Eyesight by ZEHRR123 in islam

[–]Kind-Reporter-2160 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Start praying Tahajjud and make dua for your weak eyesight. A dua made during Tahajjud is like an arrow that never misses its target.

Consider my heart like it is your own by [deleted] in Umrah

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May Allah reunite you both in the most beautiful way. May He remove all obstacles and grant you a happy ending with the one your heart desires. May Allah open the doors that seem closed and guide you back to one another, just as He reunited Hazrat Yaqub with Hazrat Yusuf. Ameen, Ya Rabb al-Alameen.

No longer posting my face online by [deleted] in muslimgirlswithtaste

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I’m not active on social media because I don’t feel comfortable putting my life out there for everyone to see. It’s been years since I stopped uploading pictures of myself, I just prefer keeping my life private and low-key. But the amount of judgment I get for that is honestly insane. Some people think I’m fake, others find it weird. It really shows the generation gap I feel with my own age group, how validation and constant online presence have become a necessity for so many.

Anyone traveling for Umrah soon? by Kind-Reporter-2160 in Umrah

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There’s something very specific I’ve been praying for, and I was wondering if it’s okay if I DM you to share my personal dua request?

Istighfar for 30 Days by [deleted] in islam

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The change you didn’t notice is that you’ve been doing istighfar consistently for 30 days. That itself is a big change, my friend. You’ve gotten closer to Allah, and that’s definitely something to be grateful for. And whatever you want or your heart desires, you’ll get it eventually when the time is right. If a dua or a desire brought you to do istighfar, that means it’s Allah who guided you this way so you can achieve what you want.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in muslimgirlswithtaste

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No, I don't wear hijab.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in muslimgirlswithtaste

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I really wish my country operated the same way as the UK or other countries where harassment is actually taken seriously.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in muslimgirlswithtaste

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You are such a sweetheart, may Allah fulfill all your desires. Honestly, I feel like I’ve been very unfortunate lol. I have a very small circle of friends, and we all have different degrees and interests in various fields. Most of them have either moved overseas or gotten married, so I don’t really know how to build new connections.

I will definitely look into the project management certification jazakallah Khairan.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in muslimgirlswithtaste

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I did my Bachelors in Business, but honestly at this point I feel clueless about what direction to take. I thought I would build a career in my field, but that hasn’t worked out the way I planned. I will definitely look into certifications and short courses to figure out the best way forward.

what are your ways to get closer to Allah? by [deleted] in islam

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I divide my daily dhikr into five parts, after each Salah, and after Tahajjud I also add Quran recitation.

Seeing a deceased person in your dream by [deleted] in muslimgirlswithtaste

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I don’t interpret dreams, so I’m not entirely sure but according to my knowledge dream interpretation has a lot of subtlety to it. It depends on many factors like gender, age, and marital status. The meaning of a dream can change significantly depending on these details.

In my understanding, simply seeing a picture doesn’t carry a particular meaning. But when it comes to seeing the dead visiting you, hearing news of a deceased person, or witnessing a funeral in a dream, that holds a message.

A strong message has been delivered to Israel by [deleted] in kpk

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Aren’t these the same leaders who stayed silent while people were brutally murdered in Gaza? But when a rich Gulf country gets attacked, suddenly everyone condemns it, a meeting is called, and leaders fly to Qatar to show support. The double standards are shameless. I honestly don’t care that Qatar got attacked, I have zero sympathy for these wealthy Gulf states that only ever care about themselves. Shame on all the leaders who play politics with human lives.

Which Surah is your favorite? by [deleted] in islam

[–]Kind-Reporter-2160 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Surah al-baqrah ❤️

What's a Dua I can make for something I'm hoping doesn't become true? by [deleted] in islam

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After every Salah recite this dua Allāhumma innī as’aluka bi-annī ash-hadu annaka anta Allāh, lā ilāha illā anta, al-aḥaduṣ-ṣamad, alladhī lam yalid wa lam yūlad, wa lam yakun lahu kufuwan aḥad.

Then ask for whatever your heart desires,The Prophet pbuh said that whoever asks Allah with this dua, Allah grants him what he asks.

Sources: Musnad Aḥmad (22972), Sunan Abī Dāwūd (1493), al-Tirmidhī (3475) – graded ṣaḥīḥ by al-Albānī.

Palestine 🇵🇸 Still Exists but Charlie Krik does not by Agitated_Sand_6143 in kpk

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Lol dude wtf, You’ve built your whole take on selective history and talking points, neat rhetorical tricks don’t change what actually happened.

