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Let it suffice you as a measure of the kaffir's crime, corruption, and evil that the Most Merciful has decreed for him an eternity in the Hellfire.

Whenever hardship touches me and I feel the whispers of discontent trying to creep into my heart, I simply remember my sins, the countless sins I cannot even enumerate, and I say to myself: "A sinner like you has no right to complain. This is nothing compared to what you have brought upon yourself through your own shortcomings." Then I look at how gentle my Lord has been with me. I look at His mercy, His kindness, His protection, His favors that surround me from every direction despite my faults, and I am left amazed by the vastness of His mercy, the greatness of His bounty, His forbearance, and His generosity. How many sins has He concealed? How many blessings does He continue to pour upon me while I fall short in thanking Him for even one of them? Then I remember that trials are sent so that a servant returns to his Lord after wandering, remembers Him after heedlessness, humbles himself before Him after becoming distracted by the world, and repents after negligence. And so what was about to become discontent turns into contentment. What was about to become complaint turns into gratitude. Our Lord is Gentle, Kind, and Most Merciful. His blessings upon us cannot be counted, and His mercy reaches us before we ever deserve it. We ask الله to help us recognize His favors, to thank Him for them through obedience and piety, and to meet every decree of His with patience, humility, and a heart that is pleased with Him.

@5amrevival اللهم بارك أخي May الله increase you in strength in your heart and body

An attempt at 80KG neutral grip weighted chin up, not there yet. I think i’ll have it soon enough

@stethonomad ما شاء الله لا قوة إلا بالله

Anglo-Saxoning

@vader43661 Ameen wa iyyak Akhi

@TheCleanestFit Amin brother Jazzakallhu khairan for the reminder.

Whenever Ujb creeps into my heart regarding a righteous deed, and even a fleeting thought sneaks in that I have done well or am somehow superior to other Muslims, I find myself immediately plunging downward afterward. I end up falling into everything that forces me to view myself as the absolute worst Muslim. Even those specific deeds that I naively thought distinguished me are completely stripped away from me, leaving me to utterly despise my own reality and remember that I am absolutely nothing if my Lord leaves me to this wretched, lowly nafs. This cycle continues until an individual is entirely abandoned to this self-delusion, which has become one of the things I despise and fear most for myself. And, سبحان الله, whenever a deed is sincere for the sake of الله alone, it increases you in brokenness and a awe before your Lord, rather than filling you with self-delusion. We ask الله to forgive us, have mercy on our weakness, cause us to remain broken before Him, protect us from the evils of our own nafs, purify our hearts from everything that corrupts them, and beautifully return us back to Him.

سُبحانَ رَبِّكَ كَيفَ يَغلِبُكَ الهَوى سُبحانَهُ إِنَّ الهَوى لَغَلوبُ سُبحانَ رَبِّكَ ما تَزالُ وَفيكَ عَن إِصلاحِ نَفسِكَ فَترَةٌ وَنُكوبُ سُبحانَ رَبِّكَ كَيفَ يَلتَذُّ اِمرُؤٌ بِالعَيشِ وَهوَ بِنَفسِهِ مَطلوبُ أبو العتاهية

