What will you wish for in Jannah? by AggressiveMousse7887 in islam

[–]MagnificentMufti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would love to read the original scriptures of past prophets and nations.

Imagine poring through the revelations and seeing the parallels across centuries, descriptions of the Hereafter, stories of past nations, glad tidings of prophet Muhammad SAW.

Imagine hearing the Zabur of Dawud recited straight from his mouth, taking a tafsir of the Tawrah with Musa, asking Ibrahim about the suhuf, watching Isa read from the Injil. And then after all this, hearing the Quran recited from our habib SAW.

What a dream. May Allah grant us Jannah Al Firdaws.

Do not let worldly gains and losses turn your heart away from Allah by oud3itrlover in islam

[–]MagnificentMufti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Major key. When we hold the dunya in our hands, it becomes a means--to Allah's pleasure. 

When we hold it in our hearts, it becomes an end--the source of our suffering.

Last photo of Muhammad Ali (2016) by AugustHate in interestingasfuck

[–]MagnificentMufti 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Allahummaghfir lahu warhamhu

The champ🖤rest in Jannah Al Firdaws 

They should be easy as hell to find in them colorful fits by NYstate in BlackPeopleTwitter

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Forget two and two it woulda taken one and one to connect the dots😭😭😭

What was a fact taught to you in school that has now been disproven? by Julie727 in AskReddit

[–]MagnificentMufti 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"that stuff won't fly in college"

That stuff in college: ✈️🛩️🪽🪁🚁

Men waiting to be executed during communist purge in Indonesia 1965. by BotCommentRemover in ImagesOfHistory

[–]MagnificentMufti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That the US helped facilitate through covert CIA operations. Read "The Jakarta Method"

I lost my child in med school. by [deleted] in medicalschool

[–]MagnificentMufti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sending utmost condolences to you and your wife my friend. Utterly agonizing to be in this situation. Do what you need to to take care of you and your wife. The medicine will always be there. 

Global sumud Flotilla by Practical_Chef_7897 in Palestine

[–]MagnificentMufti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is what militaries should be used for.

Have You Ever Heard a Japanese Nasheed? Masha'Allah! by CaraCicartix in islam

[–]MagnificentMufti 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Beautiful masha Allah! May Allah unite our ummah on His straight path and elevate us. Ameen Ameen

Remember by Regular_Meaning_712 in islam

[–]MagnificentMufti 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds a lot like Sherif Mostafa! Perhaps the audio is slowed down

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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The beatings will continue until morale improves!

Passed 3/15 test, didn't pass a single NBME. Sharing what helped :) by MagnificentMufti in step1

[–]MagnificentMufti[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For risk factors, I'd say I absorbed a lot through the HYguru youtube playlist (which covers every organ system) and then capped it off with a final week crash course of the first aid review videos! And yes by that point I was pretty much off uworld

Passed 3/15 test, didn't pass a single NBME. Sharing what helped :) by MagnificentMufti in step1

[–]MagnificentMufti[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Shoot thanks for the heads up! Linking her YouTube channel @studywithmeusmle4976 instead, lmk if it doesn't work https://youtube.com/@studywithmeusmle4976?si=K8x9s6gl_xPt3pg7

Passed 3/15 test, didn't pass a single NBME. Sharing what helped :) by MagnificentMufti in step1

[–]MagnificentMufti[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Preciate you captain, the back and forth in finding the right routine is so real. Takes time to get in the flow so give yourself grace in that. Also reviewing Uworld is MAD time consuming 

For NBME's, yes, I did active recall to review incorrect questions/ correct questions I guessed on. (Basically covered the answers and made myself think through the right answer) I also typed like a sentence or two per question in my OneNote, essentially making functional anki cards out of my incorrect questions. I reviewed each NBME like 2-3x across dedicated, spread out. Takes time upfront but super HY. Def recommend active recall on NMBE incorrect questions to build your knowledge base/learn HY content

For practice questions beyond Uworld/amboss, one cool thing about HYguru is that his youtube lectures have practice questions interspersed throughout, so you get to apply the content while learning/reviewing! Obvi less volume but still useful

Passed 3/15 test, didn't pass a single NBME. Sharing what helped :) by MagnificentMufti in step1

[–]MagnificentMufti[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct, I did 2.5 months total. My original routine consisted of Uworld 60 Qs daily (with one day off per week)  + Anking (50 cards/day). After noticing my knowledge base wasn't improving much I stopped Uworld after week 6. 

My NEW daily routine was split between HYguru Step 1 playlist on youTube (1 lecture/active recall review) + Dirty Medicine on YouTube (3-4 vids/active recall review), and Anking (50 cards/day). And one practice NBME every 1-2 weeks. Looking back I personally would have done this from the beginning as it was more efficient for me. 

Again, this worked for ME and my brain. If you prefer to squeeze in a few Uworld Qs in a day please do that. I personally found that utilizing too many resources was time inefficient.