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Liverpool FC footballer Sadio Mane cleaning the mosque toilets and wudhu area. mA #humbling

She has been taken to Charing Cross Station. Please any and all in London who can, if you can mobilise and support the demand of her immediate release. Or call 020 7230 1212 and ask for that as well. Days of smear campaigns by presstitutes in Media and then an arrest. This is the format they follow. Manufacturing consent for their crimes and then taking action. Despicable cowards.

@Hamzaa_100 Is this perfume house related to Abdus Samad al-Qureshi?

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Addiction to short-form videos reduces brain activity in the frontal lobe weakening the ability to focus.

@MaeidUddin Allah bless him. Aameen

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Our very first case at Proudmans concluded with a powerful, and protective outcome for Leyla* and her child.

You can separate from your spouse — you don’t separate from your children. Allah says in the Qur’an: وَعَلَى ٱلْمَوْلُودِ لَهُۥ رِزْقُهُنَّ وَكِسْوَتُهُنَّ بِٱلْمَعْرُوفِ “Upon the one for whom the child was born (the father) is their provision and clothing in a fair manner.” (Surah al-Baqarah 2:233) Providing for your children is not a favour to the mother. It is not dependent on whether she works. It is not removed because of disagreement. It is a duty placed on the father according to his means. Our Prophet Muhammed ﷺ said: “It is sufficient sin for a man that he neglects those he is responsible to provide for.” (Abu Dawud) Children are an amānah (trust). They are not part of a dispute. They are not leverage. They are not a tool to hurt one another. A man may no longer be a husband, but he will always be a father. Marriage can end. Responsibility does not.

Pep Guardiola on #ManCity's dressing room having different cultures and countries: “How nice it is! Having incredible Christian people, other people completely Muslim, and they love each other, respect each other, do work with each other. What is the problem? "The problem is created by the bosses and presidents. If you have to rely on them, we're in trouble. Civilisation, we have to do it ourselves. If we have to rely on guys who say what we have to do, words we have to fight: Problems. Big, big problems..." [via @HaytersTV]

Bring them young to the masjid 🕌 If we don’t bring our children to the #masjid when they are young, we can’t expect them to feel attached to it when they are older. Love for the masjid is built early. Alongside bringing them, we must teach them the adab of the masjid — respect, calmness and awareness that they are in the House of Allah. Allah says in the Qur’an: “The mosques of Allah are maintained by those who believe in Allah and the Last Day…” (Surah At-Tawbah 9:18) Maintaining the masjid includes raising children who love it, respect it and feel connected to it. Our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: “Command your children to pray at the age of seven…” (Abu Dawud) This shows that training begins early. Children are not expected to be perfect — they are expected to be taught and gradually guided. Our Prophet Muahmmed ﷺ also showed mercy towards families in the masjid. He said: “I stand to pray intending to make it long, but I hear a child crying, so I shorten it out of concern for the child’s mother.” (Bukhari & Muslim) This shows clearly that children were present in the masjid in the time of our Prophet ﷺ, and their presence was accommodated with patience and wisdom. General fiqh points: It is permissible to bring children to the masjid. Parents should supervise them and teach them the adab of the masjid. If a child becomes very disruptive, the parent should gently manage this and step outside if needed. Gradual training and familiarity help children learn respect for sacred spaces. Teach them: • how to enter respectfully • how to keep voices low • how to avoid running in prayer areas • how to sit with calmness • how to love the masjid They won’t feel connected at 16 if they were never brought at 5. Today they may fidget. Tomorrow they may stand beside you in salah. Parents — bring them, teach them and be patient. The masjid should be a place our children grow to love, honour and return to for life.

Islam does not tolerate emotional, verbal, psychological, or physical abuse. Marriage in Islam was never meant to be a place of fear, humiliation, or misery. Historically, Islamic courts intervened to protect those facing harm within marriage. They held abusive husbands accountable, and they also addressed wrongdoing from wives where it occurred. The aim was justice, protection, and fairness for both parties. No one should suffer in silence. If someone is experiencing domestic abuse, they should seek help. Islam does not command people to remain in harm. At the same time, marriage is a serious trust. It requires patience, responsibility, and good character from both spouses. Sometimes relationships struggle because of incompatibility, immaturity, or poor communication — and not every marriage is meant to continue. That is not a failure. The Qur’an gives a clear and balanced principle: فَإِمْسَاكٌ بِمَعْرُوفٍ أَوْ تَسْرِيحٌ بِإِحْسَانٍ “So either retain one another in fairness, or part ways with kindness.” (Qur’an 2:229) If a marriage continues, it must be with maʿrūf — kindness, dignity, and fairness. If it cannot, then separation should be with iḥsān — honour and respect. Marriage in Islam is a shared trust. Each spouse is accountable before Allah to treat the other with dignity, fairness, and compassion. A healthy marriage is built on mutual respect, kindness, patience, and responsibility. We would never accept someone abusing our daughter, sister, or mother — so we must never justify abuse towards anyone else’s. Our Prophet Muhammed ﷺ is our example. ʿĀ’ishah رضي الله عنها said: “The Messenger of Allah ﷺ never struck a servant or a woman.” (Ibn Mājah) And Allah says: لَقَدْ كَانَ لَكُمْ فِي رَسُولِ اللَّهِ أُسْوَةٌ حَسَنَةٌ “The Messenger of Allah is an excellent example for you.” (Qur’an 33:21) A strong marriage is built on mercy, respect, a respect, and taqwā — not control, fear, or harm. Let’s speak honestly about abuse without normalising divorce, and honour marriage without excusing oppression.

