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لَّآ إِلَٰهَ إِلَّآ أَنتَ سُبْحَٰنَكَ إِنِّى كُنتُ مِنَ ٱلظَّٰلِمِينَ

La ilaha illa anta subhanaka inni kuntu minaz-zalimin

There is no deity except You; exalted are You. Indeed, I have been of the wrongdoers.

Surah Al Anbiya Ayah 87-88

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What is the meaning of our being a Muslim if we don’t sacrifice perpetually?

Sacrificing our little choices for a better gain in the Akhirah.

Sacrificing a habit or a desire that Allaah dislikes.

Sacrificing a part of sleep to stand in front of the Lord of Might جل وعلا

Sacrificing the ‘urge’ to be seen and covering for His sake.

Sacrificing your cravings and living with the minimum.

Sacrificing your wealth to give in His cause.

Sacrificing your wishes and desires for the future of the Ummah.

Sacrificing your home and family to go forth to build glory and to take the revenge for the cries of the oppressed.

Sacrificing your limbs to reclaim the Shahadah you proclaimed.

Sahabah sacrificed their entire lives, yet today we are reluctant to sacrifice our comforts, little or giant.

Sacrifice is a price that needs to be paid off in full to enter the same Jannah as that of Sahabah.

Being a Muslim comes with a lot of sacrifice — this is what your Deen demands from you.

The choice is yours. Will not take a step ahead?

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Imam Ahmad رحمه الله said:

“If you wish that Allah is continually with you as you like, then you should continually be with as He likes.”

البداية والنهاية ١٠/٣٣٠

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سبحان الله وبحمدِه، سبحان الله العظيم

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What is the meaning of our being a Muslim if we don’t sacrifice perpetually?

Sacrificing our little choices for a better gain in the Akhirah.

Sacrificing a habit or a desire that Allaah dislikes.

Sacrificing a part of sleep to stand in front of the Lord of Might جل وعلا

Sacrificing the ‘urge’ to be seen and covering for His sake.

Sacrificing your cravings and living with the minimum.

Sacrificing your wealth to give in His cause.

Sacrificing your wishes and desires for the future of the Ummah.

Sacrificing your home and family to go forth to build glory and to take the revenge for the cries of the oppressed.

Sacrificing your limbs to reclaim the Shahadah you proclaimed.

Sahabah sacrificed their entire lives, yet today we are reluctant to sacrifice our comforts, little or giant.

Sacrifice is a price that needs to be paid off in full to enter the same Jannah as that of Sahabah.

Being a Muslim comes with a lot of sacrifice — this is what your Deen demands from you.

The choice is yours. Will not take a step ahead?

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Can u pls help me with some book recomend for beginners islamic yaani. Also mention some aalim that are good and how to remember Quran when remember i forgetting easily. Thank you

Assalamu alaykum warahmatullah wabarakatuh

May Allah aid you in your journey towards him.

As for the books, kindly check this pinned post (https://www.tumblr.com/ghareebah/187367806037/if-you-havent-studied-these-books-usool?source=share)

I would advise that if u a beginner, you start with the books at the top, like

Usul ath thalatha, Qawaid Al Arba'a, Nawaqidul Islam and then move on from there In shaa Allah.

I do not know a lot of aalim upon that you can study from based on the right aqidah, I am sure they are, but I don't know them. If anyone does, please help and kindly mention under this post.

But I recommend the lecture/study series on the book of Usul ath thalatha by Shaykh Ahmad Musa Jibril.

The live of the prophet Muhammad ﷺ by Imam Anwar Al awlaki ( This series is much more than that).

As for remembering the Qur’an, that's a struggle for everyone, may Allah make it easy for us. But here are some recommendations.

Revise your hifdh at least once a day, let not a day go by without you revising from what you have memorised

Use these suwar in your salah. You can break it down in different Salah and raka'at.

Listen frequently to the recitation of these suwar, I recommend getting a Bluetooth earpiece or something. That way, even when you are too busy to sit and recite, you can simply be playing and listening.

Lastly, try to avoid sins as much as possible. No one is free from sins, and these are reminders for myself too, but sins cause one to forget the Qur’an so lets minimise them and repent as often as we can.

May Allah make it easy for you and me to abide by these and make us better Muslims.

Barakallahu feek.

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Ibn Qayyim رحمه الله said:

Stick to the path of truth and do not be discouraged by the small number of those following it, and beware of the path of falsehood and do not be deceived by the large number of those who will perish.

—Madarij As-Salikeen 1/22

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Sometimes you gotta be careful with sharing and uploading your thoughts, because it can negatively influence others. Thoughts are thoughts for a reason. Keep ‘em in your head where they belong, unless you have something beneficial, truthful, fruitful and wise to say.

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Whenever you happen to stumble in your way, recall the initial resolve you started treading it for. You carried forward even though you knew since the beginning that the road is bumpy and long, but you knew for sure it’s the only way beloved to your Lord. Flip the pages of the lives of those who came before you and know you’re not the only one. Remind yourself of the trials of your own brethren in Deen that they go through every single hour — our struggles are pathetic, wallaahi.

“Do the people think that they will be left to say, "We believe" and they will not be tried?”

“But We have certainly tried those before them, and Allāh will surely make evident those who are truthful, and He will surely make evident the liars.”

It’s actually tamhees that you’re in the process of. Kow that there’s no other path on which you can attain what you wish to attain. So will you let yourself stumble and leave it altogether, or will you hold on till the last breath of yours?

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Фраза “все так делают" не является оправданием.

Ведь не все будут в Раю.

The phrase "everyone does it" is not an excuse.

After all, not everyone will be in Paradise.

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Shāykh Hâmūd bîn Abdûllāh at-Tuwāyjîrī said;

Among the things that must be prohibited is what many ignorant people in our time do: when one of them meets an enemy of Allāh, he greets him, places his hand on his chest as a gesture indicating that he loves him with a firm affection in his heart, or points to his head as a gesture indicating that he holds him in high esteem, as if he is above his head. This forbidden act raises fear that its doer may become an apostate from Islām, for it is among the most profound expressions of loyalty, affection, and veneration for the enemies of Allāh, the Exalted.

And Allāh, the Exalted, has said: “And whoever among you takes them as allies, then indeed he is one of them” [al-Mā’idah: 51].

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سبحان الله وبحمدِه، سبحان الله العظيم

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Фраза “все так делают" не является оправданием.

Ведь не все будут в Раю.

The phrase "everyone does it" is not an excuse.

After all, not everyone will be in Paradise.

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