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Alhamdulilah we distributed more than 3000 copies of Quran translations mainly in Europe. We gathered donations for the Project, Check these:
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21/10/2026

Stories from the Qur’an — Part 16

What if holding on to your faith meant standing firm in the face of fear, fire, and oppression?

The Qur’an tells the story of the Companions of the Trench.

They were believers who were tested because of their faith in Allah.

A tyrannical people dug a trench and filled it with fire.

Then they sat around it, watching as those who believed were persecuted simply because they refused to turn away from Allah.

Their only “fault” was faith.

They did not stand for power.

They did not stand for wealth.

They stood for belief.

This story reminds us that true faith is not proven only in times of ease.

It is often revealed most clearly in times of pressure, fear, and suffering.

The Companions of the Trench teach us that ایمان and truth are worth holding onto, even when the cost is heavy.

Their story is a powerful reminder that ظلم may seem strong for a moment…

but Allah sees, Allah knows, and Allah never forgets.

Read it for yourself: Qur’an 85:4–10

Sometimes the strongest believers are the ones who remain firm when the world tries hardest to break them.

18/10/2026

Stories from the Qur’an — Part 15
What if the test before victory was not the battle itself… but a moment of self-control?
The Qur’an tells the story of Talut and the army that marched with him.
On their way to battle, Allah tested them with a river.
They were told not to drink from it, except for a small handful.
It seemed like a simple command.
But when the moment came, many failed the test.
Only a few remained obedient and steadfast.
Those few were not relying on their own strength alone.
They placed their trust in Allah.
And that is what made the difference.
This story reminds us that victory begins before the battlefield.
It begins with obedience.
It begins with discipline.
It begins with holding firm when the test appears small, but reveals what is truly in the heart.
Sometimes the greatest preparation for success is learning to obey Allah in the moment of temptation.
Read it for yourself: Qur’an 2:249
Not every test looks like a battle.
Some tests come as a single command… and a choice to obey.

13/10/2026

Stories from the Qur’an — Part 14
What if a simple command became difficult… only because too many questions were asked?
The Qur’an tells the story of Bani Israel when Allah commanded them to sacrifice a cow.
The command was clear.
But instead of obeying immediately, they kept asking question after question.
What kind of cow should it be?
How old should it be?
What color should it be?
Each question made the matter more difficult for them.
What could have been simple became complicated because of hesitation and over-questioning.
In the end, they had to carry out the command exactly as instructed.
This story reminds us that obedience becomes heavier when we delay it with unnecessary resistance.
Sometimes the issue is not that the command is hard.
It is that the heart is unwilling to submit.
The story of the cow teaches us about sincerity, humility, and trusting Allah’s wisdom without turning obedience into argument.
Read it for yourself: Qur’an 2:67–73
True obedience begins when we stop making excuses and start responding with trust.

09/10/2026

Stories from the Qur’an — Part 13
What if a test came through something you wanted most… on the very day you were commanded to leave it alone?
The Qur’an tells the story of a community that lived by the sea.
They were commanded to observe the Sabbath and refrain from fishing on that day.
But their test became difficult.
On the Sabbath, the fish appeared openly and abundantly.
On other days, they did not come in the same way.
Some of the people chose to disobey Allah’s command.
Instead of submitting to the test, they tried to cross the limits that had been set for them.
Others among them warned them.
They reminded them to fear Allah and stop what they were doing.
But the transgressors continued.
Then Allah’s punishment came upon those who defiantly disobeyed.
The story of the Sabbath Breakers reminds us that obedience is tested most when disobedience becomes tempting.
A command does not become less important simply because we find a clever way around it.
And sometimes the real test is not whether we know what is right…
but whether we will still choose it when doing wrong seems easier.
Read it for yourself: Qur’an 7:163–166
True obedience means respecting Allah’s limits, even when temptation is right in front of us.

