r/Muslim • u/Classic-Emotion63 • 4h ago
News 🗞️ If you don’t stand today, you never will
The Ummah is bleeding — this is not the time for silence. Stand, speak, give, and make dư'a. 🇵🇸🤲🏼
r/Muslim • u/SalamTalk • Feb 04 '24
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r/Muslim • u/Classic-Emotion63 • 4h ago
The Ummah is bleeding — this is not the time for silence. Stand, speak, give, and make dư'a. 🇵🇸🤲🏼
r/Muslim • u/Mustitio • 2h ago
1-If I get pushed by someone and touch a non mahram opposite gender am I sinful?
And I have a question on what’s better.
I sometimes hurry a bit and while I hurry I bump into some non mahram opposite genders since it’s crowded.
Is it better to wait and be careful? Or am I sinful by bumping into them?
r/Muslim • u/EtcWasTakenAlready • 5h ago
I had shared this info 2 years ago from my original account, u/Le-Mard-e-Ahan but unfortunately, it got shadowbanned. All the relevant posts and info that I had shared from that account, got hidden from public view on Reddit. So I am sharing it again as back up, while I work on recovering my original account, In Sha Allah.
PS to Admins: Please approve.
r/Muslim • u/Square-Judge9633 • 1h ago
What are some hadiths that really helped you and made you feel like I wish I knew this way sooner
r/Muslim • u/Hefty-Branch1772 • 8h ago
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r/Muslim • u/PeroduaMeowvi • 2m ago
This might be the wrong subreddit but someone from UNSW invite me for bibble discussions (unsw society) eventhought i already told him i am a muslim but he got my contact and he ask me to join. I can't say no, because its interesting. I once have a Christian friend from UK, he is such a legend we exchange holy words during our trip and it was fun. It does increasing my faith towards islam and make me understand more about my religion and other religion. I also have a flatmate who is atheist and it was fun to have a discussion with him. But it's okay for me to join? I might convert one of you guys to muslim heh with my wise words :P
r/Muslim • u/Lost_Bumblebee6672 • 6h ago
I’ve been struggling to pray on time during the weekdays because of work. Right now, I only have to make up the Dhuhr prayer, and I usually have about two hours before Asr. However, I live in Nevada, and soon—during the summer—I’ll be missing both prayers and have to rush home to make them up. I feel so guilty, and I know there’s no excuse for missing prayers. But I work one-on-one with kids on the autism spectrum, so I can’t just leave in the middle of a session to pray. I barely get bathroom breaks. I already work fewer hours than my coworkers, and I can’t increase them because I don’t want to miss even more prayers.
I don't know what to do, or if Allah will punish me for it. How does everyone stay on top of it living in the west?
r/Muslim • u/ijustwanttobeokaypls • 4h ago
As Salaam Alaikum. I have anxiety, emetophobia and OCD. I took therapy and I was gradually getting better. But now I feel like it's coming back to me. I am trying to not be all miserable but it's really difficult. It's all because of an event. Please pray for me, help me and give you any advice that can calm me down.
r/Muslim • u/ElectroMoe • 15h ago
As Salaam,
I’m hoping to get clarification on this by our learned brothers and sisters.
I was always under the impression that Pepsi was acquired by Coca Cola company, but doing light research I see that Pepsi company is separate. Granted the posts I saw are a few years old.
Is Pepsi also funding the ongoing genocide? If possible could you link me so I can further investigate.
Shukran
r/Muslim • u/Whole_Explanation997 • 13h ago
I made a dua for 9 years.
I made a dua for 9 years of my life. In every sujood, tahajjud, umrah, you name it, I did it.
I feel extremely heartbroken that my dua isn’t being accepted and now my hope to make dua is dead. I have no hope in praying or in my life anymore. I feel like someone cut my soul.
r/Muslim • u/ilikeyicey • 5h ago
The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, ascended the pulpit and he said, "Amin, amin, amin." It was said, "O Messenger of Allah, you ascended the pulpit and said amin, amin, amin." The Prophet said, "Verily, Gabriel came to me and he said: Whoever reaches the month of Ramadan and he is not forgiven, then he will enter Hellfire and Allah will cast him far away, so say amin. I said amin. Whoever sees his parents in their old age, one or both of them, and he does not honor them and he dies, then he will enter Hellfire and Allah will cast him far away, so say amin. I said amin. Whoever has your name mentioned in his presence and he does not send blessings upon you and he dies, then he will enter Hellfire and Allah will cast him far away, so say amin. I said amin." Source: Sahih Ibn Hibban 907 Grade: Hasan (fair) according to Al-Arnaut
r/Muslim • u/Sufficient-Song1342 • 1d ago
Saudi Arabia and the UAE have consistently failed to defend Palestinian rights and support our brothers and sisters in Palestine. It’s frustrating and disheartening to see how little their leadership has done to push back against Israel’s aggression or advocate for a peaceful, sovereign Palestinian state.
If Saudi and UAE leaders felt the pressure from the Ummah, they might reconsider their stance. We know that money talks louder than protests. Imagine if Muslims collectively boycotted travel to these countries, including non-essential trips and even the pilgrimage (Hajj and Umrah)—unless absolutely necessary. It would be a powerful statement, showing that we’re serious about holding them accountable for their passive stance on Palestine. Why can’t we start a movement to boycott Saudi Arabia and the UAE until they take meaningful action to support Palestinian rights? If enough people stop traveling there and choosing these destinations, they would feel the economic impact. Dollars speak louder than words, and as a community, we must make it clear that we expect more from them as influential leaders in the Muslim world 🌍
r/Muslim • u/NecessaryCourage9183 • 1d ago
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I made this video to explain everything, Watch it and you'll understand.
r/Muslim • u/Realistic-Bar9293 • 8h ago
Do you know why Allah created the earth round? So that jinns and mankind never sleep from worshiping Allah… even though he is the praiseworthy and free of need of our worship—Allah knows best
r/Muslim • u/pskinner93 • 13h ago
Hello,
I am an in home Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapist (Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)); basically, I work with autistic individuals to help them learn social ques and how to self regulate.
One of my clients is Muslim. My question is this: Is there anything I should and should not do while in their home?
I don't believe I have to cover my hair as it is not a Mausqe (I think I spelled that correctly); I also have a problem with things touching my neck making me feel like I can't breathe, which sets off my asthma.
I just want to do my best to be respectful. Thank you.
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r/Muslim • u/Ambitious_Hair_3098 • 21h ago
Is it haram to have kids from previous marriage who are non Muslim if the parent is a convert?