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No one mentioned international law when the Rafah Crossing was closed and still is, but now, because everyone is benefiting from Hormuz, everyone is talking about international law.

Abd al-Raḥman ibn Abi Bakrah reported that he used to hear his father repeat this du’a three times in the morning and three times in the evening, so he asked his father why.   His father replied, “I heard Allah’s Messenger ﷺ praying with these words and I like to follow his practice.   Download our Du’as for Relief and Protection e-book for more du'as to memorize: yqn.io/i3ma

We forced the world to pay attention to Palestine — we can do more for Sudan. It’s not the same crisis, but we can use the same tools. ⬇️ #1 Amplify Sudanese Voices Follow Sudanese journalists who are risking their lives to report from the ground, and pressure media outlets to cover their stories. #2 Donate Every dollar is the difference between life and death. - Let your spending reflect your values. - ⁠Give some of your wealth to deliver food, medicine, and safe passage to the Sudanese. #3 Make Du’a Du’a is the weapon of the believer. Remember them in your tahajjud, and remember them in your sujood. Do not let yourself forget Sudan. And don’t let the world forget them either. Watch “Sudan Genocide Explained” by @AmmarAlShukry to find out more about the crisis and the other steps you need to take: yqn.io/k4kv

The martyr @itranslate123 may Allah grant him mercy, once wrote: If I must die You must live To tell my story. We will continue to tell the world your story. And here we are today, on the verge of opening the first library during a genocide. Your poetry, your voice, and your image will be present in our hearts first, in our library second, and in the entire world. And I shall say: If I become a martyr, say that I never sold my pen nor tarnished my thoughts in the marketplace of deceit. If I become a martyr, say that I was not a hero, but a beloved child—like sad violins in the streets. If I become a martyr, say that I was not a hero, but I never kissed the forehead of disgrace. If I become a martyr, say that I loved my country with all its violence and determination.

Echoes of devotion and love—Qasidah Burdah reminds hearts across generations of the beauty, mercy, and مقام of the Beloved ﷺ. A timeless ode that continues to uplift souls and draw us closer to him.

The reopening of al-Masjid al-Aqṣā after 40 days of closure has come with increased access for Israeli settlers. Since its reopening, Israeli ministers, rabbis, and settlers continue to storm and desecrate al-Masjid al-Aqṣā daily, in a blatant insult to the Muslim Ummah. #HandsOffAlAqsa #AlAqsaMosque #المسجد_الأقصى

Read this book around 6-7 years ago and I'll always recommend it. Some books don't leave you...

حمائمُ القدسِ لا تملُّ التحليق، تخبرنا كل يوم أن الحرية قادمة لا محالة. الأقصى في القلب دائماً ♥ #المسجد_الأقصى 🕌

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They keep calling the Sudan Genocide a “civil war” so you’d stop caring, and it worked. Most people have no idea about the genocide in Sudan happening right now. Watch “Sudan Genocide Explained” by @AmmarAlShukry to learn what’s happening in Sudan: yqn.io/653cf0

The Global Sumud Flotilla is en route to Gaza once again. This time it’s bigger than ever, with over 70 boats and 1,000 participants from across the world all attempting to break Israel’s blockade and deliver lifesaving aid ⛵️🇵🇸

Where is the ceasefire?! Airstrikes are still happening. People are still being killed. Cafés. Homes. Civilians. children

The bombing in Gaza is intensifying at a terrifying rate, as if the war is at its peak and no ceasefire exists at all.

When you realize that no help is coming, you're an adult, and have to motivate yourself to move forward

إذا وصل لك الفيديو لطفاً ريتويت + تعليق وبارك الله فيكم 🌺

Thousands of worshippers gathered at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied Jerusalem to perform the first Friday prayer after a closure by Israeli occupation authorities that lasted 40 days.

Israel appears to be gradually laying the groundwork for a full seizure of Al-Aqsa following its reopening today. In an unprecedented move, the hours for Jewish settler incursions have been extended to 6:30am–11:30am and 1:30pm–3:00pm, marking the longest duration to date. This represents a significant increase from just three hours in 2008 to a total of six and a half hours in 2026. Israeli settlers have made seven attempts to smuggle animal sacrifices into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound during this year’s Jewish Passover festival, the highest number of such incidents documented since the beginning of the Israeli occupation in 1967. The Palestinian Authority’s Jerusalem Governorate said on Sunday the provocations took place while Israeli authorities kept the 144-dunum (36-acre) compound, along with the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, sealed off for 40 consecutive days.

This is not the end of the story; rather, it marks the start of a new chapter. The reopening in these circumstances requires that Al-Aqsa remain a focal point of concern and action—so that it is defended and its division prevented as a stepping stone to its ultimate liberation.