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You can delay everything, not repentance and Solah.

Infertility. How do you navigate that with your partner without loosing each other? How do you go through all of the tests, the emotions, the treatments patiently without snapping, without resentment?

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One's financial provisions, marital unions, professional trajectories, and sustenance are divinely ordained, as is the hour of one's passing. Therefore, there is no necessity for undue anxiety. Entrust all your concerns to Allah and prioritize your spiritual obligations.

@CaliphRidwan Allahummma Bariiikkk🥳🥳

Alhamdulillahi Rabbil Alamin! Allah has just blessed my wife and I with a baby girl 😍❤️ May Allah make her the coolness of our eyes and a beneficial addition to this Ummah. Aameen. Our little one and mother are doing well, Alhamdulillah. Dad is fine too, Maa shaa Allah😊

Clear communication is so attractive.

The older you get, the more you realize that if something genuinely makes you happy, it’s usually smartest to keep it private.

If Islam says it’s haram, stay away from it even if you are not a Muslim.

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“I can’t memorize the Qur’an.” Did you try? “I don’t know Arabic.” Did you try? The first step is to remove negative thinking. Don’t say “I can’t do it.” Remember, Allah ﷻ is capable of all things.

The world needs Islam.

“Does man think that We will not assemble his bones? Yes, We are Able even to proportion his fingertips.” Qur’an 75:3–4

@Shukri_ibm Many FMCG in Nigeria value affordability at the expense of quality. Product quality can only be achieved if it's a core value w/o an ounce of compromise from the system, I've seen it work in healthcare indus. If the system accepts mediocrity, I doubt procurement units can fix it.

Can Nigerians afford the high-quality products? These brands make their products based on the level of a nation.

@blazesznx Yea yea, new session.

@BintSodeeq new session you mean?

I only signed up despite being uncertain of my consistency. We have 2 semesters to wrap up here. Allahummma Bariiikkk.🥳🥳

A token from every Muslim who sees this would make a big huge difference It would put food and meat on the tables of indigent families on Eid day. May Allah [swt] accept all of our good deeds from us as an act of iba'adah 2035844969 First Bank Feed the Vulnerable Kindly donate

you need to forgive your past and move on from it. this includes your childhood, an ex relationship, the person you were yesterday, it includes everyone that contributed to that upbringing. your parents, siblings, partner, distant relative, et cetera. you need to get rid of the not-so-good past and you shouldn't let it shape what you are, who you want to become. a lot of people are still living from a place they claim they have left. you say you have moved on, but your habits and your fears all say otherwise. you hold on to who you used to be and what you went through, then convince yourself that change is not possible. that you are fixed. "this is just how you are" no, it's not true. you may have had a difficult upbringing. you may have experienced things no one should have to go through. that reality does not disappear overnight. but it is not supposed to become your identity. it is not supposed to dictate your behaviour years later. the most you owe your past is acknowledgment of what has gone. you don't have to forget it, but don't wear it like a badge that justifies who you are today. it's so easy to draw a straight line from people's switch up and questionable arc to a defining moment in their life. bad things happen. and sometimes they happen to good people in ways that are deeply unfair. you were hurt by someone you trusted deeply. you shouldn't move through life expecting the worst from everyone. you were raised in an environment where being rebellious was normal, but you don't have to stay that way. you don't have to "not-conform" to normalcy today, because your childhood has always been like so. you were raised around neglect, and today you struggle with connection but it is not permanent unless you decide it is— —yes. because at some point, it becomes a choice. a choice about what you carry forward.

Women often process the pain early, so they often heal deeper, men delay it, so it hits later. Usually after dissolution, most women start healing even whilst still in the relationship. Overall Healing is a decision and not time bound for most people

At this point in time, when any of ur girls goes for a public exam u know she may be harrased, u ought to go with her as her mahram, as a father or brother. Ur presence'l do a lot, inshaa Allaah. We'd stop all dis panicky style of protecting our girls in this part of 9ja.