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The Blessings & Importance of Ramadan
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Bismillah. As we entered this blessed month of Ramadan, a time of mercy, forgiveness, and immense rewards, let us not forget one of the most noble acts of worship—Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing charity).
The Nurul Quran Tahfiz School for Orphan Girls in Indonesia has been providing a safe home and sacred knowledge to orphaned and underprivileged girls. Now, we are building a masjid on-site so these young students can have a dedicated house of worship, a place for their prayers, Quran recitation, and Islamic learning.
💡 Why This Masjid Matters:
✅ A place for orphans to establish their salah
✅ A sanctuary for learning the Quran and Islamic teachings
✅ A lasting Sadaqah Jariyah for you—every prayer made here will add to your scale of good deeds
The Prophet ﷺ said:
"Whoever builds a masjid for the sake of Allah, Allah will build for him a house in Paradise." (Bukhari & Muslim)
This Ramadan, as you seek Allah’s mercy and forgiveness, take the opportunity to earn eternal rewards by donating towards this masjid. Every contribution, big or small, will help complete this project and provide a lifelong home of worship for these young girls.
📌 How to Donate:
🔗 gofund.me/b437a0cb
🌍 Spread the word—share this post and be a means for others to gain reward too!
May Allah accept your fasts, prayers, and sadaqah, and grant you a home in Jannah. Ameen! 🤲
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Totally agree with Mustafa Davis.
The only group observed that has repeatedly propagated the term “revert” and keep mentioning it in videos on YouTube which has been adopted by many ill-informed Muslims are the wahabis and the laymen’s who blindly follow their reasoning (and cant think for themselves nodding their heads like "yes" men/women).
The hadith stating that every child is born on al-fitrah—found in Sahih Bukhari and Sahih Muslim—has been interpreted by many scholars to mean that every human is born with a pure, innate disposition toward recognizing the existence of one God, rather than being born as a fully formed Muslim. In other words, while the fitrah implies an inherent inclination toward submission to God, it does not mean that a newborn has consciously accepted Islam by affirming the tenets of the Prophet’s ﷺ teachings.
Islamic scholarship generally holds that the label “Muslim” applies when one consciously declares faith (shahada) and understands the principles of the religion. Since infants and young children lack the capacity to make such an informed choice, they are considered to have a clean slate—a natural disposition that predisposes them to recognize truth—without being formally classified as Muslim until they reach the age of accountability (puberty). Moreover, the Prophet ﷺ’s remark that “Allah knows best what children of disbelievers would have done” reinforces that only Allah, in His perfect wisdom, truly understands the state of a child's heart before they can consciously affirm or reject faith.
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Amazing work may Allah bless you Dear beloved Shaykh Asrar!
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When you claim to stand for something but in reality you don’t, welcome to the Najdi wahabi news for todays special day (for him).
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I wonder if Piers Morgan the rat would condemn them? Thoughts?
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You got to hand it to brother Daniel he’s right about that.
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This is the attitude of Salafis!
Let us remember: Prophet Muhammad ﷺ states: "Whoever attributes a statement to me which I did not say, then let him prepare a seat for himself in Hellfire. (Bukhari)
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This made me laugh 😆 true and sad.
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