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The most holy month in Islamic culture, #Ramadan is a time of fasting, introspection, and prayer for Muslims. These Ramadan quotes and wishes are perfect for your holy month posts:

Quran Surah Mumtahanah: Here's a summary of the Tafseer of Quran Surah Al-Mumtahanah 60: Surah Al-Mumtahanah is the 60th chapter of the Quran and contains 13 ayahs. The surah was revealed in Medina and addresses various topics, including: - The importance of loyalty and allegiance to Allah and His Messenger (Ayahs 1-3) - The prohibition of taking enemies of Allah as friends and allies (Ayahs 1-3) - The story of the women who were tested and proved their faith (Ayahs 10-12) - The importance of faith, obedience, and sacrifice (Ayahs 4-9, 13) Key themes and lessons from the surah include: - The importance of prioritizing one's relationship with Allah above all else - The need to be cautious of those who may appear friendly but are actually enemies of Allah - The value of perseverance and patience in the face of adversity - The importance of faith, obedience, and sacrifice in achieving success in this life and the next Overall, Surah Al-Mumtahanah provides guidance on how to navigate complex relationships and situations while remaining faithful and obedient to Allah. #Qurah #Allah #Mumtahanah #Muhammad #loyalty #allegiance #friends #allies #faith #obedience #sacrifice

BEST MAN AS PER ISLAM  Islam offers guidance on what qualities make a good Muslim man. Here are some key characteristics: Following the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) Example: Muslims believe that the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the ideal role model for all aspects of life. He embodies good character, fairness, and deep devotion to Allah [Quran 68:4, 33:21]. Strong Moral Compass: This includes honesty, trustworthiness, and justice. A good Muslim man strives to be kind, forgiving, and helpful to others, especially those in need. Devoted to Allah: This means following Islamic teachings in prayer, charity, and overall conduct. He prioritizes his faith and strives to be a positive influence in the community. Strength and Responsibility: A good Muslim man takes responsibility for himself, his family, and those under his care. He is a source of support and guidance, using his strength for good. He models his life by considering Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as an active and dynamic role model in all the matters of day-to-day life. 

#quran Allah is Most Merciful. Allah in Islam, known as "Ar-Rahman" (The Most Merciful) and "Ar-Rahim" (The Most Compassionate). This concept emphasizes: 1. **Universal Mercy**: Allah's mercy extends to all of creation, providing guidance, sustenance, and opportunities for repentance. 2. **Forgiveness**: Allah is willing to forgive sins for those who sincerely repent, demonstrating His compassion and understanding of human imperfection. 3. **Compassion in Trials**: Allah's mercy is evident in how He supports believers during hardships, providing comfort and strength. 4. **Encouragement of Mercy Among Humans**: Muslims are encouraged to embody mercy in their own lives, fostering compassion and kindness towards others. These attributes serve to highlight the importance of mercy in the Islamic faith, shaping the relationship between Allah and humanity.

Jannah, which is often translated as "Heaven" or "Paradise" in the Quran, is described as a place of eternal bliss and reward for believers in the afterlife. The Quran frequently mentions Jannah, including in the following passages: Qur'an 31:8: Describes Jannah as "gardens of pleasure" Qur'an 2:36: Describes a garden where Adam and his wife were to dwell and eat from its fruits Qur'an 36:55-6: Describes the people of Jannah reclining on couches in pleasant shade with their spouses Qur'an 55:47: Describes two gardens of paradise for those who fear standing before Allah Qur'an Al-A'raf 46-51: Describes a barrier between Jannah and Hell, and the people on the barrier who recognize the residents of both sides Muslims believe that they can attain Jannah by living a religious life, asking for forgiveness, and performing good deeds. The Quran also describes how Jannah is established in both this world and the hereafter.

