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of All your journeys, rest assured that Allah will give you the best partner
Some people write that they eats only halal also they write that they drink🍷alcohol. maybe it's a typing mistake 😵💫
Small nikkahs are lowkey financial strategy.
In the end, what we need at our current age is: our worship is maintained, our body is healthy, our mind is safe, our heart is open, our fortune is smooth, we can be patient and always be grateful for what we have.
How Shayṭān Uses Family as a Means of Temptation: An Islamic Perspective
Family Is a Test from Allah
“Your wealth and your children are but a trial…” (Quran 64:15)
The Quran teaches that family is one of Allah’s greatest blessings, but it is also a test. Love for spouses, children, and relatives can strengthen faith, yet it can also become a distraction if it causes a person to neglect their duties to Allah.
Family Members Can Influence Faith and Actions
“O you who believe, indeed among your spouses and your children are enemies to you, so beware of them…” (Quran 64:14)
This verse does not instruct believers to hate their families. Rather, it warns that relatives may sometimes encourage choices that conflict with faith, whether intentionally or unintentionally. A Muslim is reminded to remain firm upon what is right while treating family members with kindness and respect.
Shayṭān Seeks to Create Division Within Families
“Indeed, Satan seeks to sow enmity and hatred among you…” (Quran 5:91)
One of Shayṭān’s goals is to create conflict and resentment between people. Within families, this may appear as ongoing arguments, broken trust, grudges, jealousy, or unnecessary hostility that damages relationships and weakens unity.
Shayṭān Uses Whispers to Exploit Human Weaknesses
“Then Satan whispered to them…” (Quran 7:20)
The Quran frequently describes Shayṭān’s method as whispering harmful thoughts and suggestions. He may encourage suspicion between spouses, rivalry among siblings, anger toward parents or children, or excessive attachment to worldly concerns over spiritual responsibilities.
Remembering Allah Protects Against Shayṭān
“Indeed, those who fear Allah—when an impulse from Satan touches them, they remember Allah, and at once they have insight.” (Quran 7:201)
The Quran teaches that protection from Shayṭān comes through remembrance of Allah, prayer, patience, seeking forgiveness, and reflecting on divine guidance. Turning to Allah helps believers recognize and resist harmful influences.
Conclusion: Keeping Family Bonds Strong While Remaining Faithful
The Islamic view is that Shayṭān often attempts to exploit the emotions, attachments, and conflicts that can arise within families. The Quran encourages believers to maintain strong family ties, act with mercy and wisdom, and place obedience to Allah above all other loyalties. In doing so, they protect both their faith and their relationsh
Reading Imam Shafi’s poetry will make you wiser. His book Diwan is a fountain of wisdom
Independent woman, there is no supportive evidence in Islam. That you should be financially independent. We will be happy, If you know any Verse or Hadees.
Keep in Mind, I am not against Women's Job in Safe Place or Someone having Big bank Balance.
