October 2011
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I'll stay with you for all of time, If I could,...
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Anonymous asked: thats awesome :D love the way you put that quote in there! girl all the best =D
Anonymous asked: can you send me a link to your parents thoughts? jazakz khayrn just to let you know if you need any advice or anything we are here for you just post on tumblr and inshallah we will do the best of our ability. :D im your follower btw :D <3
Anonymous asked: IA! may allah swt guide you and accept your ibadah so when was your shadah official and how did your family think of this?
Anonymous asked: Manshallah just realised you converted earlier this year Manshallah, sister read half of your convert story seems like it was meant to be, btw Welcome to islam , btw is that eid video you? which one is you? <3 <3 <3
Anonymous asked: How old where you when you converted?
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SubhanAllah
I was just sitting here editing my personal statement on my laptop when I thought to myself I should look up the time for asr as I knew it was drawing near and then, suddenly, the azan/athan starting playing in my headphones! I don’t have any software installed which plays it when its time to pray, so although I was enjoying it I was confused as to where it was coming from! I flicked through...
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“O you who believe! Seek help in patience and As-Salat (the prayer). Truly! Allah...”
– The Koran 2:153
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““And say to those who do not believe: “Act according to your ability...”
– The Koran 11:121-123
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“And perform As-Salat at the two ends of the day and in some hours of the night...”
– The Koran 11:114
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First Islamic Commercial to Hit Australia. →
almutminah:
A TV commercial that promotes Islamic values is to start screening on Australian prime time television this week. The 30 second advertisement is the latest initiative by the organization My Peace that earlier this year launched the “Jesus is a Prophet of Islam” billboards through out Sydney.
MashAllah this is great
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I need to persuade my parents to let me travel to...
I will be 18, so, legally an adult and free to make my own decisions but since I live with my parents I need their permission! You guys know what my situation is like with them but I really need to take this trip.
Please, if anybody had any ideas on how I could do this then they would be greatly appreciated! At the moment I am trying to drip-feed the idea.
Any suggestions?
If no “answer...
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I was waiting for the boys to finish their Jummah prayer outside the prayer room, so that I could use the room after them. I paused the podcast that I was listening to on my iPod and realised I could hear the sound of one of them leading the prayer and reciting the Koran. That’s the first time I’ve heard that in person. It was such a beautiful, heart-warming sound, mashAllah.
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Anonymous asked: <p>@ Anon.I am not a cruel or hard mouthed person, but really- shut the hell up. I met my Husband online. So if you can sit there and say to Alheli that you can’t miss someone you’ve never met in person, you speak as a fool. I can assure you that every time I broke down before my husband and I married and were together in person and every tear that Alheli cries now is NOT...
In the words of Ronan Keating...
“Life is a rollercoaster, just gotta ride it”
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Alhamdolellah I can really relate to this girl's...
“My parents always thought I was abnormal, even before I became a Muslim. In my early teens, they’d find me watching TV on a Friday night and say, ‘What are you doing at home? Haven’t you got any friends to go out with?’ The truth was: I didn’t like alcohol, I’ve never tried smoking and I wasn’t interested in boys. You’d think they’d have been pleased.
I’ve always been quite a spiritual person,...
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The awkward moment when your family are discussing what they’re going to dress up as for your cousins 18th birthday, your mum says ” A Muslim ” and then the rest of your family try not to laugh while they look at you to judge your reaction…
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Me speaking in French…please excuse my...
And suddenly things at home have fallen back down...
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The man
There is an elderly man who lives in my village; he normally dresses smartly, in a tweed suit and a hat. His mobility is restricted, he walks with a stick, maybe two but he stills manages to get out and about, I am always impressed by that. I normally see him is on the bus and it makes me smile when I do. I know little about this man, who he is or what he’s like but he has a kind face! Today I saw...