Respect is the cornerstone of any healthy relationship, personal or professional. But have you considered the deeper meaning of respect? In Islam, this respect extends beyond the human realm.  It's a reflection of our connection with Allah (SWT). The Quran reminds us (Surah An-Nisa 4:36): "Worship Allah and associate nothing with Him, and to parents do good, and to relatives, orphans, the needy, the near neighbor, the neighbor farther away, the companion at your side, the traveler, and those whom your right hands possess. Indeed, Allah does not like those who are self-deluding and boastful." (Translation by Sahih International) Here's a powerful message,  how we treat others is a reflection of how we view Allah's creation. Respect starts at home: honoring spouses, cherishing children, and showing reverence for elders.   It extends outwards, fostering kindness and compassion in all our interactions. Ultimately, Respect creates a Ripple Effect.   By honoring the people around us, we foster a more peaceful and harmonious world. Let's build a world of respect: → Honor your spouse (wife or husband). → Show compassion to your children. → Respect your elders. → Treat everyone with dignity. P.S. How can we cultivate more respect in our daily lives? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #Respect #Islam #Quran #Community

As Muslims, we understand the importance of having a strong connection with Allah. It is not just about performing rituals, but about developing a personal relationship with our Creator that can have a profound impact on our lives. There are many ways to foster a strong connection with Allah, including: 1. Regularly performing acts of worship, such as salah (prayer), fasting, and Zikar (remembrance of Allah). 2. Reading and reflecting on the Quran, the holy book of Islam. 3. Engaging in acts of kindness and charity towards others. 4. Seeking forgiveness for sins and mistakes. 5. Making du'a (supplication) and engaging in personal conversations with Allah. 6. Surrounding oneself with a supportive community of fellow believers. 7. Seeking knowledge and constantly striving to improve one's understanding of Islam. 8. Reflecting on the signs of Allah in nature and creation. 9. Practicing patience and trust in Allah's plans. 10. Maintaining a grateful and humble attitude towards Allah's blessings. In the end i must say in this rushy/ buzy life try to build strong connection with your Lord Almighty Allah s.w.t. #jummah Mubarak

Hadith of the Week 🌙🕌 This week's Hadith highlights the importance of kindness and restraint in our interactions. The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said, 'A Muslim is the one who avoids harming Muslims with his tongue and hands.' This profound teaching reminds us to be mindful of our words and actions, fostering a community built on respect and compassion. Let's embody this principle in our daily lives. #Hadith #umrah #Seerah #UmrahGuide #UmrahPreparation #IslamicHistory #umrahtips #umrahwithwisdom #IslamicTeachings #UmrahExperience

Exploring the 15th part of the Quran, we go through two significant chapters: Surah Isra (also known as Surah Bani Isra'il) and Surah Kahf. Surah Bani Israel: This part talks about a few key things: 1. The Night Journey (Miraj): It tells the story of Prophet Muhammad's miraculous journey from Mecca to Jerusalem and then up to the heavens. 2. The Trouble with the Children of Israel: It discusses how the Israelites often caused problems despite being warned about the consequences. 3. Good Manners in Islam: It outlines good behavior like worshiping only Allah, being kind to parents, helping family, orphans, and travelers, avoiding wasting things, keeping promises, being fair, and not joining others with Allah. 4. Other Stuff: It talks about how amazing the Quran is, its purpose, its miracles, how Allah respects humans, Prophet Muhammad's command to pray at night, stories about Prophet Moses and Pharaoh, how the Quran was revealed, Allah's uniqueness, and how He's free from partners or children. Surah Kahf: This part starts with two main things: 1. Two Stories: The first one tells about a group of young men who sought refuge in a cave and were protected by Allah for a long time. The second story is about Prophet Moses meeting a wise man named Khidr, but we'll talk more about that later. 2. Two Examples: The first one is about a rich man whose gardens were ruined because he was too proud. The second one compares life to rain falling, making everything green before drying up and turning barren. These chapters offer profound insights, moral lessons, and spiritual guidance, inspiring believers to deepen their faith and lead righteous lives. #Quran #quranmajeed #qurantranslation #quranlearning #shordigital #alkalaam