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02/11/2023

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Posted • MRM Women's Wing] What is the best supplication for Laylatul Qadr (The Night Of Decree)?

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ and his companions used to strive the hardest in their worship during the last ten nights of Ramadhaan searching for Laylatul Qadr than they did at any other time - offering Voluntary Prayers, reciting the Qur’an and making Du’a to Allah SWT.

When it comes to supplications for Laylatul Qadr, there is no better Du’a than one that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught to his wife.

It was narrated from A’isha رضي الله عنها that she said: "O Messenger of Allah ﷺ, what do you think I should say in my supplication, if I come upon Laylatul Qadr?" He ﷺ said: "Say: “O Allah, you are Forgiving and love forgiveness, so forgive me."

[Sunan Ibn Majah - Vol 5 Hadith 3850]

We have just 10 days left to take full advantage of the doors of Allah’s SWT Mercy in Ramadhaan.

Be sure to recite this Du’a often during the last 10 nights of Ramadhaan and also during the last 10 days. Say it out loud or in your heart, while on the way home from work or to the mosque, while preparing Iftar or cleaning up afterwards, and at any other time. Let’s revive this Sunnah of our Prophet ﷺ.

May Allah SWT bless us with Laylatul Qadr, accept our prayers, and wash away our sins. Aameen.

Citation :
* Hadith from Darussalam Publishing

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10/04/2022

Ramadhaan is a gift from Allah SWT.

It is a month where the devils are locked up and doing good deeds becomes easier.

Narrated by Abu Hurairah رضي الله عنه, Allah's Messenger ﷺ said, "When the month of Ramadan starts, the gates of the heaven are opened and the gates of Hell are closed and the devils are chained."

[Sahih Bukhari - Vol 3 Hadith 1899]

Have you been distracted by Netflix, social media, and work lately? Or maybe you’ve found that your focus during Prayer is not what it used to be. Out of His Mercy, Allah SWT has locked up the devils during Ramadhaan so there are no whispers that tempt and disturb us or encourage us to do what displeases Him. Allah SWT is encouraging us to work hard on our spiritual growth - be more productive, offer more acts of worship, do more good deeds - and be our best self in the most blessed month of the year.

Let’s not waste this gift that Allah SWT has given us. Let’s try to do more good deeds for His sake while reaping the rewards that He has in store for us.

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17/03/2022

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18/09/2021

07/08/2021

Tips to Start off this Year for your Spiritual Hijrah:

As we enter the new Islamic year, in the sacred month of Muharram, we are reminded of a significant milestone in the history of Islam - The Great Hijrah (Migration). We recall the long and difficult journey from Mecca to Medina taken by the Prophet (peace & blessing be upon him) and his companions after being subjected to years of persecution, oppression and hostility.

They left everything behind and migrated for the sake of practicing their faith in freedom and in peace. For the sake of cultivating the Deen and spreading the light of Islam to every corner of the world.
Marking the beginning of a new Islamic year, the hijrah serves as a great reminder to us all. It reminds us of a new chapter in the lives of the early Muslims and the sacrifices they made to become the exemplary Muslims of all time.

Now that we have entered the new year, what spiritual hijrah will you be making?

Will you leave behind the bad habits you were accustomed to? Will you escape from the injustice you've inflicted upon yourself, upon your soul. Let's migrate towards a better life, become a better person and break free from the shackles of Shaitan so we are able to continue our spiritual journey towards Allah.

As we live each day, we began to realize that we are getting closer to our graves. So let's live in a way in which we are progressing and striving forward in the path to Allah, in hopes that when it's time for us to depart from this world and reach our final destination, Allah will accept our hijrah.

Here are some tips to start off this year for your spiritual hijrah:

1. Start the Hijri year by voluntary fasting. The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “The best prayer after the prescribed prayers is a prayer offered in the middle of the night. The best fast after the month of Ramadan is fasting in the month of Allah, al-Muharram.” Saḥīḥ Muslim 1163

Then gradually add in other recommended fastings such as Mondays & Thursdays and the Three White days of each month.

2. Try to sacrifice some sleep and plan to wake up every night for Tahajjud (Night Prayers) and and in sha Allah you’ll feel the great difference in your life.

3. Set a specific amount of Quran you want to read, memorize and understand every day, and ensure that a day doesn’t pass until you’ve done it.

