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Google: This morning I had sahur and then I fasted. I just got emotional and got angry. Now I intend to continue my fast. May Allah forgive me. Can you tell me the rest of the value of my fast today?

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Hi

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨😂

Remember when I said, "Ya Allah, where do these people come from?" 🤲😭

Well... apparently they also know how to come back. 💀😂

Life really is funny sometimes. One day you're blocked 🚫, the next day they're following you again 👀. At this point, I'm convinced some people treat relationships like they're updating their social media settings ⚙️😂.

Block. Unblock. Follow. Unfollow. Return. Disappear.

My brother in Islam, my sister in Islam... are we communicating or are we testing software? 😭💩

Alhamdulillah 🤲, I've reached a stage where I don't need explanations anymore. I've stopped trying to understand every plot twist because some stories make less sense than a group project where nobody knows who's in charge 😂.

I've learned that not every action requires a reaction 🕊️. Sometimes the best response is simply:

👀
😂
🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️

and then carry on with your day.

People will come.
People will go.
People will leave dramatically 🎭.
People will return casually like nothing happened 😭.

Meanwhile, your job is to protect your peace, guard your dignity, and remember that Allah is the best of planners 🤲❤️.

These days I don't chase, I don't argue, and I definitely don't beg for consistency 😂. If you're here, welcome. If you're leaving, safe travels. If you're coming back, the GPS must be working again 😭📍💩.

One thing life has taught me is that people's actions often tell you more than their words ever will 🧠.

So I'm just sitting back with my popcorn 🍿😂, watching the plot develop.

May Allah grant us sincerity, patience, good character, and protection from unnecessary drama, confusion, and seasonal personalities 🤲😂❤️.

Ameen. 🤲✨

Yazid bin Mu’awiyah
 
He was born in 25 AH or 26 AH. He was very fat and hairy. He’s mother’s name was Maisoon bint Bahdal who came from the tribe of Banu Kalab. He loved hunting and was well versed in composing poetry. He was not present when his father passed away. He came to visit but then left again for his hunting while his father passed away. He came back several days later and prayed the funeral prayer. In life time of Amir Mu’awiyah, Bay’at was taken at his hand even though many were unhappy with it and a few great people of Madinah even refused to take it. 
 
Waleed bin Utba was the governor of Madinah and he was instructed to take Bay’at from the people on behalf of Yazid. Abdullah bin Zubair (r.a) and Husain bin Ali (r.a) requested some time and at night they left the city of Makkah. Since there was no danger from Abdullah bin Umar (r.a), no one forced him or asked him to take the bay’at.  Soon as Abdullah bin Zubiar (r.a) entered Makkah, Abdullah bin Safwan bin Umayya from among the nobles of the Makkah took bay’at at his hand followed by 2,000 noblemen and influential people. He put Harith under house arrest and took over Makkah. He took bay’at not for the sake of caliph but rather so Yazid is not accepted as caliph.
 
Yazid ruled for 3 years and 8 months. During his period no territorial victories outside of North Africa came to Muslims. Greatest blunder of his caliphate was the Imam Husain (r.a)’s martyrdom. He was first married to Umm Hisham bint Utba bin Rabiya and had two sons, Muawiya and Khalid. He loved Khalid more but made Muawiya his successor. He then married Umm Kulthum bint Abdullah bin Amir who gave birth to Abdullah bin Yazid. There were also few sons born of his female slaves.

Sometimes Allah removes people from your life because He heard conversations you didn't. 🤍

Ya Allah swt have mercy on my dad. He’s always been a good man. Pillar of strength for me…

Love you always x

I want to meet people who want to have conversations about Islam.

Giancarlo Esposito embraces Islam during stay in Saudi Arabia

Link: https://saudigazette.com.sa/article/662344/saudi-arabia/giancarlo-esposito-embraces-islam-during-stay-in-saudi-arabia

We are the ones who do not even care about our lives in the grief of Hussain (AS), this mourning of chains is just a small glimpse of the pain of our hearts."

​"Every hand raised and every drop of blood flowing in memory of Karbala is a protest against Yazidism and an eternal pledge of loyalty to the oppressed of Karbala."

​"There is no measure for the love of Hussain (AS), some comfort the heart by shedding tears, while others express their devotion by offering their blood. 🤲❤🤲

Hy