ammarmali:
We have been conditioned to view suffering as something innately bad. However, in Islam, we are taught that there is purification, blessing, and reward in enduring discomfort.
heyderemurwa:
If you’re muslim, pass this on!
camouna:
Make use of these last days.
Enjoy & Ramadan Kareem
xo
"Tonight is the night, that is equal to 1000 months. Humbled I ask u all to spend this night awake and stand and hold ur hands facing the sky, like a beggar. A beggar that is begging for Allah’s Love, A beggar that is crying for Allah’s Forgiveness. Ask like a beggar, cry like a beggar. Because Allah Loves those who cry for Him. And Allah never stops forgiving, only until u stop asking.. And remember, a true beggar, begs for all Mankind. :) Lailat-ul-Qadr Mubarak everyone!"
— Minhaj ul-Quran - Netherlands (via
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islamicway:
The Night of Al-Qadr is in the last ten nights of Ramadaan, based on the saying of the Prophet (salla’Allaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam): “Search for the Night of Al-Qadr in the last ten nights of Ramadaan.” [Al-Bukhaaree and Muslim] And it falls in one of the odd nights more likely than on the…
