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True Muslimah
21 Sept, 14:40
A righteous woman nurtures righteous generations. 🌸
True Muslimah
18 Sept, 12:23
May Allah protect the Muslims in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Palestine, and all around the world.May Allah ﷻ fail the attempts of the Yahood, Rawäfidh, Houthis and those who are involved in killing Muslims, and May Allah destroy them..آمینTrue Muslimah
11 Sept, 14:38
A daughter is a beautiful blessing from Allah. ✨
True Muslimah
11 Sept, 03:13
Some people claim that Islam oppresses women or does not give them their rights. Yet look at how beautifully the scholars of Islam explain and protect the rights that Allah has given to women.May Allah have mercy upon our scholars!True Muslimah
9 Sept, 14:45
“Hijab is my choice.” “Hijab doesn’t stop me from building my career.” “Hijab doesn’t stop me from being successful.”And here we go again: another attempt to make feminism look Islamic.Apparently, the formula is very simple:Take feminism + add a hijab = Islam.Feminism says:Build your career. Chase your dreams. Become independent. Compete with men. Build a corporate empire.Then Islamic feminism comes and says:Yes, you can do all of that! Islam doesn't stop you. Just wear a hijab.and finally comes a more dawah-oriented feminism making it more islamic by: Well, building corporate careers are not a good thing, how about the da'wah career?True Muslimah
6 Sept, 13:46edited
We Are the Mothers of the Next GenerationOur mindset should be different from the majority of people.The next generation will be raised by us. In shā Allāh, if we nurture them with the right tarbiyah, they may grow up to be among those who serve the truth and support the Ummah. It is our responsibility to keep them away from the things that could distance them from Allah.From a young age, let them become familiar with the recitation of the Qur’an instead of poems and music. Teach them to cover their awrah, whether they are boys or girls. Teach them the importance of Allah, Salah, the Qur’an, and every part of their deen.Teach them to love obedience before they become attached to the dunya. Teach them what is halal and what is haram while they are still young, so that these boundaries become natural to them.Do not allow them to become overly free with their non-mahram cousins,True Muslimah
1 Sept, 16:53
Modesty isn’t a title; it’s a part of being a Muslimah. ✨
True Muslimah
31 Aug, 09:47
One day one spouse will bury the other.And one day every one of us will stand before Allah.Don't let a device designed to connect you to the whole world disconnect you from the people Allah placed closest to you.Tonight, put the phone down. Sit beside your spouse. Sit with your children. Open the Qur'an. Talk to each other again.Your home needs your presence more than the internet does.Team AMAU www.amauacademy.comTrue Muslimah
31 Aug, 09:47
Some Muslim couples don't have a marriage problem. They have a phone problem.They live in the same house, sleep in the same room and eat at the same table, yet barely spend any real time together.The husband is on YouTube. The wife is on Instagram. And whenever there is a free moment, instead of speaking to each other, both reach for their phones.Slowly, without even noticing, something dies.The long conversations disappear. The jokes disappear. You stop asking how the other person is really doing. You stop discussing your dreams, your Deen, children and plans.Eventually, you sit beside the person you married and still remain miles apart.But for a Muslim marriage, there can be an even bigger loss.The habit of worshipping Allah together slowly begins to disappear.When was the last time you sat together and read Qur'an? Reminded each other of an Ayah? Discussed somethingTrue Muslimah
28 Aug, 14:43
True Muslimah
24 Aug, 16:59edited
We wonder why things go wrong!🚗 New car? Take a selfie. Put it on social media🏋🏻 Worked out at the gym? Take a selfie. Put it on social media🎂 Family celebration? Take a selfie. Put it on social media.💼 New job? Take a selfie.True Muslimah
21 Aug, 05:30edited
Don't Turn Love Into InnovationNo one loved the Messenger of Allah ﷺ more than Allah, then the Messenger ﷺ himself, then his noble Companions رضي الله عنهم.So ask yourself sincerely:Is there a single ayah supporting the celebration of Mawlid? NO.Did the Prophet ﷺ ever encourage his Ummah to celebrate his birthday? NO.Did any of the Sahabah رضي الله عنهم celebrate it, or take his birthday as a special occasion to teach Seerah and Shamā’il? NO.Then what are we doing?Shaykh Ibn Bāz رحمه الله said:“Loving the Prophet ﷺ is not to organise his birthday (Mawlid). Rather, loving him requires following him, holding onto his Sharī‘ah, defending it, calling to it, and being firm upon it. This is real love for the Prophet ﷺ. ”True Muslimah
19 Aug, 03:20
Motherhood Is WorshipBeing a mother is not an obstacle in your Ibadah. It is one of the greatest fields of worship when done sincerely for the sake of Allah.Those sleepless nights? That’s Sabr. Nursing through exhaustion? That’s Sadaqah. The routine household chores? That’s Ihsan, even when nobody notices.Teaching your child their first words of Dhikr is Dawah, whether they ever practice it or not. Rocking your crying child back to sleep at 3 am is Rahmah in its purest form. And swallowing your own wants for their sake: that's Jihad against your Nafs.None of it is small.Allah sees the meal you ate cold because your children came first. He sees the tears you wiped away in the dark of the night, and the Dua’ you whispered over your sleeping child. He sees what nobody else ever thanked you for.Allah says:إِنَّ الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا وَعَمِلُوا الصَّالِحَاتِ إِنَّا لَا نُضِيعُTrue Muslimah
17 Aug, 14:00
A woman’s true success is found in honouring Allah’s guidance. Modesty is dignity, protection, and honour.
