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🇬🇧🕌 A group for Muslims in UK, where we celebrate our faith and cultural diversity.
This app is basically just men hating on women and women hating on men. A lot of you need to let go of your anger, process it, and really think about the impact you have on people.
Men are tired or hearing “men ain’t shi”
Women are tired of years of abuse and judgement
Why argue with a man/woman you know you’re never going to marry? Wasted energy.
🌙 Yaseen Youth presents…
✨ An Enchanted Eid! ✨
Join us for a magnificent evening full of fun, family, and Eid spirit!
🗓️ Saturday, 6th June 2026
🕔 4 PM
📍 Yaseen Youth Centre (YYC)
277 Neasden Lane
London, NW10 IQJ
🎤 Live Nasheed shows | Comedy | Circus | Palestinian Dabka
👧 Kids' Activities | Youth Activities
🍽️ Canapés, refreshments, and uplifting vibes!
🎟️ Tickets:
£25 Adults | £15 Youth | £5 Children
📲 Book now: www.yaseenyouth.org/eid
📩 Info: [email protected]
All are welcome! ❤️
Asalamu'alaikum ☕️🥀. Top'o the mornin'.
🕊 May you become a woman whose du'as are answered in ways that leave people in awe of Allah (swt) mercy over your life. 🤲🏼
Jumma mubarik,please pray for Palestine and muslim ummah in jumma prayer
🌿 𝗥𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀, 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗘𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 🌿
One of the biggest mistakes people make before marriage is discussing dreams without discussing reality.
In Islam, a husband has the responsibility to provide for his wife and children.
That is his duty.
But there is a difference between knowing your rights and understanding your circumstances.
Sometimes two good people get married and discover they were never arguing about money.
They were arguing about expectations.
One person imagined:
🏡 A house.
🚗 A car.
✈️ Holidays.
🛍️ A comfortable lifestyle.
The other person was simply trying their best to survive and provide with what Allah ﷻ had given them.
Marriage becomes difficult when expectations remain unspoken.
That is why conversations about finances, work, lifestyle, future plans, and responsibilities should happen before nikah, not after.
Not because marriage is a business transaction.
But because clarity prevents resentment.
Islam gives rights.
But Islam also teaches mercy, cooperation, gratitude, and understanding.
A successful marriage is rarely built by two people demanding everything from each other.
It is usually built by two people helping each other through life's challenges.
Sometimes the most beautiful question before marriage is not:
"What do I deserve?"
But:
"How can we build a life together with what Allah ﷻ gives us?"
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"And live with them in kindness." (Qur'an 4:19)
اللهم بارك لنا في أرزاقنا، وارزقنا القناعة والمودة والرحمة.
آمين.
Libya Under Gaddafi: A State-Funded Welfare Model
- Free Education and Healthcare
Libya provided free education at all levels, including university, and free public healthcare for citizens. This significantly increased literacy and improved access to basic services across the country.
- Strong Social Support System
The state used oil wealth to fund wide social programs, including housing support, subsidies, and welfare benefits. Many citizens benefited from low living costs and government-backed services.
- Low Cost of Living
Electricity, fuel, and basic goods were heavily subsidised, making everyday life more affordable compared to many other countries in the region.
- Economic Stability from Oil Wealth
Libya’s oil resources allowed the government to maintain strong public spending and, at times, keep external debt very low while funding large-scale social programs.
- Welfare-Oriented System
Overall, Libya operated a resource-funded welfare model, where national wealth from oil was redistributed into public services and citizen support programs, creating a high level of material support for many people.
If you see a woman who is polite, kind, respectful, and carries herself with class, leave her alone. Don’t mistake her peace for weakness, and don’t mess around. She’s not naive—she just chose peace that day. Trust me, she can change her mind at any minute! 😂