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Moving mountains through ministrations, Dhikr is not just words. It is how one remembers God and subconsciously moves oneself onto the righteous path. The remembrance of God reverberates throughout Islamic history, from the tongues of the prophets to those of the common man. The remembrance of God echoed when Musa (A.S) split the sea, echoed when Hajar ran between mountains, and echoes when the common man today succumbs to ministrations. Tawakkul is the blind trust in Allah, a trust that Dhikr helps build.

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Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “To declare the glory of Allah, the praise of Allah, the oneness of Allah, and the greatness of Allah is more beloved to me than anything over which the sun rises.”

Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2695

Moving mountains through ministrations, Dhikr is not just words. It is how one remembers God and subconsciously moves oneself onto the righteous path. The remembrance of God reverberates throughout Islamic history, from the tongues of the prophets to those of the common man. The remembrance of God echoed when Musa (A.S) split the sea, echoed when Hajar ran between mountains, and echoes when the common man today succumbs to ministrations. Tawakkul is the blind trust in Allah, a trust that Dhikr helps build.

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Copywriting: Isbah Studios

Resources: Life with Allah

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Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “To declare the glory of Allah, the praise of Allah, the oneness of Allah, and the greatness of Allah is more beloved to me than anything over which the sun rises.”

Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2695

The prevalence of pop psychology is increasing, with more and more people sharing psychological facts that may be trendy but lack factual accuracy. This trend can lead individuals to engage in unqualified and harmful overanalysis of their emotions and experiences. In this episode, we discuss pop psychology and self-awareness, while also talking about the impact of different ideologies on Muslims today. While Islam encourages seeking help when necessary, it is crucial to differentiate between pop psychology and genuine psychological principles.

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Al-Nawwas ibn Sam’an reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Allah strikes a parable of the straight path. On either side of the path are walls with open doors over which are hanging curtains. Upon the gate of the path is a caller, saying, ‘O people! Enter the straight path altogether and do not divert to the side!’ A caller is placed above the path and when anyone intends to open those doors in the slightest, he says, ‘Woe to you! Do not open it or else you will enter it!’ The path is Islam, the curtains are the limits of Allah, and the open doors are the prohibitions of Allah. The caller at the head of the path is the Book of Allah, and the caller above the path is an admonition from Allah in the heart of every Muslim.”

Source: Musnad Aḥmad 17634

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"Why are we tested?"

"What is the purpose of this test?"

"How does creating a relationship with the Quran exactly help me in my tests?"

These are questions that cross our minds when we face hardships. We know Allah is there to help us, we know we are rewarded, and we know the Quran is our guidance through difficulty. However, for some reason, the burden of hardship continues to overwhelm us.

To discuss this important topic, I have teamed up with Anse Dr. Farhana Yunus from Rabata for this takeover episode. She sheds light on why we are tested and how we can find comfort in such painful trials.

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This episode is sponsored by Rabata. Rabata has opened registrations for their Islamic courses for summer 2023. This semester offers a variety of classes, including Arabic, Tajweed, and Islamic science courses. There are also some special courses available, such as "The Seven Fundamentals of Personal and Spiritual Excellence" and "Crowning Venture: Memorization of the Quran."

If you enjoyed this Quranic Reflection, join Anse Farhana this summer for a course on the tafsir of Surahs Saba', Ibrahīm, Al-Hajj, An-Nahl, and Fātir. It provides a unique opportunity to delve into the meanings and messages of these significant chapters of the Quran through an in-depth analysis of the Arabic text and the historical context in which these verses were revealed.

Registration closes on June 1.

♡ The link to sign up is available in my bio: https://register.rabata.org/catalog?pagename=Academic-Program2023

The discussion surrounding decision-making and pursuing one's dreams while having immigrant parents is always challenging for most young adults. While you deeply appreciate the sacrifices they have made, it also brings a sense of pressure to meet their expectations. As you progress in life and make choices that may be Islamically correct but deviate from the "ideal child mold," finding a balance between pleasing your parents and prioritizing your own happiness can be difficult. This episode delves into precisely this topic.

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Abdullah ibn Mas’ud reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Never is a servant struck by worry or grief but let him say, ‘O Allah, I am Your servant, the son of Your servant, the son of Your maidservant. My forelock is in Your hand, Your decision over me has passed, and Your decree upon me is in justice. I ask You by every name with which You have named Yourself, or revealed in Your Book, or taught to one of Your creatures, or kept hidden in the Unseen with You, that You make the Quran the spring of my heart, the light within me, the banisher of my depression, and the expeller of my anxiety,’ then Allah will expel his worry and replace his grief with joy.” They said, “O Messenger of Allah, should we study these words?” The Prophet said, “Of course, whoever hears them should study them.”

Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Ibn Ḥibbān 972

The topic of "green signs" and "green flags" is excessively discussed on social media, often in negative ways. It has become all too common to argue over different signs, standards, and other trivial matters that do not contribute significantly to the ummah. From work ethics to the way you treat people, there are plenty of good characteristics and "green signs" we can try to establish within ourselves & our relationships.This episode aims to highlight some positive "green signs" that can ACTUALLY help you. Cultivating these within yourself FIRST to become a better Muslim and seeking it out in others is key

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Al-Zubayr ibn ‘Awwam reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said:

"Lurking towards you are the diseases of the nations before you. Envy and hatred are the razor. I do not say they shave hair, but rather they shave the religion. By the One in whose hand is my soul, you will not enter Paradise until you have faith and you will not have faith until you love each other. Shall I tell you what can affirm that for you? Spread peace between yourselves"

Source: Sunan al-Tirmidhī 2510, Grade: Sahih

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This episode is sponsored by Rabata.

Rabata has opened up registrations for their Islamic courses for summer 2023. This semester, various different classes are being offered, including Arabic, Tajweed, and Islamic science courses. There are also some special courses available, such as "The Seven Fundamentals of Personal and Spiritual Excellence" and "Crowning Venture: Memorization of the Quran."

Registration closes on June 1

♡ link to sign up is available in my bio

https://register.rabata.org/catalog?pagename=Academic-Program2023

indecisiveness & "trusting our gut" can be very hard at times. in most cases, it is easy to change your mind and spin in the circles of indecisiveness but these circles usually go nowhere. however, if you make a decision that is incredibly rational & thought through, while referring to Islam in mind, it can make the process a lot easier.

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As Ramadan is coming to an end & Eid is near, I want to share a few tips/pieces of advice for anyone spending Eid alone. Spending Eid alone is never easy, and in a lot of cases, it can seem a little overwhelming. If God wills, I hope this episode can reduce some worries and make you excited for Eid to come.

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Nafi’ reported: Abdullah ibn Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, would wear his best clothes on the days of the two Eids.

Source: al-Sunan al-Kubrá lil-Bayhaqī 6143

Feeling like a fraud within your own faith or feeling like you're not "Muslim enough" can be a tough challenge when you're trying to grow in your faith. It can come from someone outside reminding you of your past, or from your own personal struggles making it hard to see yourself differently. You might feel unworthy or like you're not being "truthful" in your faith. This episode will cover some general tips on this big topic to hopefully help someone who is stuck between these feelings.

"The Prophet PBUH said, "When the people of Paradise will enter Paradise and the people of Hell will go to Hell, Allah will order those who have had faith equal to the weight of a grain of mustard seed to be taken out from Hell..."

Sahih al-Bukhari 22