True Muslimah
14 Aug, 13:16
Your Exhaustion Is Not in VainWhenever you feel yourself getting tired and unmotivated to study, remind yourself that this is for the sake of Allaah.Tiredness for the sake of Allāh. Struggle for the sake of Allāh. Exhaustion for the sake of Allāh.You won't feel this exhaustion forever. There will come a day when there is no fatigue, no burnout, no heavy eyelids, no aching mind.That day is in Jannah.The path of carrying revelation and beneficial knowledge has always come with effort and sacrifice.Every moment of fatigue endured for Allah will never be lost. The believer does not seek complete comfort here, because the everlasting comfort is waiting in Jannah.
True Muslimah
12 Aug, 05:38edited
Waking up for Fajr is hard. Living with the guilt of missing it is harder. Choose your hard.Raising righteous children is hard. Watching your children grow up without the deen is harder. Choose your hard.Lowering your gaze is hard. Protecting your heart from the consequences of what you chose to look at is harder. Choose your hard.Leaving what is haram is hard. Living with the consequences of disobeying Allah is harder. Choose your hard.Being consistent in salah is hard. Standing before Allah with neglected prayers is harder. Choose your hard.True Muslimah
8 Aug, 05:18
⚠️ 𝗔 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗼𝘂𝘀 𝗪𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴: 𝗪𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗔𝘆𝗮𝘁 𝗮𝗹-𝗞𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗶 𝗝𝗲𝘄𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗿𝘆Many people today are selling and wearing necklaces and bracelets with Āyat al-Kursī, believing they will offer protection. But what is the difference between this and an amulet (taʿwīdh)?The Prophet ﷺ said: Whoever wears an amulet has committed shirk. [Musnad Aḥmad (16969)]The Prophet ﷺ made it clear that wearing amulets is shirk, as protection comes from Allah alone, not from objects.The Qur'an was revealed to be recited, understood, and acted upon, not worn as decoration. Those who believe merely wearing it is enough have fallen into false beliefs. Worse, they disrespect the words of Allah by taking them into places of impurity.The widespread sale and promotion of such items today further misguides people into thinking that protection comes from the object itself, not from aWhatsApp.comســفيـنة الصـابريـن:Channel • 3K followers • “For me to spread my knowledge is more beloved to me than to take it to my grave!” [سير أعلام النبلاء ٤ / ٣٢٦] Authentic reminders and beneficial knowledge (first and foremost for myself.) 🔗Join our channels: Telegram https:…True Muslimah
8 Aug, 05:18
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5 Aug, 14:39
We spend so much of our lives planning for a wedding, building a home, chasing careers, collecting memories, and dreaming of growing old together. Yet every one of those dreams ends at a grave. There is only one place where love never ends, where there are no arguments, no illness, no distance, no fear of loss, and no final goodbye: Jannah. So don’t just pray for a spouse who makes your dunya easier. Pray for a spouse who wakes you for Fajr when you’re tired, reminds you of Allah when your heart becomes distracted, holds your hand through repentance, and helps you become the kind of person worthy of Paradise. Because the greatest love story is not finding someone to spend this life with. It is finding someone who, by the mercy of Allah, you will spend eternity with. May Allah make our marriages a path to Jannatul Firdaus, where every embrace lasts forever and every reunion has no end.آTrue Muslimah
4 Aug, 07:28
مَن أحبّك، أوصَاكَ بالطَّاعاتWhoever loves you will encourage you to obey Allāh.
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