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There is a MUSLIM country where a baby CAMEL's leg was chopped off ON the EID DAY just because she ate from their farm.

For these ulema Islam starts at ghusal and finishes at Salah.. they understood even Seerah in that context. They don't have anything with social order, economic laws or political system..they don't have concept of Islam being a complete system of life and should be implemented..

Is this some feminist kuthbah?😒... I'm tired of this.

Astagfirullah

Beshak is dunia me uski Nishaniya hen Allah hu Akbar

May Allah protect us Ameen

The isn’t the movie I was looking for

any sources that testify to what you claim?

Allahuakbar ❤

I am Surraya In shaa Allah make dua for me please. My emaan is in the toilet, my hayaa, my ibadah stripped. I want my life back In shaa Allah

Allahu Akbar❤❤

Will it make my manhood bigger

Daily Dhikr Reminder : 1. SubhanAllah 2. Alhamdulillah 3. La illaha il Allah 4. Allahu Akbar

May Allah guide us all ameen and grant us Jannatul Firdaus ameen

so touched

Please also elaborate on aqiqa as mentioned its 1 goat for girl & 2 for boys why?

I truly admire Muslims desire to serve the one true God.. Ask Jesus to reveal the truth to you. John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Peace and blessings be upon our beloved prophet Muhammad S.A.W 🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻

Yah Allah i ask for your mercy upon me and this umah 😢🤲.

How big is the sun again. You are talking nonsense.

May Allah grant us Jannatul Firdaus ameen

May allah reward me and you who is readin this jannat al firdawsa❤

I've been listening to Dr. Bilal Assad lectures recently. I was learning from him so much and I respect him very much. As I always say for men it's extremely hard to mention these kind of facts, and it's harder for another men to take it! But even though dr. Bilal Assad mentioned it and he got their sister be stronger in their eeman. I want him to know that millions of muslimas get encouraged by these kind of lectures and they'll be better muslimas, inshaallah! Jazakumullah khair dr. Bilal Assad and one islam production! May Allah increase you in goodness here and hereafter 🫶

The black belt of Dawah

6:53 He said there was creature named BINN but when i searched it in hadith or Quran. I could not find and can someone help me where can i find it?

What makes me concern is the fact that I'm being recommended these contents of The End Of Times in 2024, and it makes my heart feel like, "this is going to happen once I sleep & wake up on a specific day." I'm getting pretty intense dreams lately, and My thoughts are being limited to think only about the end of this cycle. I'm not scared My Lord. I'm your servant. I trust You. Because I believe in: Laa ilaha il-Allahu Muhammad-ur Rasool-Allah Allahu Akbar☝🏻 Please find Me O Allah, I seek your refuge from the despicable fallacies of this era dominated by the wrong doers. And make Me amongst those brothers who stand beside Prophet Muhammad pbuh on the day of judgement. . Ameen

May Allah protect us from shaytaan and from more sin and May we turn all back to him❤

May Allah guide us all ameen and forgive us all ameen

Alhamdullila thank you for this reminder ❤

What happened to those 5 red Haifas . ???

Thanks!

Allah is more beautiful than the fiercest punishment of grave ..one thought of alah and you are relieved of any pain

