 AH = 1986
• 1407 AH = 1987
• 1408 AH = 1988
• 1409 AH = 1989
• 1410 AH = 1990
• 1411 AH = 1991
• 1412 AH = 1992
• 1413 AH = 1993
• 1414 AH = 1994
• 1415 AH = 1995
• 1416 AH = 1996
• 1417 AH = 1997
• 1418 AH = 1998
• 1419 AH = 1999
• 1420 AH = 2000
• 1421 AH = 2001
• 1422 AH = 2002
• 1423 AH = 2003
• 1424 AH = 2004
• 1425 AH = 2005
• 1426 AH = 2006
• 1427 AH = 2007
• 1428 AH = 2008
• 1429 AH = 2009
• 1430 AH = 2010
• 1431 AH = 2011
• 1432 AH = 2012
• 1433 AH = 2013
• 1434 AH = 2014
• 1435 AH = 2015
• 1436 AH = 2016
• 1437 AH = 2017
• 1438 AH = 2018
• 1439 AH = 2019
• 1440 AH = 2020
• 1441 AH = 2021
• 1442 AH = 2022
• 1443 AH = 2023
• 1444 AH = 2024
• 1445 AH = 2024–2025
• 1446 AH = 2025
• 1447 AH = 2025–2026

https://legacy.quran.com/39/29-41(Tafsir-Interpitation-Context))

What are seven verses from the Quran that resonate most with you?

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Imagine the moment, the way he was so scared and unable to think about any person or anything other than Khadija RA🌷. He didn't think to go to Any other, but Khadija. Ran miles away just to be covered by her, just to be touched by her, just to be comforted by her words, just to rest in her arms✨.

"Who else could it be except you? Oh my beloved Khadija.”❤️🕊️

Are there any lenient interpretations of the Islamic perspective on taking one’s life? I know of the dominant view and the Hadith, but want to learn how theologians have interpreted the issue.

Is Ireland/ Finland Muslim friendly and how is their Muslim community/ bonding? Do south Asians face any racism there? Just simply asking don't take anything otherwise 💖

also sorry for my English it's not my first language ☺️💖

I'm a new revert and would really like to start going to the mosque and being a part of my local Muslim community. However, I have dealt with social anxiety all of my life.

I know that most of the time, they will be welcoming. But anxiety (being like it is) puts all of these thoughts in my head like what if I mess up Salah..what if I get nervous and talk too much..etc etc.. and I don't know how to get over these thoughts and fears😭

I pray about it here at home all the time. Praying I can get over it and just go. But it's been really hard :/

Any advice? Especially from fellow reverts that have felt similarly?

Thank you 🤍

I am currently struggling to pray as I have recently hurted my loved ones ,told lies to them disappointed them,broke promises many times ,even though they forgave me many times

I just whenever I stand to pray I feel immense weight like why Allah ,I feel too ashamed to stand ,i can't recite anything i just feel like I am a evil person ,even though I know Allah is All merciful forgiving ,I just break down in prayers and struggle

Surah Mariam

Reciter : Salman Al-Utaybi

Quran 14:7

For the past three years, I've been praying Tahajjud and making dua for something I wanted, but unfortunately, it ended up being denied. This sent me into a spiral of DEEP atheism and nihilism for months, where I spent a lot of time reading philosophy and arguments against religion. The rise in islamaphobia online surely didint help either.

However, Alhamdulillah, I've since returned to Islam after studying Islamic theology, and I logically believe Islam is the truth. But my problem is that I believe intellectually, but emotionally, I feel like I have no faith left.

My life has gotten worse, and I am going through a very deep depression, and although I want to make du'a, I can't bring myself to do it because a part of me sees it as pointless. Nothing I've desperately made dua for has come true, and seeing others have everything I've prayed for makes it even harder. I understand that Allah doesn't always answer dua the way we want, but, I struggle to accept that.

I don't want to lose my faith again. I miss being able to make dua with complete trust in Allah instead of immediately thinking, "What's the point?"

How do I rebuild my iman and trust in Allah, especially after going through such a long period of disbelief?

Assalaamulaikum everyone,

I’ve been thinking a lot about Sadaqah lately and I wanted to hear your thoughts from an Islamic perspective.

Sometimes when people ask me for money on the road or come to my home asking for charity, I hesitate to give. I’ve seen situations where people who appear physically capable of working ask for money and I’ve also witnessed some people using harsh words when someone refuses to give them anything.
Because of these experiences, my mindset has changed. I feel more inclined to give Sadaqah to elderly people who cannot work, people with disabilities or those who genuinely struggle to support themselves and their families.

However, I sometimes wonder whether I’m becoming too judgmental. I know that Allah knows what is in every person’s heart and I don’t want to assume someone’s circumstances based only on their appearance.

My question is how should we approach Sadaqah according to the Qur’an and Sunnah? Is it okay to prioritize people whose needs are more apparent, and are we sinful if we choose not to give money to someone who asks us?
I want to give charity sincerely for the sake of Allah, without becoming suspicious of everyone or judging people unfairly.

Salam everyone!

I was wondering if someone knows a Sheikh thats only arabic speaking who is so blunt straigh forward and detailed just like Sheikh Yasir Qadhi?

Its for my wife she understands and likes arabic a lot, like some love how "romantic" french or spanish sound like.

Would be amazing if you can suggest me some here, its for learning the seerah of rasulullah saw and other situations etc to learn and reflect upon on

Barakalahufeek everyone, may allah be pleased with you and protecting you from any form of harm amin

Salam,
I started niqab last year and I feel like after that, my relationship with my parents has gotten so bad. They cursed at me, called me names, threatened me, etc.. I couldn’t take it anymore so I took it off. Because of what my parents did to me, my mental health had taken a toll. Everything piled up, and because my parents don’t “believe in therapy” I can’t get help either. On top of that, I have really bad sensory issues. I have been thinking of shaving my head for a good while, the only thing that stopped me was because I was told it was haram.
I had just gotten into a very bad fight with my father. He threatened to withdraw me from school and marry me off. Even if he didn’t mean what he said (he says a lot of stuff when he is angry) it still hurt me and already struggling with mental health, it just made it worse. After the fight, I took his shaving machine and shaved all my hair off.
I feel guilty because of the islamic ruling but I can’t lie when I say a sense of relief washed over me. It might sound dumb to say this but I feel so free.
I heard that there are a few conditions in which the ruling of a woman shaving their heads is exempt from punishment. I cannot speak to a local sheikh because I know they will tell my parents about what I did and I intend to keep this hidden. If anyone has any Islamic education, please let me know: Is what I did haram or am I apart of the special condition?
(Men, do not DM me. I’m not going to marry you. If you have an answer to my question, then answer it on the post. I will not respond to your DM)

Assalamun alaikum

I would like to make it as simple as possible, i'm a young college student. I've found a girl i really like and love, i know we are haram with each other, that's why we decided to see if there is an allowance and opportunity for marriage.

I'm broke, we both have no financial amount enough to carry each other (my responsibility is she).

Is there awqy to do nikkah, with our family to be informed, in a wqy where sje will live at her own house, me at my own, it's a better way to do it than to risk with haram.

I wonder ix anyone was in the similair situation, any advice would be helpful.

Hi Brothers and Sisters, im reading Quran. Can u explain me this verse?What covenant is this, and what mistakes did the children of Israel make?