4. Make a promise to yourself to quit any bad habits/addictions such as listening to music, watching inappropriate contents, smoking, gossip, lying, backbiting, wasting time…..

5. Start following the sunnah more and if you are lacking in the obligatory acts of worship, this is the time to start. For sisters who haven’t worn the hijab yet, place your intentions and start from now. For the men who haven’t grown the beard and is lacking in lowering the gaze, this is your time. Start practicing modesty not only in the way you look, but in your character, manners and behaviors as well.

6. Forgive and practice more patience with others. Avoid getting angry or impatient and try your best to let go of the trivial issues and pardon those who have fallen into mistakes.

7. Devote more time with your parents, be patient with them and let go of any differences to avoid falling into disagreements and always try to make them happy. If you are married or away from them, make it a habit to call them every single day so that they know that you love them, care for them and will always appreciate everything they’ve done for you.

8. Keep away from that which is unhealthy to your mind and body. Whether it’s unhealthy food, laziness, and unhealthy environment, toxic friends…… make a change to better your physical and mental health from staying away from that which will harm you.

9. Set a goal which you want to achieve for the Sake of Allah this year and work for it. Whether it’s changing the lives of unfortunate and needy families, whether it’s initiating a program which contributes to the betterment of the Ummah, whether it’s helping a good cause, seeking and teaching others beneficial knowledge….etc. just set a consistent goal which will bring about any positive changes.

10. Always make an intention for your every deed, action and speech you say or do regarding both the dunya and deen, Whether it’s eating, sleeping, going to work, going to the gym, going to school, visiting family or friends, cooking, learning something new…. Connect it all back to Allah. Placing an intention in what you do for the sake of Allah will reap you great rewards.

11. If you haven’t already, make sure a day doesn’t pass except that you recite the morning and evening adhkar (remembrance of Allah) with a present heart. The Adhkar is an important part of every Muslim life which serves as protection from all evil, blessings in your life, well being in this life and next and contentment and peace in your heart by the will of Allah. Always include much Dhikr in your daily life and watch the blessings of Allah shower upon you.

If you have any more tips, please share in the comment section so that others can also benefit. May Allah guide us all to which pleases Him and make us all from His beloved.

02/06/2021

حريتي. الحمد لله.

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26/05/2021

Friends and online family members have started to tell me how following the news affects their mental health.

Breaking our spirit and making us say, "I just can't watch any of this anymore!" is another way of making sure that the posts and stories that need to be told...stop.

We want to stay updated, show our support, and make dua for everything that is going on. BUT, if you fall sick or have a panic attack...you won't be able to give your best efforts.

While you take a break, the rest of your likeminded family in faith and humanity have got you covered inshaAllah. One day, when we need a little break, we will count on you to keep the posts, stories, and support going as well inshaAllah.

Give yourself permission to lower the volume...and then come back.

23/05/2021

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17/05/2021

07/05/2021

For non-muslim friends and family.

LINKS below for more info about Ramadhan:

Last 10 Nights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufl26UrsgO4
(Tagalog lecture)
https://fb.watch/5kzJRdX4W-/

Physical Benefits of Ramadan Fasting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyH2dUJV3KA

Virtues of Ramadan
(Tagalog lecture)
https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=791054614838120&ref=search

Why do Muslims Fast?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKNruKUxWVA

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07/05/2021

Before we miss out..

LINKS below for more info about Ramadhan:Last 10 Nightshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufl26UrsgO4(Tagalog lecture)https://fb.watch/5kzJRdX4W-/Physical Benef...

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15/04/2021

May Allah swt heal what's broken inside and out through this Ramadan. Ameen..

This Ramadan I'm trying something different. I thought it best to explain what I mean by different in this intro lecture.

16/03/2021

01/02/2021

Celebrate every small win. It helps you inch forward to the next small win.

And, as you move from small win to small win...remember that's what moving forward and healing is all about.

May the Almighty grant you the ability and strength to achieve a continuous string of small wins so that when you look back...you will see how far you've come and that your small wins have turned in the a HUGE win. Aameen Ya Rabbyl Alamiin.

Aliza Kim

28/11/2020

Powerful.

It is narrated on the authority of 'Abdullah b. Mas'ud that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) observed:

"None shall enter the Fire (of Hell) who has in his heart the weight of a mustard seed of Iman and none shall enter Paradise who has in his heart the weight of a mustard seed of pride."

Sahih Muslim

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