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01/10/2025

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23/09/2025

This Friday as always a Moulovi was doing Waz mafahil and at some point he started degrading the cremation process of other religions like the Hindus, the Christians. I was shocked by his words! Where Muslims know how the beloved prophet Muhammad (pbuh) always preached to respect other religions and there an incident "A funeral procession passed by the Prophet, and he stood up for it. We said, 'O Messenger of Allah, it is the funeral of a Jew.' He said, 'Was he not a human being?'"

— Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith 1312
— Sahih Muslim, Hadith 961
And this people doing Waz I don't understand how are you representing your religion, you're doing absolutely doing the opposite and you're scarring away good souls. And then you call yourself a scholar?
These principles are essential to Islamic teachings and reflect the Prophet’s role as a mercy to all mankind (Qur’an 21:107). Remember all mankind not just for Muslims! As per our religion. And to hold respect for all religions is our teaching not degrading other values. Then they can also degrade what we believe in. Clearly some scholars are following their own egos and own religion, so stop following them blindly and do your research.

22/09/2025

I believe in you ya Allah and I know you cannot leave my hands empty. I'm a human only with many weaknesses but you are my God and you say your mercy overshadows your anger and I believe in your words and I believe you're the truth and you listen.

17/09/2025

"The Drowning Man Who Refused to Die"

There was once a young man named Rafiq who dreamed of becoming a great swimmer, though he had never even seen the ocean. Born in a small desert village, he only heard stories of the vast sea. Everyone laughed when he said, "One day, I’ll swim across an ocean."

Years later, after saving for a long time, he traveled to the coast for the first time. The ocean was larger and more terrifying than he had ever imagined but his dream hadn’t changed.

So he trained. Every day. Every wave that knocked him down became a lesson. Every breath that burned his lungs became motivation. Until one day, he set out to swim across a channel that had claimed the lives of far stronger swimmers.

Halfway across, a storm hit.

The sky went black, the waves towered over him, and the cold pierced his bones. Exhausted, gasping, Rafiq felt himself being pulled under. He thought, “This is it. I’m done.” He sank deeper, surrendering to the weight of it all.

But just before he lost consciousness, something inside him sparked.

He thought of his mother’s prayers. The laughter of the people who doubted him. The little boy who once dreamed of the sea. And something inside screamed, “Not like this!”

With the last of his strength, he kicked upward. He didn’t know if he’d make it but he chose to fight. He clawed through the waves, spat salt from his mouth, and shouted at the storm: “You will not drown me!”

When he finally reached shore, hours later, his body collapsed. But his soul stood tall.

Moral:

It’s not the waves that drown us it'’s when we stop fighting to rise.
Sometimes, life will pull you under. You’ll be tired, defeated, ready to give up. But if you can find one more reason to keep going just one you can survive the storm and come out stronger.

15/09/2025

I have named my female bird which is green Hana, and the male one which is blue lami.

Lami can be understood as one who shines or radiant one. Hana Happiness, bliss, contentment, or peaceful joy. Alhumdudillah