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make space make room get rid of clutter physical and emotional clutter sacrifice more and more and more until only your best Self exists and only gifts & blessings from the Divine remain
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@shestryingxjd
guided and protected by Al Lateef. wordsmith and metaphysics enthusiast
London, England Katılım Kasım 2025
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Allaah tells us what splits a community n creates disunity; opinion being more important than keeping together.
i thought after the genocide, seeing the cost of disunity, muslims wouldnt be so quick to discard each other over disagreements. but it doesn't take a lot to alienate.
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Interesting examples: lying is a major sin, so is interest, and oppressing someone, and missing prayer, and backbiting, etc, yet let some of people tell it, the only sin that counts is adultery (of a woman)
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The problem with how we perceive sin is that we measure their significance based on our cultural sensibilities instead of the extent of damage they can cause to our relationship with Allah, to our soul. There’s a reason why absolution is tawbāh, a RETURN to previous form.
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its been almost a month since i watched Arrival and i still haven't stopped thinking about it. denis villeneuve the man that you are...
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@sitch_monitor I am not a londonite lol and exactly it is a swear so regardless of whatever personal definitions exist, it is also illogical to erase the most prominent one. when someone muslim says wallahi, the assumption is that they're telling the truth
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@shestryingxjd You are a londonite, that's why. In the place the caliphate last was (istanbul), it's no different to "I swear"
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breaking an oath after saying wallahi requires fasting three days or feeding 10 needy people and white boy over here cannot fathom the concept of a serious oath so he’s slandering a religious term
seosamh 🇵🇸@dayglowj0e
“wallahi is only said in arabic when someone is swearing a very important oath” … well no
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you guys don’t understand that even if you know people who use it facetiously (although the humor is dependent on the implied seriousness), it does not take away from its root in islam. lying is haram even without swearing by Allah, in what world can you justify with??
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i have never met a SINGLE muslim in my entire life who did not take wallahi seriously. it’s so serious that i didn’t even realise the alternative exists
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The state of this app is genuinely embarrassing. The world is collapsing around us, people are in hardship, entire societies are spiritually and morally decaying, yet somehow grown men still dedicate their existence to endless online theological theatre for an audience
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@aruxist the thing is, adab and intentionality even in 'casual' speech is consistently emphasised in islam. Allah does not hold you to account over what you cannot control, yes but that is a narrow definition, you must control what you can. anyway, Allah knows best
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@shestryingxjd maybe ur right and i misunderstood it. i always thought laghw meant casual speech but u could also understand it as unintentional stuff
like saying underr ur breath "wallah ..." when u r angry
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@aruxist i said human error, not sin. human error comes from a slip of the tongue from frequent use, it doesn't and should not happen often but if you intentionally swear by Allah and hide behind this verse if you break it, then it becomes a sin.
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@shestryingxjd no, not human error.
Allah says laghw meaning casual speech. he doesnt take it as sins.
like "wallah ill give it to you" or "wallah no way"
there is also other forms of swearing even for serious stuff but we dont have to fast
like wallahi in sha Allah, u dont need to fast
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@aruxist alright explain to me how the accommodation made to account for human error negates the seriousness of swearing an oath by His name? the exception is not the rule.
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@shestryingxjd there is a verse in quran says Allah doesnt take us to account what we say casually in speech but only for serious oaths.
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i’ve had enough of rejection, i think it’s time for some acceptance therapy idk
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@GeauxGabrielle Why would you say this? How unnecessary and cruel
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I mean. I doubt he cares. He publicly said until the twins were born he hadnt known what it was like to have a daughter. He doesnt consider her his real baby
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Angelina Jolie’s daughter Zahara has graduated from college. The graduate also dropped Pitt from her last name and went by Zahara Marley Jolie instead.
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Untranslatable words are the most heartbreaking concept in linguistics. There are feelings so specific to a culture or a place that no other language built a container for them. Which means somewhere out there is an experience you’ve had that your language has simply refused to name. You’ve been feeling things without words your whole life and you thought that was your problem.
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@dayglowj0e this is how you know no matter how much effort you’ve put into making a career out of orientalism, you will always be an outsider to true meaning. you are wrong. this is a slanderous tweet. x.com/shestryingxjd/…
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breaking an oath after saying wallahi requires fasting three days or feeding 10 needy people and white boy over here cannot fathom the concept of a serious oath so he’s slandering a religious term
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“wallahi is only said in arabic when someone is swearing a very important oath” … well no
TEMZY ✞@imtemzy
I'm not Muslim but this is part of a bigger issue that needs to be talked about :/
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