We can’t outsource parenting. Not to the #school. Not to the Madrasah. Not to the #masjid . A child spends maybe 6 hours a day in school, 2 hours in #madrasah , and the rest of their life with you. If respect, #adab, #Salaah , and character aren’t built at home, no teacher can fix that in an hour. Schools teach subjects. Madrasahs teach Qur’an. But parents shape hearts. Our Prophet ﷺ didn’t raise companions by outsourcing them; he nurtured them. Take your children to the masjid. Pray with them at home. Speak to them. Model what you want them to become. Because parenting isn’t something you delegate. It’s something you live.

Providing children with unrestricted internet access is not an act of trust; rather, it constitutes neglect. In #Islamic teachings, children are considered a sacred trust, or "amanah." This trust encompasses the provision of guidance, the establishment of boundaries, and appropriate monitoring. Boundaries are not intended as a means of control, but rather as a form of protection. Our children are a precious amanah, and therefore, monitoring their online activities is an integral aspect of responsible parenting. Watch until the end. #Amanah #IslamicParenting #MuslimParents #DigitalBoundaries

As #Ramadan comes in, look at how much time we spend talking about food. What’s for iftaar? What’s for sehri? Ramadan isn’t a month of menus. It’s a month of worship, Qur’an, and self-discipline. And if we’re honest this responsibility is on us men. Every sincere act is reward with Allah. But reward does not cancel responsibility. As husbands, our wives shouldn’t lose Ramadan in the kitchen. #Qiwāmah doesn’t mean control it means lifting burdens and protecting her time for worship and learning. And as sons, part of honouring our #mothers is supporting their learning and spiritual growth too not overburdening them, especially in Ramadan. When we simplify food, share the load, and step up, we make space for their connection with Allah. Ramadan is too valuable to be lost to the #kitchen. “Allah says fasting was prescribed so that we may attain taqwā. Ramadan feeds the soul not the appetite.

On stage in Barcelona, Pep Guardiola @pepteam speaks for the children of Gaza during the Act x Palestine charity event. Wearing a keffiyeh, he welcomes everyone with a ‘Salam Aleykoum.’ Funds raised tonight are destined for grassroots and humanitarian projects in Palestine.

We mean well but sometimes our condolences make grief heavier, not lighter. The Sunnah teaches us to remove burden from the grieving family, not add to it. The Prophet ﷺ said: “Prepare food for the family of Jaʿfar, for something has come to them that has occupied them.” And Allah teaches us adab: “Do not enter homes until you bring comfort.” (Qur’an 24:27) Condolence is for their comfort not ours. #SunnahOverCulture #Adab #Taaziyah #Grief #IslamicReminder #MuslimCommunity

Porn is destroying souls in silence. Masturbation is not harmless it's a gateway to addiction, guilt, and weakness. Parents: Don’t hand over smartphones like sweets. You’re not depriving them, you’re protecting their akhirah. Boys/Brothers: Don’t waste your youth chasing girls. Chase Barakah, not dopamine. Build your character, build halal income, build your future wife’s duas, not her DMs. Discipline now or regret later. #Islam isn’t restrictive, it’s protective. #IslamicReminder #PornIsPoison #MasturbationInIslam #LowerYourGaze #YouthInIslam #DigitalFitnah #HalalLifestyle #BarakahOverLikes #MuslimMen #IslamicParenting

@YasirQadhi إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون

إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ My father, Dr. Mazhar Kazi, passed away today. May Allah grant him Firdaws for all of his services to the Ummah. Janazah is at 2 pm on Tuesday at EPIC Masjid.

Pep Guardiola: "The world has left Palestine alone. We’ve done absolutely nothing. They’re not at fault for being born there. We’ve all allowed them [Israel] to destroy an entire people. The damage is already done and it’s irreparable… “I can't imagine a person in this world who could defend the massacres in Gaza. Our children could be there and murdered just for being born there. I have very little faith in leaders. They do whatever it takes to stay in power…” [via @rac1]

Pep Guardiola is calling on fans to show up for something bigger than football. On Tuesday, 18 Nov in Barcelona, the charity match between Palestine and the Catalan team will donate all ticket revenue to humanitarian aid and community projects in Palestine.

Our Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم sought advice from Umm Salaamah رضي الله عنها?

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