r/Muslim • u/Milkmilkbanana • 1h ago
Quran/Hadith 🕋 Beautiful Quran Recitation From Switzerland 🇨🇭_ Surah Maryam 📖 _ Amer Dervishoski
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r/Muslim • u/SalamTalk • Jun 14 '25
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r/Muslim • u/Milkmilkbanana • 1h ago
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I’m in an impossible circumstance with a person I love to the core. I want to be a part of his family, to be his wife and the mother of his kids.
May god grant me a married life with him and provide me with rizq and good life forward 🤲🏻
r/Muslim • u/Interesting_Try_4761 • 2h ago
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r/Muslim • u/itsgonnabemyusername • 23m ago
I'll cut it short. I don't know which one to follow/have as a creed. I fear that if I follow salafism I'll have to make injust takfeer of many muslims, and I fear that if I follow mainstream sunnism I won't be a real muslim and go to jahannam according to some(many?) people who call themselves salafis.
Right now I'm in a strange place. I used to be a so-called salafi and made takfeer of so many people but I stopped doing it because I started to doubt if it's the right creed. However I still dread to vote in a secular democratic election, pray together with people who aren't salafi/wahhabi and things like that etc.
This post may sound weird to some of you. But I'm really confused and again I'm scared of going to jahannam if I don't follow the right creed and I always ask Allah hidayah because of my fear of jahannam.
Note: by mainstream sunnism I mean 4 madhab + ashari and maturidi
r/Muslim • u/Playful_Teaching_343 • 22h ago
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r/Muslim • u/Careless_Monitor_803 • 11h ago
Salaam! Any Muslim teachers out there? This is my first time teaching in a non Muslim school. They are already talking about ideas for Christmas parties, and themes from Christmas movies to decorate the classrooms with, and so much more. What do you do in this situation? Only one student in my class of 30 5th graders does not celebrate Christmas, as well as myself.
Im a convert and do miss the Christmas vibes because it is a big deal in the US, but obviously us Muslims dont celebrate. So what do all the Muslim teachers do around the holidays?
r/Muslim • u/Dangerous_Peach8231 • 21h ago
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r/Muslim • u/Proof-Sprinkles7826 • 20h ago
Therefore we must strive in order to refrain from indulging or falling in such fallaciously attractive acts
r/Muslim • u/Interesting_Try_4761 • 1d ago
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r/Muslim • u/askmuftionline • 21h ago
Sometimes we fall into the same sin again and again, and it can leave us feeling guilty, discouraged, or even unworthy of asking Allah for forgiveness.
But never lose hope in Allah’s mercy.
Allah says in the Qur’an:
“Do not despair of the mercy of Allah.”
— Surah Az-Zumar 39:53
Sincere tawbah means regretting the sin, leaving it, and sincerely resolving not to return to it. If you slip again, do not let guilt push you further away from Allah. Repent sincerely, learn from what led you back to the sin, and keep striving to do better.
This does not mean taking sin lightly. It means never giving up on repentance or losing hope in Allah’s mercy.
A reminder to reflect on: What helps you turn back to Allah when you struggle with the same mistake repeatedly?
May Allah forgive our sins, strengthen our hearts, and help us remain steadfast. Ameen.
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r/Muslim • u/quranvisuals • 1d ago
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The linguistic inimitability (I’jaz) of the Qur’an in Surah Hud (11:48) is highly celebrated by classical Arabic grammarians and rhetoricians—most notably Abdel Qahir al-Jurjani in his foundational work Dala'il al-I'jaz (The Proofs of Inimitability).
قِيلَ يَا نُوحُ اهْبِطْ بِسَلَامٍ مِّنَّا وَبَرَكَاتٍ عَلَيْكَ وَعَلَىٰ أُمَمٍ مِّمَّن مَّعَكَ ۚ وَأُمَمٌ سَنُمَتِّعُهُمْ ثُمَّ يَمَسُّهُم مِّنَّا عَذَابٌ أَلِيمٌ
“It was said, 'O Noah, disembark in security from Us and blessings upon you and upon nations [descending] from those with you. But other nations [of them] We will grant enjoyment; then there will touch them from Us a painful punishment.'”
The specific linguistic and rhetorical elements that demonstrate the Qur'an's unique literary power in this single verse include:
The Phenomenon of Extreme Phonetic Flow (Fasahah)
Scholars of Tajweed and Arabic linguistics point out that this verse contains an extraordinary density of the nasal letters Meem (م)
There are 8 Meems tightly packed into just 3 words.
r/Muslim • u/TheGhostofTerra • 1d ago
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
I hope everyone is well Im honestly just looking for brothers that would like to play warhammer space marine 2 with me
r/Muslim • u/songoku140 • 1d ago
My cat has run away, and I've been crying nonstop and feeling so distressed. I can't stop thinking about him being out there, hungry and looking for me. He's so precious to me, and I'm desperately praying that he comes home safely.
Please make dua that Allah protects him from all harm, keeps him safe, provides for him, and guides him back home to me. I just want my baby back.
r/Muslim • u/Previous_Will82 • 1d ago
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Reciter is Muhammad Al-luhidan