Dear non-muslim,

Do you think about the purpose of your existence?
Do you think about your future and where you’re headed to?

Life is not just about eating, sleeping, earning money, satisfying your desires and repeat till you die.
Your existence is not a coincidence nor are you just a statistic.
Your Lord has created you for a purpose and for a wisdom (to worship Him Alone with no partner or associate).
Allah created you to test you, and He tests you in many ways.
Are you going to follow the path of goodness or the path of evildoing.
You are responsible for everything you do and when you die, Allah will most certainly question you.

Don’t stay a slave of your desires.
Accept islam, it is a complete way of life.
Islam provides guidance for all aspects of your life.
Your spiritual, intellectual, personal, social, family, economical, political life, islam covers it all.
It will open your eyes and libarete you from the worship of other humans, satan and from the captivity of your whims and desires.
It will give you contentment and peace of mind.
It is the only way for a good life and to eternal happiness.

Most people are climbing ladders leaned against the wrong wall. They'll reach the top and realize they've wasted their life. This duniya is a major deception. We have to target the hereafter and also live a respectable life in this duniya for the sake of Allah with the limited resources we have. With the right person in deen and the right mindsetand having akhirah as the main concern, everything in life is a blessing. The real goal is to avoid Jahannam and enter Jannah. May Allah enable us to and grant us success in this life life akhirah.

Many women are looking for a good man who worships Allah.

But these women are not good and do not truly obey Allah.

Will Allah do injustice to this honest man and marry a hypocritical and lying woman? Noooo

Allah does not oppress His honest and sincere servants.

Sister, if you want a husband who is honest and worships Allah, you must be like him.

One of the punishments of this world is a bad spouse. Pray against it.

❝ Sit only in the company of one who advises you to desire little from this world and who encourages you to put your hopes in the Hereafter. Take care not to sit with worldly people who speak constantly about worldly affairs; such people will ruin your religious well-being and will corrupt your heart. ❞

A sister says:

I saw in a dream that a man was saying to me, word for word: "Istighfār is life!"

Indeed, seeking forgiveness is life; it is nourishment and strength for the lost and tired soul. Make it a habit to seek forgiveness every moment of the day.

“It has been written upon the one who fell in love with this religion that he either becomes a fugitive, prisoner or a martyr”

The Prophet ﷺ said, “O Abu Umamah, what is the matter that I see you sitting in the mosque while it is not time for prayer?” He said, “O Messenger of Allah, I am compelled by anxiety and debts.” The Prophet ﷺ said, “Shall I not teach you a word to say by which Allah Almighty will relive your worry and complete your debt?” He said, “Of course, O Messenger of Allah.” The Prophet said, “Say in the morning and evening: O Allah, I seek refuge in you from worry and sadness. I seek refuge in you from weakness and laziness. I seek refuge in you from cowardice and miserliness. And I seek refuge in you from being overwhelmed by debt and the tyranny of men.”

Source: Sunan Abī Dāwūd 1555

No person says this, believing in it and expecting Allah’s cure from it except that Allah will relieve his distress and aid him in his debts.

Ibn Muflih (rahimahullah) stated:

**Among the rights of a Muslim over another Muslim are that:

• he cover his faults,

• forgive his mistakes,

• have mercy for his errors,

• overlook his missteps,

• reject his backbiting (not backbite him),

• always give him sincere advice,

• preserve (remember) his good traits,

• guard his covenants,

• answer his invitations,

• accept his guidance,

• repay his gifts,

• show gratitude for his favors,

• assist him in the best manner (with an open heart),

• fulfill his needs,

• intercede for his problems,

• respond to his sneeze,

• refuse his misguided advice,

• protect him

• and not take him as an enemy,

• support him against his oppressors,

• restrain him from oppressing others,

• not surrender him,

• not abandon him,

• and to love for him what he would love for himself

• and to hate for him what he hates for himself.**
[Ibn Muflih (rahimahullah), al-A‌da‌b ash-Shar’i‌yah, 1/290]

Brother and sister, be aware and be cautious
We are less than a month away from the blessed month of Ramadan.

Know may Allah have mercy on you, that the shaytan will try his best the weeks/days before ramadan to be on you, because he knows soon he is gonna be chained up.

He will try to make fitna between you and your brother/sister, make you loose a lot of time, distract you from dhikr, make you go
into debate and arguments unnecessarily, just so you can enter ramadan in a bad mood
Know your enemy, the enemy of Allah ﷻ and your enemy.

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