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28/09/2025

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( the women /al-nisaa surah / chapter of the women )

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24/09/2025

The Deep Meaning Behind the Story of Prophet Lot (Lut) – A Powerful Lesson for Our Time

For the first time, I truly understood the deeper meaning behind the story of Prophet Lot (peace be upon him)…

Prophet Lot originally came from the same town as Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim), and he was actually his close relative. When the divine message was revealed to Abraham and he began calling his people to the truth, Lot was among the very first to believe in his uncle’s message.

Later, both prophets migrated together to the land of Sham (the Levant). There, Prophet Lot parted ways with Abraham and settled in a town called S***m, located in present-day Palestine. It was there that Allah chose him as a prophet too — this time to guide a different people: the people of S***m and the surrounding villages.

But these people were deeply corrupt. They committed every evil you could imagine — they robbed travelers, betrayed their friends, and encouraged one another to sin. Anyone who tried to promote good or forbid evil was treated as the enemy and severely harmed.

And among all their wickedness, they introduced a sin that no nation before them had ever committed:

> "Do you approach such immorality as no one has preceded you with from among the worlds?" (Qur’an 7:80)

They replaced women with men. Men began to lust after other men far more than they desired women.

> "Do you indeed approach men and obstruct the road and commit evil in your gatherings?" (Qur’an 29:29)

It became normal in their society to treat men as the most desired targets. Anyone who was pure, innocent, and chaste was mocked, punished, or even expelled:

> "Expel them from your city! Indeed, they are people who keep themselves pure!" (Qur’an 7:82)

Even travelers or strangers passing by their city were not safe — they would harass and abuse them too. These people were spiritually diseased, yet they refused any cure. They shamelessly committed their sins in public — even in the streets and gathering places.

Their “clubs” were public places where they discussed, planned, and even celebrated evil. Such was their level of corruption that they openly demanded from Prophet Lot:

“Bring the women for yourself, and leave the men for us!”

Can you imagine how heartbreaking this was for Prophet Lot? His heart was shattered by their wickedness. He was a messenger sent to guide them — but how do you guide people who reject every bit of guidance?

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💭 Lessons and Reflections:

This story is not just ancient history — it’s a warning for humanity today. When people normalize sin, mock purity, and celebrate what is unnatural, they walk the same dangerous path as the people of S***m.

The Prophet Lot’s patience and persistence teach us that truth must be spoken even when the world rejects it.

And just as Allah destroyed the people of S***m when they crossed every limit, so too will nations fall when they replace morality with rebellion.

✨ Stay firm in your faith.
✨ Stand for purity even if you stand alone.
✨ Invite others to the path of God — with wisdom, mercy, and courage.

18/09/2025

The Story of Jesus, Son of Mary (Peace Be Upon Him)

Long ago, there was a woman named Mary (Maryam), known for her purity and devotion to God. She lived in prayer and worship, away from the distractions of the world. One day, the angel Gabriel came to her in the form of a man. Frightened, she said, “I seek refuge in the Most Merciful from you!” But Gabriel calmed her heart and said, “I am a messenger from your Lord, to give you glad tidings of a pure child.”

Mary was astonished: “How can I have a son when no man has ever touched me, and I was never unchaste?” Gabriel replied, “So it will be. Your Lord says: ‘It is easy for Me.’” And thus, by the will of God, Mary conceived a child without a father—a miracle unlike any other.

When her time came, she retreated to a far-off place and gave birth to Jesus (ʿĪsā) under a palm tree. In her pain, she heard a voice: “Do not grieve. Your Lord has placed a stream beneath you. Shake the trunk of the palm tree, and fresh dates will fall for you. Eat, drink, and be comforted.”

Carrying the newborn, she returned to her people. Shocked, they accused her: “O Mary! You have brought something terrible!” Mary did not argue; instead, she pointed to the baby. “How can we speak to an infant?” they mocked. But then, the infant Jesus spoke:

“Indeed, I am the servant of Allah. He has given me the Scripture and made me a Prophet. He has blessed me wherever I am, and enjoined upon me prayer and charity as long as I live. And He has made me dutiful to my mother, and not arrogant or wicked. Peace is upon me the day I was born, the day I will die, and the day I will be raised alive.”