05/10/2026

Stories from the Qur’an — Part 12
What if wealth became so great that a person began to believe it was proof of his own greatness?
The Qur’an tells the story of Qarun.
He was given enormous wealth.
So much that even the keys to his treasures were a burden for a group of strong men.
But instead of becoming more grateful, Qarun became arrogant.
He was advised not to be proud.
He was reminded to use what Allah had given him for good.
But Qarun believed his wealth came because of his own knowledge.
He displayed his riches openly.
And some people looked at him and wished they had what he had.
Then everything changed.
Allah caused the earth to swallow Qarun and his home.
His wealth could not protect him.
His status could not save him.
And those who had envied him realized how dangerous appearances can be.
This story reminds us that wealth is not always a sign of success.
It can also be a test.
What matters is gratitude, humility, and how we use what Allah gives us.
Read it for yourself: Qur’an 28:76–82
A blessing becomes dangerous when it makes us forget the One who gave it.

04/10/2026

𝑰𝒔𝒍𝒂𝒎 𝒊𝒏 𝑩𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒇 / 𝒍𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒕𝒓𝒖𝒕𝒉 𝒂𝒃𝒐𝒖𝒕 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒎𝒐𝒔𝒕 𝒎𝒊𝒔𝒖𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒐𝒅 𝒓𝒆𝒍𝒊𝒈𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒊𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅/ 𝒅𝒐𝒄𝒖𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒓𝒚 ✨

30/09/2026

Stories from the Qur’an — Part 11
What if the people closest to you became the reason for your greatest trial?
The Qur’an tells the story of Yusuf, whose brothers became jealous of the love their father had for him.
Their jealousy grew.
Until they decided to take him away.
They placed Yusuf in the depths of a well and returned to their father with a false story.
To Yusuf, it may have looked like abandonment.
But Allah had not abandoned him.
What seemed like the darkest moment of his life was only the beginning of a much greater plan.
The well was not the end of Yusuf’s story.
It was the first step toward a journey that would take him through hardship, patience, and eventually honor.
This story reminds us that we do not always understand what Allah is preparing for us when life becomes difficult.
Sometimes the place that feels like the end is only the beginning.
Read it for yourself: Qur’an 12:7–18
Allah’s plan can begin in places where hope seems impossible.

30/09/2026

Number of Quran copies distributed in September, Alhamdulilah.✨

29/09/2026

Stories from the Qur’an — Part 10
What if the very first test of humanity began with a single command?
The Qur’an tells us that Allah created Adam and honored him with knowledge.
Then Allah commanded the angels to bow in obedience.
They obeyed.
But Iblis refused.
He believed he was better.
His pride became the reason for his downfall.
Then Adam and his wife were placed in the Garden and were warned not to approach a certain tree.
But they were tempted.
They made a mistake.
And unlike Iblis, Adam turned back to Allah in repentance.
Allah accepted his repentance.
This story reminds us that making a mistake is not the end.
The real difference is what comes after it.
Pride can push a person further away.
But sincere repentance can bring a person back.
Read it for yourself: Qur’an 2:30–39
The first human story is not only about a test.
It is also about responsibility, humility, and the door of repentance.

28/09/2026

Stories from the Qur’an — Part 9
What if an army marched toward the Kaaba… with elephants leading the way?
The Qur’an tells the story of the People of the Elephant.
A powerful army came with the intention of destroying the Sacred House.
They had strength.
They had weapons.
They had elephants.
But none of that could overcome the protection of Allah.
Allah sent birds in flocks,
carrying stones of baked clay.
The army that seemed unstoppable was completely defeated.
Surah Al-Fil reminds us that power is not only measured by numbers, armies, or weapons.
When Allah wills to protect something, no force can stand against His command.
It is a story that invites us to reflect on Allah’s power, His protection, and how quickly human strength can become helpless before Him.
Read it for yourself: Qur’an 105:1–5
True power belongs to Allah alone.

Adres

The Hague

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