Some identity-stripped 'Muslims' naively imagine that the kuffar lives in ultimate bliss. When in reality they're burning with envy toward Muslims over blessings they'll never possess. They envy us for: 1️⃣ Our Eid and Joy: They envy us for the way we revere and elevate our sacred rituals. Our two Eids are infinitely better than all of their empty, hollow celebrations that are thoroughly saturated with immorality, degeneracy, shirk, and kufr. 2️⃣ Our Gathering and Unity: Our Deen highly elevates righteousness to parents and the maintaining of family ties, directly preserving our social bonds. As for them, the moment a child grows up, he completely detaches from his parents, and he might never even know them or speak to them again, living just like animals. 3️⃣ The Brotherhood of Creed: Every true Muslim honors the bond of faith and views a fellow Muslim as his actual brother, regardless of where he is from. As for them, they are exactly as الله described: {You think they are together, but their hearts are completely diverse}. 4️⃣ The Purity: They envy us for the literal physical purity of our bodies through our Wudu, Ghusl, and Istinja. They continuously live in their own physical filth, urinating like beasts without ever purifying or washing themselves. 5️⃣ Tranquility and Peace of Mind: A Muslim possesses a calm mind through his contentment with Qadr and the remembrance of الله. While they live in a state of suffocating depression and existential lostness that has caused their nations to top the global charts in suicide rates and antidepressant consumption. 6️⃣ Honor and Chastity: Our women are well-guarded pearls wrapped in the Hijab and modesty, and our lineages are strictly preserved. They have completely drowned in a beastly state of deviance, moral decay, and cuckoldry until their family lineages were entirely ruined and their social cells totally collapsed. 7️⃣ The Moment of Death: A Muslim dies finding glad tidings in the mercy of his Lord and his hope is in His Jannah. They die in a state of sheer horror, absolute panic, and bitter heartbreak over the terrifying unknown and the deep darkness of kufr. Cling firmly to the commands of your Deen and hold your head high with your Tawhid. By الله, they are living in absolute misery. while the Muslim lives in the bliss of faith. Praise be to الله for the blessing of Islam.

@yo1954111 منا ومنك أخي يوسف

@TheCleanestFit الله يقبل منك انوس

عيدكم مبارك

Khalid ibn Abdullah al-Qasri addressed the people during the sermon of Eid al-Adha, declaring openly from the pulpit: "O people! Slit the throats of your sacrificial, may الله accept your sacrifices. For indeed, I am going to slaughter Ja'd ibn Dirham as a sacrifice today. For he has maliciously claimed that الله didn't take Abraham as an intimate friend, nor did He ever speak to Moses directly with actual speech. Exalted is الله far above what Ja'd ibn Dirham says, with an ultimate and magnificent Exaltation!" He then descended from the pulpit and slaughtered him directly at the very base of the minbar. Al-Bidayah wan-Nihayah Vol. 13, p. 195

@stethonomad Eid Mubarak Akhi تقبل الله منا ومنك

Eid Mubarak❤️

Eid Mubarak! We ask الله to lift the anxieties, remove the distress, and relieve the suffering of all Muslims globally. May He show mercy to our oppressed brothers and sisters across the eastern and western expanses of the earth, serve as their aid and constant supporter, break the shackles of the imprisoned Muslims with honor and might, and return them safely to their families. May He rectify the current state of this Ummah and gloriously restore its past grandeur and triumphs. May الله count us all among those whom He has emancipated from the Hellfire and place us among those who are forgiven. تقبل الله منا ومنكم I love you all for the sake of الله, beloved in faith.

Ali ibn Abi Talib (رضي الله عنه) said: "There is no day on earth except that الله has within it servants whom He emancipates from the Fire, and there is no day wherein more necks are freed from captivity than the Day of Arafah. Therefore, increase your recitation therein, saying: 'O الله, emancipate my neck from the Fire, expand for me my halal, wholesome sustenance, and turn away from me the corrupt transgressors among both the Jinn and mankind, for indeed, this constitutes the vast generality of my supplication on this day.'" Lata'if al-Ma'arif P 284 by Imam Ibn Rajab

On the afternoon of the Day of Arafah, Abdullah ibn Umar (رضي الله عنه) used to raise his voice loudly, proclaiming: "None has the right to be worshipped except الله alone, without partner. To Him belongs all dominion, to Him belongs all praise, and He is over all things Omnipotent. O الله, guide us with true guidance, beautify us with Taqwa, and forgive us in the Hereafter and in this first life." Then, he would lower his voice to an intimate whisper and say: "O الله, I ask You from Your boundless bounty and Your divine giving for a sustenance that is pure, wholesome, and blessed. O الله, You have commanded us to supplicate, and You have decreed upon Yourself the response, and You never break Your promise, nor do You ever fail Your covenant. O الله, whatever good You love, make it beloved to us and make it easy for us to attain. And whatever evil You hate, make it hateful to us and keep us far removed from it. And do not strip Islam away from us after You have already granted it to us." Al-Sunan wal-Ahkam, Vol. 4, p. 202.