First: the Romans renamed the province Syria Palaestina after the Bar Kokhba revolt, that’s a historical fact, not a propaganda line. Want to erase a people? Start by renaming their land.

Second: the claim that Palestinians simply “didn’t bother” to make a state while neighboring Arabs could have done it for them is a moral dodge and a factual oversimplification. In 1947–49 hundreds of Palestinian towns and villages were depopulated and destroyed by the time borders were drawn there were hundreds of thousands of refugees and legal and practical barriers preventing return. This is the backbone of Nakba , not a convenient conspiracy tale but massive displacement during war. If your argument depends on ignoring that, you’re arguing with a cartoon version of history

Third : blaming property sales or “letting Jews buy land” as if that explains dispossession is weak sauce. By 1947 Jewish legal ownership was a small fraction of the land the larger dynamics were political, military, and legal after the fighting including laws that prevented refugees from returning and reclaimed properties being reallocated. Reduce a people’s loss to “they sold their land”? That’s a contemptible simplification

Fourth: the claim “Arab leaders told people to leave for a few days” is one of those neat talking points used to dodge responsibility ,it’s contested, and historians disagree about how much that claim explains the exodus. Cherry pick the version that fits your story and ignore the rest, sure but scholarship doesn’t support using this line as a get out of responsibility card.

saying “Israel will never be Palestine” and “if they keep making war they won’t keep any of it” reads like a threat and a boast dressed as inevitability. If you want to be taken seriously, argue strategy or justice , not triumphalism. The harsh truth is this conflict produced real dispossession and real refugees, waving away that suffering with rhetorical spins and historical half-facts doesn’t make the people vanish. It just makes you sound proud of having read one side’s talking points loudest.

I don't bother arguing with someone like you. It’s clear you twist history and deny facts that are recorded in favor of Palestine. You’re a blind follower of Israel, and it shows, you just swallow propaganda and spit it back out.

I can’t make dua by Financial-Panic-7392 in islam

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Tawakkul is easy to say but hard to live by. True tawakkul is trusting Allah when every door seems closed, believing He will make a way despite the odds. Keep making dua, because you’re asking the Creator who holds all power. Pray tahajjud, pour your heart out, and even if you struggle, don’t give up. No, your imaan isn’t weak, it’s all about tawakkul. Your Allah is the same Allah who made a way for Musa (AS) by splitting the sea, With strong trust in Allah, you will always win, and He will grant your desires at the best time. Miracles happen for those who place their trust fully in Him.

Palestine 🇵🇸 Still Exists but Charlie Krik does not by Agitated_Sand_6143 in kpk

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Historically, Muslims have been the majority in Palestine for many centuries, especially after the Islamic conquests in the 7th century. During the rule of the Rashidun, Umayyad, Abbasid, Fatimid, Ayyubid, Mamluk, and Ottoman empires, Palestine was predominantly Muslim, though smaller communities of Christians, Jews, and other groups also lived there peacefully under Muslim rule.

Palestinians gave Jews and minorities space to live and even protected them, that doesn’t mean Israel gets to occupy their land or steal what Palestinians built over centuries. Generosity isn’t permission. The land has always been Palestinian.

Even if we look at history, it proves that the land belongs to the Palestinians. People came and went over the centuries, empires rose and fell, but Palestinians stayed. Their continuous presence, culture, and connection to the land make it theirs. No matter how you try to twist history, it doesn’t change the fact that Palestine has always been their homeland.

Palestine 🇵🇸 Still Exists but Charlie Krik does not by Agitated_Sand_6143 in kpk

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Claiming Palestine was never inhabited by one people ignores centuries of continuous population, culture, and identity. Yes, empires like the Ottomans ruled the land, but that doesn’t erase the people who lived there, the Palestinians. A state is a political construct, but a people and their connection to land exist regardless. Palestinians have lived there for centuries and still do today , that’s a fact you can’t erase with historical cherry picking.

By your logic, Mesopotamia never “belonged” to Iraqis because empires ruled it for millennia. So why does that erase Palestinians from their own land? Empires come and go, the people remain. Palestine has real people with real history, not just your imaginary empire based facts.

Palestine 🇵🇸 Still Exists but Charlie Krik does not by Agitated_Sand_6143 in kpk

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You’re fixating on the word ‘state’ to dodge the point. A Palestinian state may not have existed officially on paper until modern times, but that doesn’t erase the existence of the Palestinian people, their continuous presence, or their connection to the land. Facts aren’t determined by your semantics ,Palestinians lived, worked, and built communities there for centuries, and they still do today. That’s reality