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BA Hadith, Madinah University. Fellowship in FinTech and Islamic Finance. Free Islamic Courses | Spreading authentic Islamic knowledge| Follow for updates.

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Joined April 2017
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The story of Ka'b ibn Malik (رضي الله عنه) teaches us that telling the truth can come with painful consequences. He chose honesty when others chose excuses, endured 50 days of isolation, but never regretted speaking the truth. Sometimes truth is difficult, but its reward with Allah is worth everything
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Why is making tea for a boss “empowering” but serving a husband “oppression”? Society’s double standards are worth questioning. The story of Ka’b ibn Malik (RA) teaches us about loyalty and commitment.
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One of the greatest calamities of modern-day online da‘wah is the absence of three essentials: 1. Guidance from scholars and students of knowledge. 2. Humility in returning to the people of knowledge. 3. Taqwā and wara‘ in refraining from speaking without knowledge.
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A lie might save you from trouble today, but what will it cost you tomorrow? The story of Ka’b ibn Malik (RA) is a powerful reminder that truthfulness is always worth choosing.
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They weren't thieves or murderers. Yet Ka'b ibn Malik (RA) and two companions faced 50 days of isolation. Their story teaches us about truthfulness, patience, sincere repentance, and the mercy of Allah.
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Sometimes the hardest test is waiting for Allah's answer. Discover the story of Ka'b ibn Malik (رضي الله عنه) and the beautiful lesson behind his 50-day trial.
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Imagine your own family refusing to speak to you for 50 days… The incredible story of Ka'b ibn Malik (رضي الله عنه) teaches us the power of truthfulness, patience, and sincere repentance. 🤍
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Hit a nerve, I guess. Little guy @OmarBlooshiAE blocked me immediately. 😂 😂
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Would You Publicly Expose the Sins Allah Has Hidden? Think twice before sharing your past mistakes. Islam teaches us to protect our dignity and never take lightly the blessings of Allah's concealment.
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The unseen will one day become your reality. Are you preparing for that day?
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Your final breath could be closer than you think. Are you prepared to meet Allah? Every soul shall taste death.
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This is Gaza. Let the world bear witness. This destruction happened in our lifetime, before our very eyes. How can anyone watch this and not shed a tear? 💔 History will remember. And Allah is the Witness over all things.
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The biggest mistake? Speaking about Islam without knowledge. Good intentions do not replace authentic evidence. Learn first, then teach.
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What seems impossible to you is never beyond Allah’s power. Never lose hope in His mercy. 🤍
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Starting a new series. All feedback, suggestions, ideas welcome.
The Army That Came to Destroy the Ka'bah | Seerah Ep. 1
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The Army That Came to Destroy the Ka'bah | Seerah Ep. 1
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One wrong piece of Islamic advice can mislead others. Good intentions aren’t enough—verify before you advise. Never speak about Allah or His Messenger without knowledge.
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Can you be devoted to worship yet miss the importance of knowledge? 📚 Islam teaches us to worship Allah upon authentic knowledge and guidance. Seek knowledge, act upon it, and worship Allah sincerely.
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Shaytan wants you to believe that you are too sinful to return to Allah. But who told you that your sins are greater than His mercy? Don’t let your past stop you from making a better future. Make sincere tawbah and return to Allah
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