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Yes, it is permissible to marry your zina partner, but only under an essential condition: both individuals must sincerel...
17/09/2026

Yes, it is permissible to marry your zina partner, but only under an essential condition:

both individuals must sincerely repent (make tawbah) before the marriage.

Allah clearly warns in the Qur’an (Surah An-Nur 24:3) that a person involved in zina is not suitable for a pure believer until repentance occurs.

True repentance means stopping the sin completely, feeling genuine remorse, and firmly intending never to return to it.

Once both people sincerely turn back to Allah, they are no longer considered among those persisting in sin, and marriage between them becomes lawful.

Many scholars from classical Islamic jurisprudence agree on this condition based on Qur’an and authentic teachings.

After sincere tawbah, Islam does not block a halal path—rather, it encourages marriage as a means of protection, stability, and righteousness. If the woman is pregnant, then according to many scholars, the marriage should take place but intimacy is delayed until after childbirth.

Islam is a religion of mercy, and Allah accepts repentance from those who return to Him sincerely. As Allah says: “Indeed, Allah loves those who repent and purify themselves” (Qur’an 2:222).

O Allah, grant us sincere repentance, purify our hearts, guide us to halal relationships, and bless our future with righteousness. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

17/09/2026

Sister, in Islam, the financial maintenance of children remains the responsibility of their biological father according to his ability, even after divorce.

Allah says:
“Let a man of wealth spend according to his wealth...” (Qur'an 65:7).

The father is responsible for providing his children with their reasonable and necessary needs, including food, clothing, accommodation, education, and medical expenses according to his means and the circumstances of the family.

This responsibility does not end simply because the children live with their mother or because she has remarried.

If a father is genuinely unable to afford more, then Allah does not burden him beyond his capacity. However, if he has the ability to spend and chooses to spend on non-essential items while refusing reasonable essential needs, then he should carefully reflect on his duty before Allah.

Buying gifts and toys for children can be a good thing, but it does not replace the obligation to provide for their actual needs. At the same time, only Allah knows the full reality of a person's financial situation.

If there is a genuine dispute regarding what is fair and affordable, it may be beneficial to seek mediation through knowledgeable family members, a trusted imam, or an Islamic scholar familiar with such matters.

May Allah guide all parents to fulfill their responsibilities with justice, mercy, and sincerity, and grant your children every goodness in this life and the next. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

16/09/2026

There is a Muslim nobody is really talking to.

He still loves Allah.
He still loves the Prophet ﷺ.
But he feels stuck between two worlds.

He knows he isn’t where he wants to be with Allah…
but when he looks toward religious spaces, sometimes all he sees is judgment, arguments, labels, and Muslims tearing each other down.

So he stays where he is.

Not because he’s happy there.
Because he doesn’t know where else to go.

We don’t need to change Islam to make people feel welcome.

We need to learn the Prophetic balance:

An open door.
A merciful hand.
An unchanged destination.

You can tell someone the truth without making them feel like they have no place among Muslims.

You can say “come closer” while the ruling remains “no.”

And if you’re that Muslim caught in between…

Come with the missed prayers.
Come with the questions.
Come with the guilt.
Come with the mess.

You do not have to become perfect before you start walking back to Allah.

Maybe what this Ummah needs is not more judgment… and not more flattery.

Maybe we need to learn how to hold onto the truth without letting go of people.

—

هناك مسلم لا يكاد أحد يتحدث إليه.

يحب الله.
ويحب رسول الله ﷺ.
لكنه يشعر أنه عالق بين عالمين.

يعرف أنه ليس في المكان الذي يريد أن يكون فيه مع الله…

لكن عندما ينظر إلى بعض المساحات الدينية، لا يرى إلا الجدال، والتصنيف، والحكم على الناس، والمسلمين وهم يهاجم بعضهم بعضًا.

فيبقى مكانه.

ليس لأنه سعيد هناك…

بل لأنه لا يعرف إلى أين يذهب.

لسنا بحاجة إلى تغيير الإسلام حتى نرحب بالناس.

نحن بحاجة إلى التوازن النبوي:

**باب مفتوح.
يد رحيمة.
ووجهة لا تتغير.**

وإن كنت أنت ذلك المسلم العالق بين العالمين…

تعال بتقصيرك.
تعال بأسئلتك.
تعال بذنبك.
تعال بفوضاك.

