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  • Why is this generation choosing ZINA over NIKAH? Because zina is easy. Nikah requires responsibility. Because zina asks for a room. Nikah asks for a lifetime. Because zina hides in OYO rooms. Nikah stands in front of families, Allah, and society. We lowered the price of haram and raised the price of halal. Nikah now needs: status salary house car perfect looks But zina? Just a phone. Just a DM. Just one night. And yes — it hurts to say this: Muslims are found more in OYO than in masjids for nikah. Not because they don’t believe in Allah. But because desire is louder than taqwa. Shayṭān didn’t erase faith. He delayed nikah. He whispered: “Enjoy now, repent later.” But he forgot to tell you: zina kills haya zina makes nikah feel boring zina trains the heart to cheat zina removes barakah from love zina replaces peace with addiction Allah warned us: “Do not even go near zina.” (Qur’an 17:32) But this generation didn’t just go near it. They normalized it. Romanticized it. Defended it. Parents made nikah difficult. Society made haram cheap. And youth paid the price with their souls. Girls are used, then left with trauma. Boys are addicted, then unable to commit. Homes are built on broken pasts. Marriages collapse under comparison and lust. And the saddest part? After zina, people still ask: “Why is my dua not answered?” “Why is there no peace?” “Why does my marriage feel empty?” Because Allah does not put barakah in haram beginnings. Nikah is not outdated. Nikah is protection. Zina is not love. It’s self-harm dressed as freedom. And listen carefully: A generation that laughs at zina will cry in marriage. If we don’t bring back: simple nikah early marriage fear of Allah shame for haram We will raise children who know hotels better than halal love. Zina is easy. Nikah is heavy. But Jannah is for those who choose heavy over hollow. May Allah protect our hearts before He judges our actions. Ameen. 🤍

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  • ✨The Virtue of the Month of Allah, al-Muharram✨ Abu Hurayrah said that Allāh's Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم said, "The best fast after Ramadān is in the month of Allāh, al-Muharram, and the best prayer after the obligatory one is the night prayer." In another narration, "The prayer in the middle of the night." [Reported by Muslim] This hadīth is evidence for the virtue of fasting in the Month of Allāh, al-Muharram, and that its virtue follows the virtue of the month of Ramadān. The virtue of fasting during it comes from the virtue of its time and the greatness of the reward for acts done during it and because fasting is one of the greatest actions with AIlāh, the Most High. It is also evidence that voluntary şalāh in the middle of the night is better than voluntary şalāh in the daytime. The Month of Allāh, al-Muharram, is the month which begins the hijrī year. It is one of the sacred months which Allāh mentioned in His Book. Allāh جل جلاله attached this month to Himself to show its honor and greatness. It is not authentic that the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم attached any month to Allāh جل جلاله except al-Muharram. It is called al Muharram to confirm its sacredness because the Arabs used to switch it around, treating it as sacred one year and not others. Allah جل جلاله said : "So do not wrong yourselves therein," means: in these sacred months, because sins in them are intensified and more serious than in othermonths. Ibn 'Abbās رضي الله عنه said, "Indeed, Allāh made sins in them greater, as well as righteous deeds and their rewards greater." [Reported by Ibn Jarīr, 10/126] Source : Ahādith about the Month of Allah, al-Muharram

  • Be concerned about the acceptance of the amal than the amal itself.

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  • Avoid this in your salah

  • Salat Al Witr

  • The Quran is a commerce that will never fail

  • Seize 5 before 5

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  • The Years have passed so carelessly 📢 Abu Ibrahim Ridwan Ibn Muhammad

  • Q: How can I soften my heart? Imam Ahmad: Go to the cemetery and pat the head of an orphan. Source: Tabaqat’ul Hanabilah (v. 1, p. 82)

  • If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got. If you want to get what you never got,you most do what you never did.

  • A life of hardship” does not mean a life of poverty. It means that such a one shall be deprived of the peace of mind, even though he may be a millionaire or the ruler of a vast empire. For, the one who will turn away from the admonition will win all the worldly successes by unlawful means and, therefore, will always be suffering from pangs of a guilty conscience and deprived of the peace of mind and real happiness.

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  • Al-Imām ibn al-Qayyim, [may Allāh bestow mercy upon him], said: “These are six characteristics in prayer that are signs of hypocrisy: ‘1. Displaying laziness while standing in prayer. 2. Having the intention to flaunt one's prayer. 3. Procrastinating the prayer. 4. Rushing through the prayer excessively. 5. Scarcely remembering Allāh while praying. 6. Neglecting the congregational prayer.’” As-Salāh wa Hukm Tārikuhā, 1/173 | Al-Imām ibn al-Qayyim, [may Allāh bestow mercy upon him] Translation: Authentic Quotes

  • What is the true life?

  • What race to Jannah are we talking about?!?!?!

  • Imām Ibn Rajab رحمه الله said: ‎انتظار الفرج بالصبر عبادة، ‎فإن البلاء لا يدوم. ‎“Waiting (patiently) for relief (from grief or suffering) is ʿibādah; For indeed calamities do not last (forever).” ‎[Majmūʿ Rasāʾil]

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