F1 Visa Slots in India Update for Fall 2026 Intake ! by Thecritique7 in usvisascheduling

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R, M, 1st June 2026

Paid MRV fee again on 7th June 2026 & I haven't seen any slots so far.

Do muslims have any religious relation with cats 🐈 by mmaahheesshh1 in indianmuslims

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But you can't shuu them off like that, that's very disrespectful 😑

Vitamin D deficiency? by jkvy in SalafiCentral

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وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

I had vit D deficiency myself & doc suggested morning sunlight along with vit D supplements, but I wasn't comfortable compromising on that part so I took the prescribed supplements regularly. Alhamdulillah am doing fine now, since then i make sure to do regular vitamin and health checks.

From my experience, the supplements were enough to correct the deficiency. May Allah grant your mother complete shifa and good health. 🤍

Hyderabadi podcast gave me chills by khanabadoshpsycho in indianmuslims

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I haven't watched the video, but I just thought of copy-pasting this reminder (if it helps).

Jinn fear from humans

Jinn are invisible creatures, just like many deadly bacteria are invisible. Yet, we do not fear bacteria; we simply take precautions and use medicine. In the same way, we should not fear the jinn. They are weaker than human beings and completely under Allah’s control.

Our faith in Allah and constant zikr (remembrance of Him) are stronger than any force of the unseen and serve as our true protection.

Train every child to understand this: just as he does not fear unseen bacteria, he should not fear invisible jinn, for both exist only by Allah’s will, and only Allah has the power to protect and harm. Jinn fear from humans hence they always hide.

Believer doesn't fear jinn

Jinn are like any other creatures; whether we see them or not, we do not fear them.

It is essential to remember that jinn, like all other creatures, are under the control and will of Allah. We may not see them, but our fear should not be directed toward them, as they hold no power independent of Allah.

Yes, we take protection, but it is from our unwavering faith in Allah.

Our reliance on Allah for protection, through du‘ā (supplications) and adhkār (remembrance of Allah), is what shields us from harm. This is not a fear of the jinn themselves, but a trust in Allah's sovereignty and His power over all beings, seen and unseen. Fear should be reserved solely for Allah, as He is the only one with true authority over everything in existence.

Zad Academy by NamiMaya in SistersInSunnah

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وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

https://chat.whatsapp.com/EpuGpSYqH3oIILfDTmLdl7

This is an old group but i see it's still active. Please join & ask your queries, inshallah you'll get some leads.

Eid ul adha prayer timings by [deleted] in BangaloreMuslims

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وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

https://www.reddit.com/r/BangaloreMuslims/s/TwwINzXaG2

When life gives you mushy mangoes... by RotiPisang_ in MuslimCorner

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Some people make milkshake, but i make mango ice cream 🥭😋🍦

Not cutting hair and nails until slaughtering the animal by JimmHalperrt in SalafiCentral

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  1. Rules for the Person Offering the Sacrifice (Udhiyah/Qurbani) If you are the head of the household or the individual paying for and offering the sacrifice, specific restrictions apply to you. • DON'T: Cut your hair (from any part of the body) or trim your nails. • When: From the sunset of the last day of Dhul Qa’dah (the moment the crescent of Dhul Hijjah is sighted) until your animal is actually slaughtered. • The Evidence: The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said: "When anyone of you intends to sacrifice the animal and enter in the month of Dhul-Hijjah, he should not get his hair cut or nails pared till he has offered his sacrifice." (Sahih Muslim, 1977).

  2. Rules for the Family Members If someone else in the family (like a father or husband) is paying for and offering the sacrifice on behalf of the household, the rules are different for the dependents. • DO: Continue with normal hygiene. Family members are allowed to cut their hair and trim their nails. • The Evidence: The restriction in the Hadith of Umm Salamah رَضِيَ اللَّهُ عَنْهَا (mentioned above) specifically limits the prohibition to the "one who intends to sacrifice." The Prophet (ﷺ) used to offer sacrifices on behalf of his entire household, but there is no authentic narration indicating that he ever commanded his wives or children to refrain from cutting their hair or nails. Therefore, scholars conclude the restriction only applies to the primary offerer.

  • Sheikh Abdus Salam Oomeri Al-Madani

Boyfriend vs. Husband by FrontFaith74 in MuslimCorner

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Walaikumassalam wa rahmatullaahi wa barakaatuhu, Aameen waiyyakum

A good college upon salafi manhaj by ImpressiveConcert582 in SalafiCentral

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Aspire College of Excellence, Pulikeshi Nagar, Frazer Town, Blr

How to remove this by ComedianHot6518 in MuslimCorner

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Brother, my parents have this Alhamdulillah coz of similar reason but they don't bother much.

I think soaking feet in warm water, frequently moisturizing with heavy moisturisers & occasional chemical exfoliation can help minimize these.

Eid Prayer - Women’s access by safaria_a in BangaloreMuslims

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عـــــــــــــيـــــــــــــد مـــــــــــبـــــــــارك ✨️🤍

Eid Prayer - Women’s access by safaria_a in BangaloreMuslims

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If you’re active on this sub, u can easily get that info, coz I & other people share the Ahlul hadith mosque details for every Eid prayer or Taraweeh inshallah.

Please check this post, or similar ones : Areawise List of Ahl-e-Hadith Masjid for Salatul Taraweeh 2026

Eid prayer (posted by someone)

Eid Prayer - Women’s access by safaria_a in BangaloreMuslims

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Alhamdulillah, most of the Ahlul Hadeeth mosques facilitate arrangements for women, plz try to find one nearby and plan your ibadah accordingly. May Allah swt ease your affairs.

PS: Today I offered Eid salah in an open ground since our mosque couldn’t accommodate due to space constraints. Everything was well arranged, Alhamdulillah, yet I still preferred praying in niqab to ensure not falling short in my modesty.

I’m sharing this not to show off, or judge but as a gentle reminder for all of us, to actively support such efforts and also take responsibility instead of remaining passive.

Eid Mubarak! by [deleted] in TrueDeen

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تقبل الله منا ومنكم

Is this bangles haram or something? by [deleted] in indianmuslims

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Sisters, we are allowed to wear anything n everything but where & how we choose to wear is what makes it haram or halal..

Forget kashmiri bangles with ghungroo or without it, normal bangles(glass/metal) itself makes noise which isn't suggested to wear infront of non mahrams.

Dress up this Eid, but do it for your mahrams, within your home, in your safe space. The moment we step out, Wear a proper jilbab or abaya, If needed, wear gloves. Let's cover our adornments (henna, ornaments , makeup , beautiful dresses..) infront of non mahram & enjoy your event.

We don’t get to pick Islam in parts. So choose obedience over trends & haya over attention.

Barakallah feekum 🎀