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My beloved Sisters, let me give you a list of the amazing Muslim role models we have. Alhamdulillah. They are:

1. Aminah bint wahab

2. Haleemah as-sa’diyah

3. Barakah(umm ayman)

4. Fatimah bint asad

5. Khadeejah bint khuwaylid

6. Sawdah bint zamah

7. Aisha bint abi bakr

8. Maymoonah

9. Hafsah bint umar

10. Zaynab bint khuzaymah

11. Safiyah bint huyay

12. Zaynab bint jahsh al-asadiyah

13. Umm habeebah

14. Umm salamah

15. Mariyah, the copt

16. Juwayriyah bint al-harith

17. Umm hani

18. Asma bint abu bakr

19. Safiyah bint abdul muttalib

20. Umm al-fadl

21. Asma bint umays

22. Umm ma’bad

23. Nusaybah bint ka’b

24. Rufaydah al-aslamiyah

25. Umm waraqah, the martyr

26. Umm kulthoom bint uqbah

27. Umm sulaym bint milhan

26. Umm haram bint milhan

27. Fatimah bint al-khattab

28. Umm Manee asma bint amr

29. Al-khansa tamadur bint amr ibn shareed

30. Shayma, the prophets foster sister

The prophets daughters:

31. Zaynab

32. Ruqayyah

33. Umm kulthoom

34. Fatimah

May Allah be pleased with them all.

Alhamdulillah we are so blessed to have these amazing role models and each story is amazing. SubhanAllah. These women were the best of the best. They were women who fought on battlefields protecting our prophet and this deen, women who were the best of scholars. Women who were doctors and aided the injured. And women who were the most righteous souls, worshipping Allah the way he deserved to be worshipped. Sisters please take your time to educate yourself on the best of women. Make them your role models and strive to be like them.

Trust me, there is more to life than makeup and fashion trends. Don’t become a slave to this dunya. You are worth so much more. 🤍

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‎Imam ash-Shāfi'ī:

‎Indeed you do not have the ability to please all of the people. Therefore, rectify that which is between you and Allāh and don't concern yourself with (pleasing all of) the people.

— Tawālī At-Tanīs of Ibn Hajr, 168 | Source

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لم يضعني الله بموقف إلاّ وأعطاني القوة اللتي استطيع التجاوز بها واتحملها .

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— Malcolm X

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“Be patient, for an era will not come upon but that what comes after is worse, until you meet your Lord. I heard it from your Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him.”

Anas ibn Malik رضي الله عنه

Sahih Bukhari

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Shaykh Sālih al-Fawzān:

The Muslim is patient upon the hardships and remains firm upon his religion. The relief is near, he doesn’t give up hope and he doesn’t despair.

— Sharh Kitāb Al-Fitan wal-Hawādith, p. 294 | Source

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الموت ليس اعظم مصيبة، اعظم مصيبة هي ان يموت فينا الخوف من الله ونحن احياء

Death is not the greatest calamity. The greatest calamity is that the fear of Allah dies [in us] while we're alive.

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📚 It is incumbent to hold firmly to the Qur’an and Sunnah, and to return to the prominent people of knowledge and insight. As Allah تعالى states: “When there comes to them some matter touching (public) safety or fear, they make it known (among the people), if only they had referred it to the Messenger or to those charged with authority among them, the proper investigators would have understood it from them (directly)…” (Surah An-Nisa: v.83). 📜 📝 Sh. ‘Abdul-Aziz ar-Rajihee حفظه الله

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Shaykh Salih al Fawzaan

“The religion is not what men view or consider as good; this is not the religion of Allah. Rather it is the religion of the people which they have innovated. As for the religion of Allah سبحانه وتعالى, it is what Allah has ordained. But what men consider good through their opinions is not the religion of Allah جل جلاله; it is only the religion of those who view it as such. So nothing of religion should be attributed to Allah except what He has ordained through the tongue of His Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم; and whatever someone besides him has ordained cannot be attributed to Allah. Rather, it will only be attributed to the person who ordained it, and Allah is free from it.”

[A Gift to the Reader in Annotation of Sharh as-Sunnah—Imaam al Barbahaaree [Volume 1] p.63-64]

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The root for true peace and happiness comes from the belief in the Oneness of Allāh and worshiping Him alone. Nothing else in the world will give you this tranquility and serenity.

Ibn Taymiyyah said:

“The heart can find no happiness nor sweetness except through the love of Allah and closeness to Him.”

[Majmoo’ al Fataawa]

Shaykh Abdur Razzaaq ibn Abdul Muhsin Al-Badr said:

“Gudiance and Happiness are two affaris which go hand in hand; thus whoever is guided then he is happy and whoever is misguided then he is miserable.”

Taken from the Lecture: The Qur'an the Book of Happiness

Translated by Rasheed Ibn Estes Barbee

“Guidance and Tawheed are from the greatest ways to achieve happiness, whereas shirk and misguidance are from the greatest causes of misery and constriction.”

Imam ibn Qayyim رحمه الله, [The Keys to Happiness, p.25]

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Women Being Careless in their Hijaab and Speech

Shaykh Saalih Al-Fawzaan Hafidahullah

“It is upon the woman who fears Allaah and the hereafter to stay away from what many of the women are doing today such as being lackadaisical with the hijaab and easy-going with wearing decorative garments when going outside and being lax with using perfume when going out of the house and intermingling with men and joking with them.

Allaah, the Most High, said to His Prophet’s wives:

“Then do not be soft in speech, lest he in whose heart there is a disease (of fornication) should be moved with desire. But rather speak in an honorable manner.” [Ahzaab: 32]

If a woman has a need to speak to a man that is not one of her mahaarim, she may speak to him, but with a casual tone that has no softness or gentleness in it, and not in a joking or laughing manner.

Rather her speech must be ordinary and in accordance with what necessity dictates – i.e. a question and an answer – as per the need only.

She must not speak in a tone that appears friendly, laughing or teasing, or in a mellow or beautiful voice, thus stirring the desire of the one who has a disease in his heart. This is based on Allaah’s saying:

“But rather speak in an honorable manner.” [Ahzaab: 32]

So the Muslim women of today must fear Allaah with respect to themselves and their societies.”

[Taken from “Four Essays On The Obligation Of Veiling”. Chapter: “Advice To Muslim Women” by Shaykh Saalih Al-Fawzaan, p. 72]

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Abu Bakr As-Siddiq (رضي الله عنه) used to say in his sermons:

"Where is the beauty and the handsome? Where are those who were delighted by their youth and good looks? Where are the kings who built cities and fenced them with walls? Where are the victorious in wars? They all perished and ended in the depths of dark graves! Hasten and hurry up [to do good deeds]; but death is faster.”

[Al-Zuhd by Imam Ahmad (2/18), Hilyah al-Awliya’ (1/34) and Sifat al-Safwah (1/261)]