لا تحتاج أن تصبح كاملًا قبل أن تبدأ طريق

P0rnography is a serious sin in Islam. The Prophet ﷺ taught that the eyes can commit a form of zina by looking at what i...
16/09/2026

P0rnography is a serious sin in Islam. The Prophet ﷺ taught that the eyes can commit a form of zina by looking at what is unlawful.

Watching p**n exposes a person to haram, fuels desires, weakens taqwa, and can lead to further sins.

It also harms the heart, affects one's relationship with Allah, and can damage marriages, family life, and mental well-being.

A believer who falls into this sin should turn back to Allah with sincere repentance, lower their gaze, avoid triggers, and fill their time with beneficial acts such as salah, Qur'an, dhikr, and righteous company.

No matter how many times a person falls, they should never lose hope in Allah's mercy.

May Allah purify our eyes, hearts, and minds, protect us from all forms of zina, and keep us steadfast upon faith. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

16/09/2026

Dear widowed Muslim Sisters,

Islam does not view remarriage for a widow as something shameful or inappropriate.

In fact, after completing her iddah, a widow is fully permitted to remarry if she wishes.

Many of the female Companions whose husbands passed away later remarried, including Umm Salamah (رضي الله عنها), who married the Prophet ﷺ after the death of her husband.

The Qur'an also makes it clear that after the waiting period is completed, there is no blame upon a widow regarding lawful decisions she makes about her future.

The most important question is not, "What will people say?" but rather, "What is best for my religion, my children, and my future?"

If a man is genuinely righteous, treats you with respect, and would be a good husband and a stepfather to your kids, then it is reasonable to give the proposal sincere consideration.

At the same time, Islam does not require you to re-marry. If you are not emotionally ready, or you feel you need more time to heal and focus on your children, that is also your right.

Do not allow cultural pressure, guilt, or fear of gossip to make the decision for you. People's opinions change quickly, but the consequences of marriage are yours to live with.

Seek Allah's guidance through du'a, consultation, and reflection, and choose the path that brings you closest to Him and best serves your family.

May Allah bless you and your children, guide you to what is best for your faith and future, and grant you peace, wisdom, and contentment in whatever decision you make. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

16/09/2026

In a single night, the Prophet ﷺ traveled a journey that should have taken weeks — on a creature unlike anything on this earth.
He ﷺ described it: "I was brought Buraq — a white animal, larger than a donkey and smaller than a mule, who would place his hoof at the farthest point his sight could reach." (Sahih Muslim 162)
Every stride covered as far as the eye could see. From Makkah to Jerusalem in moments, then upward through the heavens themselves.
Some journeys were never meant to be measured by ordinary distance.

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16/09/2026

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💞Be a mercy to others as ALLAH ( Azzawajal ) Merciful to his Servants.
16/09/2026

💞Be a mercy to others as ALLAH ( Azzawajal ) Merciful to his Servants.

📖 Surah Al-Mujadilah — Ayat 13Tafseer:Allah reminds the believers that the earlier instruction to give charity before pr...
16/09/2026

📖 Surah Al-Mujadilah — Ayat 13

Tafseer:
Allah reminds the believers that the earlier instruction to give charity before private consultation was a test of sincerity and generosity. When people found it difficult and did not do so, Allah in His mercy lifted that requirement and did not burden them beyond their ability. Instead, He emphasized the lasting duties of establishing Salah, giving Zakah, and obeying Allah and His Messenger ﷺ.

✨ Reflection: Allah’s commands are meant to guide and purify us. When a specific duty becomes difficult, never neglect the fundamental obligations of faith.

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In Islam, medical testing before marriage is not obligatory (fard) for the validity of nikah. The marriage is valid as l...
16/09/2026

In Islam, medical testing before marriage is not obligatory (fard) for the validity of nikah.

The marriage is valid as long as its essential conditions—consent, witnesses, and mahr—are fulfilled. However, Islam places great importance on honesty, responsibility, and preventing harm.

Allah says:
“And do not throw yourselves into destruction with your own hands” (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:195).

If there is a known family illness or hereditary condition, it becomes even more important to be transparent and careful, so that both individuals can make informed decisions.

In such cases, medical testing is highly recommended as it helps protect both spouses and future children from potential harm.

Islam encourages taking wise precautions along with tawakkul (trust in Allah). Hiding serious health issues can lead to injustice and problems later, while openness and precaution bring trust, clarity, and barakah into the marriage.

May Allah grant health, protection, and barakah to all families and marriages. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

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