Please read till the end to clear the misconception of 4:34 Background on 4:34 : The women of Mecca were traditionally subservient to their husbands, for Mecca had a harsh and cruel culture, whereas the women of Medina were more used to standing up to their husbands, as it was a more cosmopolitan environment. After the Meccan immigrants were settled in their new homes in Medina, some men began to notice that their wives were starting to challenge them and talk back to them - even in contempt. ‘Umar ibn al-Khattab (d. 644) went to the Prophet and complained about this on behalf of himself and his male friends. The Prophet innocently suggested to the men who felt that their families were in turmoil to do daraba (a word that can mean either separation or hitting someone, among a dozen other things). However, the next morning around 70 women complained to the Prophet’s wives that their husbands had physically abused them. The Prophet became upset when he heard about the complaints, and he declared that any man who beats his wife “is not the best of you,” which in prophetic lingo means “they’re the worst of you.” He also said that any man who beats a woman is not a good man. In other words, the men had misinterpreted or misapplied what the Prophet meant by daraba. (Abu Dawud, Nisa’I, also see 2:231.) The historian, Ibn Sa’d, includes a quote from the Prophet about this incident in which he addressed his male followers, saying, “I cannot bear the thought of a man with the veins of his neck swollen in anger against his wife while he’s fighting against her.” (As quoted in Women of Medina, trans. By Aisha Bewley.) Then the Prophet awaited a ruling from Allah, and this verse was revealed. :- "Men are responsible for the welfare of women since Allah has given some (of you) more wherewithal than others, and because they must spend of their wealth (to maintain the family). Therefore, pious and devout women safeguard the private matters that Allah would have them safeguard." The word qawwamun comes from a root word that literally means ‘to stand up.’ In this verse, it is used to mean safeguarding another’s business, to protect their interests, to preserve and to maintain the safety of women. (Think of the English phrase used to remind men of their implied duties towards their families: ‘Stand up and be a man.’) This verse, then, does not say that men are the overlords of women or are dictators over them. Rather, it states that men must protect and look after women. The term fadl, which is translated here as given more wherewithal, can mean more bounty and even excelling in an amount over something. Some commentators say that fadl refers to the fact that men get twice the inheritance of a female, (an amount that they then use to spend on the women in their lives). The wording here doesn’t mean that women are not capable of earning more money than men, for even the Prophet’s first and only wife for over twenty years (Khadijah) was wealthier than he, nor does it mean men are better than women, as some superficial chauvinists have tried to read into this verse. Rather, it is an all-encompassing idea tied to a practical financial reality, and perhaps, if you want to stretch the meaning, it may also suggest that men have been given certain specific physical qualities that may better suit them to protect and support their families in a dangerous world: qualities ranging from more aggressiveness in defense against enemies to extra muscular strength to enable them to labor under more arduous circumstances. (This is similar to the Latin concept of virtu, or manly responsibility, from which we get the English word virtue.) Under this logic, because Allah made men more suited to protect and maintain their families in an uncertain and difficult world, men are thus ‘appointed’ to be officially responsible for caring for the women in their lives. (Contrast this with the words of Paul in the Bible who outright calls women the ‘weaker vessel.’ See I Peter 3:7.) There is nothing wrong Islamically if a woman supports herself, especially if she has no other options, nor are women forbidden to work or engage in business, even in classical Islamic theology. (Three of the Prophet’s wives, Zaynab bint Jahsh, Umm Salamah and Safiyah, continued to earn their own money while being married to him, and his first and only wife of twenty-five years, Khadijah, had been a successful businesswoman. The wife of ‘Abdullah ibn Mas’ud made and sold handcrafts to support herself. Many, many other examples of Muslim women having independent jobs and livelihoods from the Prophet’s time until the end of the classical period abound.) The idea is only that if there is a man in her life, then he must shoulder the greater share of the burdens of the family’s expenditures and needs both in finances and security. Any money a woman earns is hers to save, invest or spend without any obligation to give it to her husband or spend it on the family. A believing woman guards her husband’s secrets, lawful private business and intimate details, even as she guards her virtue, reputation and fidelity. Men are also expected to do likewise for their wives. This principle of confidentiality and faithfulness is the basis of a successful marriage, and it is also the most important thing that married people owe to each other. The Prophet once asked a group of male and female followers if they knew of people who talked about their intimate lives in public. The men were afraid to admit it, but a teenage girl raised her hand and said, “Yes, by Allah, the men talk about it, and the women do, too.” Thereupon the Prophet said to the group, “Do you know what those people who do that are like? They’re like a male and female devil who meet in the street and satisfy their desires in front of an audience.” (As quoted in The Lawful and the Prohibited in Islam by Yusuf al-Qaradawi.) Also see 30:21 where the Qur’an also exhorts married couples to dwell together in affection and harmony, part of which is the understanding that intimate and private details must remain private.