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Sister, merely developing feelings for another person does not automatically make divorce permissible or necessary. Feel...
01/10/2026

Sister, merely developing feelings for another person does not automatically make divorce permissible or necessary.

Feelings can arise without a person choosing them, but what Islam holds us accountable for is how we respond to those feelings. If a woman is married, she must immediately distance herself from anything that strengthens those emotions, avoid contact with the other person, and focus on protecting her marriage and her relationship with Allah.

Allah says: “Do not even go near zina.” (Qur'an 17:32). Emotional attachments that are allowed to grow can become a pathway to sin, so they must be addressed with sincerity, taqwa, and self-discipline.

However, if the marriage itself is already deeply troubled, her rights are not being fulfilled, or she genuinely feels unable to continue the marriage without falling into sin, then she may seek Islamic counseling and, if necessary, pursue khula or divorce through the proper Islamic process.

The decision should not be based solely on attraction to another person, because feelings can change, while the consequences of divorce are significant. Before making any decision, she should sincerely repent for any inappropriate attachment, pray Istikharah, seek advice from trustworthy scholars, and ask Allah to guide her to what is best for her deen and akhirah.

May Allah protect your heart from temptation, guide you to what pleases Him, and grant you purity, wisdom, and peace in every decision. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

Sister, caring for an abandoned child or orphan is one of the most noble and rewarding deeds in Islam. The Prophet ﷺ sai...
01/10/2026

Sister, caring for an abandoned child or orphan is one of the most noble and rewarding deeds in Islam.

The Prophet ﷺ said: “I and the one who cares for an orphan will be like this in Paradise,” and he joined his index and middle fingers together (Sahih al-Bukhari).

Islam strongly encourages believers to provide love, care, shelter, education, and financial support to vulnerable children.

However, Islam distinguishes between caring for a child and changing the child's identity.

A child's lineage (nasab) is a trust that must be preserved. Allah says: “Call them by [the names of] their fathers; that is more just in the sight of Allah” (Qur'an 33:5).

Therefore, if the child's parentage is known, it should not be concealed or replaced.

For both boys and girls, it is permissible and greatly rewarded to raise them as part of your family, treating them with kindness, mercy, and dignity. However, Islamic rulings regarding mahram relationships remain in place as the child grows.

If the child is not biologically related, rules of hijab and modesty may apply after puberty. In the case of an infant, breastfeeding (rada'ah) within the conditions set by Islamic law can establish a mahram relationship, making family interactions easier in the future.

Islam beautifully combines compassion with justice—encouraging Muslims to open their homes and hearts to vulnerable children while preserving their identity and rights.

May Allah reward those who care for orphaned and abandoned children, protect every child from harm, and fill our hearts with mercy, compassion, and sincerity. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

Sister, such words can cause deep emotional pain and are contrary to the spirit of an Islamic marriage. Allah says: “And...
30/09/2026

Sister, such words can cause deep emotional pain and are contrary to the spirit of an Islamic marriage.

Allah says:
“And live with them in kindness.” (Qur'an 4:19), and He describes marriage as a source of love, mercy, and tranquility (Qur'an 30:21).

A husband should not belittle, emotionally wound, or neglect his wife.

If these statements are said occasionally during anger and are followed by remorse and efforts to improve, then patience, communication, and reconciliation may help.

However, if hurtful words become a pattern, emotional neglect continues, and he refuses sincere efforts to repair the relationship, then the issue should not be ignored.

Islam encourages honest communication and, when needed, mediation through trusted family members, a qualified imam, scholar, or marriage counselor, as mentioned in Qur'an 4:35.

If sincere attempts at reconciliation fail and the marriage becomes a source of ongoing emotional harm, distress, and unhappiness, Islam does not require a woman to remain indefinitely in such a situation.

A wife may seek guidance regarding khulʿ or divorce if she genuinely fears she cannot continue the marriage in a healthy and dignified manner.

Every case is different, so it is important to consult a trusted local imam, mufti, or knowledgeable scholar who can understand the full circumstances and advise accordingly.

The goal in Islam is not merely to preserve a marriage at any cost, but to uphold justice, dignity, mercy, and the limits set by Allah.

May Allah heal wounded hearts, bring love and mercy between spouses where there is good in it, and guide every believer to what is best for their deen, peace, and future. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

Read carefully!During his final illness, the Prophet ﷺ Was so weakhe could barely stand. But the moment he had even a li...
29/09/2026

Read carefully!

During his final illness, the Prophet ﷺ Was so weak
he could barely stand. But the moment he had even a little strength, he leaned on two companions just to drag his feet to the masjid.

He ﷺ refused to miss Jama'ah.

He wanted to show us the absolute importance of 5 Fardh Salah, and he left us with this exact guarantee:

"The reward of praying in congregation is 27 times greater than praying alone." (Sahih Bukhari 645, Sahih Muslim 650)

Think about the math.
1 year of praying in the masjid = 27 years of praying alone in your room.

He only prayed at home when it was physically impossible to walk.
So, if you’re physically capable, come to the masjid & pray with us akhi.

Important Note:📌
The prayers mentioned here are the obligatory Fardh Prayers. The Prophet ﷺ actually encouraged us to pray our Sunnah, Nafl, and Wit prayers at home.

Can you Delay Ghusl After Intimacy Until Morning?THREAD
29/09/2026

Can you Delay Ghusl After Intimacy Until Morning?

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29/09/2026

The friends in Deen are the friends indeed always keep a good company.

28/09/2026

Please normalise reading Ayat ul kursi and "Bismillāhi, tawakkaltu 'alallah, wa la hawla wa la quwwata illa billāh."

Before you leave the house we live in a crazy world.

May Allah continue to protect us.
Amen 🤲

28/09/2026

The Cruelty of Old Age Upon a Man

One day, the hands that carried others may tremble. The legs that once moved with strength may slow down. The man who spent his life providing for others may find himself needing help.

That is why we must prepare before old age arrives.

Take care of your health. Prepare financially. Keep good relationships. And, above all, strengthen your relationship with Allah.

When you see an elderly man, don't see a burden—see your possible future.

When your father needs your help, remember: he once carried you when you could not carry yourself.

One day, we may sit where he sits today.

So be kind to the elderly now, because tomorrow, you may need that same kindness.

May Allah grant us dignity in old age and a beautiful ending. آمين.

Sister, in Islam, a woman's lineage remains connected to her father after marriage. Allah says: “Call them by [the names...
27/09/2026

Sister, in Islam, a woman's lineage remains connected to her father after marriage.

Allah says: “Call them by [the names of] their fathers; that is more just in the sight of Allah.” (Qur'an 33:5).

For this reason, many scholars say a woman should keep her father's family name and not formally attribute herself to someone other than her father.

Marriage does not erase her identity, lineage, or family ties. However, some scholars have allowed the use of a husband's surname for social or legal convenience, provided there is no denial of her true lineage and no intention of claiming a different father.

As for children, they should be attributed to their biological father. Preserving lineage (nasab) is an important principle in Islam because it protects identity, inheritance rights, and family relationships.

Therefore, children should carry their father's name and should not knowingly be attributed to anyone else.

May Allah preserve our identities, protect our families, and guide us to truth and sincerity in all our affairs. Ameen 🤲

And Allah knows best.

The whisperer only ever whispers. He has no power to force anything.On the Day of Judgment he admits it himself: "I had ...
27/09/2026

The whisperer only ever whispers. He has no power to force anything.

On the Day of Judgment he admits it himself: "I had no authority over you, except that I called you, and you answered me" (Ibrahim 14:22).

Whatever you gave in to, the answer was always yours to give.

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