This was the beginning of his miraculous life.

As he grew, God gave him wisdom and power. Jesus healed the blind and the lepers, gave life to the dead—by God’s permission. He shaped a bird from clay, breathed into it, and it flew as a living bird—again, by God’s permission. These miracles showed the Children of Israel that he was truly a Messenger of God, not a magician.

His disciples, the Hawariyyun, followed him and believed in him. One day they asked: “O Jesus, can your Lord send down to us a table spread with food from heaven?” Jesus prayed, and God sent down a table of heavenly food as a sign. But God warned them: “Whoever disbelieves after this, I will punish him with a punishment unlike any other.”

Meanwhile, many of the leaders rejected him. They plotted to kill him, but God saved him. The Qur’an tells us: “They did not kill him, nor did they crucify him, but it was made to appear so to them.” Instead, God raised Jesus up to Himself, and he remains alive until the end of time.

And before the Last Day comes, Jesus will return. He will descend near the white minaret of Damascus, his hands resting on the wings of two angels. He will break the cross, kill the swine, and abolish the false worship that people created after him. He will rule with justice, following the law of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and he will defeat the false messiah—the Antichrist (al-Dajjal). After that, he will live on earth for a time, then die like all human beings, and God will raise him again on the Day of Judgment.

Thus, the story of Jesus is one of miracles, mercy, and truth. He was never God, nor the son of God—he was a mighty Prophet and servant of Allah, born without a father, blessed with miracles, raised to the heavens, and destined to return before the end of time.

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04/09/2025

Story 3 – Jesus/ isa son of mary (Peace be upon him) and the Blind Man

One day, a blind man came to Jesus (Peace be upon him) asking for help.
The man said, “If God Allah (almighty) wills , He can restore my sight.”
Jesus touched the man’s eyes and prayed sincerely to God Allah( almighty)
By the will of God, the man opened his eyes and could see for the first time.
The crowd was amazed and shouted in joy.
But Jesus reminded them: “This is not my power. It is the power of God Allah (almighty) the Most High.”
He wanted people to understand that miracles are signs from God Allah (almighty) not magic nor from him.
The blind man fell in tears, thanking God Allah (almighty) for giving him light after darkness.
Moral: True faith is knowing that all blessings come from God Allah (almighty) alone.

23/08/2025

I have never seen anyone who consistently recites Surah Al-Baqarah except that they literally have abundance in provision, an unusual tranquility in the heart, peace of mind, and blessings in everything...

Reciting the Surah doesn’t take more than an hour, and if you read it regularly, it will only take about 35–40 minutes.

Keeping up with it brings an incredible sense of peace, serenity, and openness in the chest.

You’ll also find a deep sense of humility and focus in prayer, and most of the time, any good supplication you make will be answered.

It provides you with remarkable protection from envy, sorcery, or depression.

This has happened to many people who were consistent with it… so hold on to it and you will witness miracles in your life.

For those who complain about envy or magic, remain steadfast in reciting it.

Surah Al-Baqarah is a blessing 💛
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22/08/2025

21/08/2025

I think this is the strangest scene so far!
And there is no explanation for it except that Allah is showing us His sign: “So We covered their eyes, so they could not see.”

The snipers are less than 15 meters away, from an elevated position, looking directly toward the direction where he is moving toward the tank. They take their time, some of them even aiming their rifles, ready to fire. Yet they stand there like blind statues!

Meanwhile, the saintly man moves calmly, places his entrusted object into the mouth of the tank, and then returns safely!

These are miracles that only the true friends of Allah experience.
Indeed, they are the true Awliyaa’ of Allah.

18/08/2025

Day 3 – The Cat and the Thirsty Man
A man once saw a thirsty cat and gave it water.
The Prophet ﷺ said God forgave his sins because of that kindness.
Moral: Mercy to animals is beloved to God.