When a man’s heart flutters for a woman, the most sublime manifestation of his chivalry, and the highest pinnacle of his emotional intelligence, is not to rush blindly toward her on an impulse of raw passion. Rather, it is to rein in his heart, allowing his intellect the room to guide him. A real man doesn't settle for merely loving a woman, instead, he reads the 'book of her life.' He contemplates the environment that nurtured her, gazes into the ceiling of her dreams, and understands what she demands from life and aspires to attain. He then weighs all of this in the scales of his own reality and goals. If he finds that the trajectories of their lives converge in harmony, and that he is capable of being her happiness, rather than a constraint upon her dreams, he steps forward with manhood, that they may be united in halal, sacred bonds, within a home sheltered by tranquility and contentment. Yet, if he perceives an unbridgeable chasm between their two worlds, and sees that his entry into her life would deprive her of the existence she envisions, then the ultimate expression of his protection for her, and his preservation of his own dignity, lies in the 'chivalrous grace of withdrawal.' He turns away from her not out of abandonment, but out of altruism, exalting her happiness above the selfishness of his own emotions. He does this so he may never live a day scourging his own soul for his inability to satisfy her, nor will she live imprisoned in a life that doesn't resemble her. This is the wise foresight that protects homes before they are ever built, making love a covenant of honor, rather than a bitter regret.

The Day of ‘Arafah is the day on which الله frees more servants from the Fire than any other day. And to be freed from the Fire is the greatest victory and the greatest success a human being could ever attain. So ask الله for it relentlessly. And force yourself to be patient upon acts of obedience on the greatest day with الله. Do not let this day pass like any other day. There are people who will wake up after ‘Arafah forgiven, purified, written among those saved from the Fire forever. May الله make us and you among them.

This Hadith summarizes everything you need to know about this dunya. Anyone who believes in it with certainty will never be deceived by the temporary luxuries of this world, nor will they despair over its fleeting trials and afflictions. When you look at existence through this lens, your highest goal in life narrows down to be dipped into Paradise and to safely escape being cast into the Fire We ask الله to make us among the people of Jannah through His mercy and grace

The Prophet ﷺ said: I have been granted five privileges which were not granted to anyone before me: I have been supported with awe-striking terror cast into the hearts of my enemies for the distance of a month’s journey. The earth has been made for me a place of prostration and a means of purification, so whichever man from my nation finds the time of prayer has come upon him, let him pray. The spoils of war have been rendered lawful for me whereas they were never permitted for anyone before me. I have been granted the right of ultimate intercession. Whereas every previous prophet used to be sent to his specific people exclusively, I have been sent to mankind universally. Source: Sahih al-Bukhari 335

Why on earth did he launch into a long, pathetic speech trying to fawn over the kuffar, pleading that Muslims are peaceful, and rambling on and on about how seamlessly we coexist with them? The dirty kafir Tommy is actually right on this point: Islam will conquer the world. Yes, it will, and that is the greatest thing that will ever happen to humanity. You must proclaim loudly with utmost pride and conviction. This is the promise of the truthful and trusted Prophet ﷺ, and the world will become the best place when its fully governed by Islam. As الله the Exalted declared: {It is He who has sent His Messenger with guidance and the religion of truth to manifest it over all religion, although the polytheists dislike it}. The Prophet ﷺ also stated: "Indeed, الله drew the ends of the earth together for me, such that I saw its eastern and western expanses. And indeed, the dominion of my Ummah will forcefully reach every corner of the earth that was drawn together for me." (Muslim, Hadith No. 2889). Furthermore, he ﷺ declared: "There will not remain upon the face of the earth a single house made of mud nor one made of camel hair except that الله will cause the word of Islam to enter it, bringing either honor to the honorable or humiliation to the humiliated. Either الله will honor them and make them from its people, or He will humiliate them and they will completely submit to its governance." (Musnad of Imam Ahmad, Vol. 39, p. 236, Hadith No. 23814).