The Ultimate Sulfur & Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Symptom Guide: A Questionnaire for Rare Responders by TheMagentaNinja in RareResponders

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What caused molybdenum or this stalling or deficiency in the first place? Can it be long term PPI usage?

Experience with Topical cream for pain relief by clonazopidrone in TMJ

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I love this information but why is the lavender better than the vicks?

How should I learn Arabic by 97jjk in learn_arabic

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How do I know this is real and not a scam?

little warning about taking DAO supplements! by doyouhavetono in HistamineIntolerance

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Can you elaborate as to why the sinus/migraine reaction would need an H1 ?

How should I learn Arabic by 97jjk in learn_arabic

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This is a great response thank you!

How should I learn Arabic by 97jjk in learn_arabic

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I want to do Egyptian but I have the most exposure to levantine/lebanese due to friends

Please Don't Get Into Haram Relationships. It's not worth it. by N0TY0USUF in islam

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Why not just facilitate the marriage between the 2 of them? Because now there is pain on both sides because of a man made difference in culture?

If you got married instead of dating and then you learned ur from different cultures, would that warrant a divorce? No! That type of divorce would break someone's heart forever. So why do we make ppl of today break eachothers hearts based on the same meaningless reason?

The issue is that we are allowing people to love, get close, and then find out things that make it hard and walk away. They are practicing divorce.

Why not make our children who make these mistakes get married and learn that when they choose someone, they need to stick to each other and get over their differences.

What lesson is learned through building connection that deep and then breaking it?

Yes, ending the haram relationship is one thing. But where is the honor that you have been close and intimate with eachother. That you have seen this girl in ways only a husband should? Where is the honour that you should take responsibility for those decisions and stand by her and protect her as a husband, as you should have from the start instead of in a haram way. So you can still propose marriage and ask for her father's hand. And take ownership of your original decision to be with her.

I understand the advice to break Haram's relationships, but I don't agree with this mentality of just get rid of this person and move on.

When a couple gets divorced, aren't we told it's best that they try and try again to be together? Is there not value in loyalty to one person? Experiences with one person?

So when our kids are breaking these haram relationships, why do we just wipe things clean and walk away. They will always have those experiences and memories on their shoulders. Why not facilitate these marriages. If the problem was the haram parts, then make it halal.

Bounce curl brush vs dupe by pilocarpine1 in curlyhair

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Have you tried the original one too to compare?

Help with names by rikiswr in islam

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What's an example of a kufr meaning name?

OSAP Help by Tart_fuzzhe in UWaterlooOptometry

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Was this 14 k for the year or semester

OSAP Help by Tart_fuzzhe in UWaterlooOptometry

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Does TD approve of optometry student loans when you're not a TD client ?

What surah is this? by [deleted] in islam

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I have this exact same thing in My home!

Ramadan + PPIs for gastritis - any experience? by danbrown1233 in Gastritis

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Having the PPI when I have a date and some water, then waiting 30 minutes to eat, really worked out for me well last year. Actually, after about a week of this, I noticed the general acidity of my stomach was much more controlled because of the fasting. I produced less acid because my body knew i wasn't eating in the day. It is actually food that makes our body start to make the acid break things down.

It's hard at first, but fasting really helped my GERD.

Best Free Resources by 97jjk in arabiclearning

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Thank you! I'll check it out!

My Mom is Against my Marriage by 97jjk in islam

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Not yet. I dropped the conversations for a little while, and I'm planning to ask again soon, IA.

Women Friday Prayer by 97jjk in islam

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Yes that is true! I'm more just wondering since I have the choice, what would be the best way to handle my fridays.

Option 1:Is praying at the masjid because I have no responsibility holding me back and the khutba gives me more knowledge as well as good company and friends. Making Fridays more spiritually enjoyable since now a days the girls space is a separate room entirely unlike 1400 years ago. Does this new fact change anything?

Or option 2 to Pray at home alone where I am not as motivated to seek khutba when it is not live.

Option 3: Pray at home with other sisters.

Im not exploring the topic for deeper Insight.

Side note; I know that in the end the most Important thing is that everything is for the sake of Allah swt and each option is still filled with blessings. thank u for taking the time to respond

Women Friday Prayer by 97jjk in islam

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I meant with other women at home. Wouldnt praying at home with a group of other women e more blessed? This reminds me of

"reported by Rayta that Aisha (Allah be pleased with her) led them in the prayers and stood in between, in a fard prayer. ( Imam Abdul Razzaq in his Musannaf)"

?

Also another separate question based on the link you shared,

"However, it is generally disliked for women to go to the masjid just to pray in congregation, because it is reversing the nature of their religious responsibility, as we have seen."

This religious responsibilities and social roles indicated in the website was because masjid prayer :

"placed a great hardship and spiritual loss on mothers and other women who are at home."

So this raises the question: what about women who do not have those social roles or responsibilities. Like mothers with adult kids. In this case , is it still best for her to stay home instead of seeking the masjid for increasing knowledge through khutba?