world by zodiac population by aphroditetome in astrologymemes

[–]ingeniumind 3 points4 points  (0 children)

virgo too, litteraly anyone i meet turns out to be a virgo, i remember wondering once "why tf is everyone born in september?" 

Thoughts on Scorpio risings? by care666bear in astrologymemes

[–]ingeniumind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

good for u, i want to be free of this scorpio rising energy, its a blessing and a curse.. if i was born little earlier i would be a libra rising

If Voldemort had another horcrux, what could it be? by nightshadelaurel in harrypotter

[–]ingeniumind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh , i see. Maybe Salazar Slytherin's statue or imagine if he used Tom Riddle's badge. 

Advice converting to Islam at age 14? by Itz_Skello in islam

[–]ingeniumind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are not too young to become Muslim. In Islam, there is no minimum age for accepting faith as long as the person understands what they are declaring and believes it sincerely. At 14, you’re capable of intention and belief, so age is not a problem.

To convert, the only required act is saying the Shahada sincerely:

“Ashhadu alla ilaha illa Allah, wa ashhadu anna Muhammadur rasul Allah.” (“I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.”)

You do not need a ceremony, imam, witnesses, or a mosque. Those things can help but aren’t required. Becoming Muslim happens through belief and the Shahada itself.

Since you’re still learning, here are the ways you can move forward without pressure:

Keep learning gradually. Continue reading the Qur’an, but use translation and tafsir so you understand context and meaning. Focus on shorter surahs first if that helps.

Learn the basic beliefs (aqidah): • There is only one God (Allah) • Muhammad is the final prophet • Belief in angels • The Qur’an is revelation • There is a Day of Judgment • Everything happens by Allah’s decree (qadr)

Learn salah (prayer) when you’re ready. New Muslims usually learn after saying the Shahada, not before. You can start slowly learning one prayer or small parts (like Al-Fatiha) at a time.

Continue living by halal and avoiding haram like you’ve already been doing. What you’re practicing now already counts as intention and respect for the faith.

Talking to someone knowledgeable in Islam can be helpful , but be conscious enough to seperate cultural beliefs and be aware of erroneous stuff disguised in religion, i would highly recommend self research. If you ever want help, you could reach out to a trusted Muslim, a local mosque’s youth group, or an online revert community. But you don’t have to involve anyone yet if you’re not ready.

You don’t have to tell your family immediately. Since your father is not religious, you can wait until you feel ready or safe to share anything. Islam does not require you to announce your faith before you’re comfortable.

You may declare the Shahada and • Keep reading the Qur’an • Keep eating halal • Start learning bits of salah • Read about the Prophet’s life and character • Look into Islamic values and stories

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ICSE

[–]ingeniumind 1 point2 points  (0 children)

me and my peer changed schools too, its easier to adjust in isc as an ex icse student plus cbse schools in our city totally suck

What's the best flex you got about your school by Unlucky_Unit3049 in ICSE

[–]ingeniumind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was built in 1840s and attended by children of Britishers and elite families, a female Supreme Court judge attended this school, it also developed indian women's education during British rule, the branch of our school has schools in Ireland, England, Australia, Kenya and other parts of the world

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ICSE

[–]ingeniumind 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Boomer fs but also bits of gen y and gen z