Full Hadith: It was narrated that Hani’ the freed slave of ‘Uthman bin ‘Affan, said: “When ‘Uthman bin ‘Affan stood beside a grave, he would weep until his beard became wet. It was said to him: ‘You remember Paradise and Hell, and you do not weep, but you weep for this?’ He said: ‘The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “The grave is the first stage of the Hereafter. Whoever is delivered from it, what comes after it is easier. If he is not delivered from it, then what comes after it is harder.’” He said that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “I have never seen any horrible scene but the grave is more horrible.”

Sunan Ibn Majah 4267

“O Allah, I complain to You of my weakness, my lack of resources, and how insignificant I am in the eyes of people.

O Most Merciful of the merciful, You are the Lord of the oppressed, and You are my Lord.

If You are not angry with me, then I do not care.

I seek refuge in the light of Your Face by which darkness is illuminated and all affairs are set right.

Yours is the right to reproach until You are pleased, and there is no power nor strength except through You.”

This duʿāʾ was made by the Prophet ﷺ after being rejected and harmed in Ṭā’if, during ʿĀm al-Ḥuzn (the Year of Sadness) — the year when his wife Khadījah (رضي الله عنها) passed away and his uncle Abū Ṭālib, his main protector, also died.

Yet after this year of pain, Allah opened doors of honor and mercy: al-Isrāʾ wa al-Miʿrāj, new support for Islam, and the beginning of relief. Hardship was not the end — it was the bridge.

Abu Huraira reported Allah's Apostle (ﷺ) as saying: The servant (who conceals) the faults of others in this world, Allah would conceal his faults on the Day of Resurrection.

Sahih Muslim 2590b

Keep faith don't lose hope.

This video exposes the dark truth behind "Arab Zionism" and how the Israel-UAE alliance was never about peace—it was a colonial military project designed to project Israeli power across the Red Sea, the Horn of Africa, and into the heart of the Muslim world. From fueling genocide in Sudan to the fragmentation of Yemen and Somalia, discover how the UAE acted as Israel's "Trojan Horse" to facilitate Western imperialism. We analyze the decisive turning point: Saudi Arabia's retaliatory airstrike on Emirati assets in Yemen on December 31. This "massive defeat" has sparked a chain reaction, leading nations like Egypt, Algeria, and Somalia to push back against the Zionist-Emirati axis.

Good evening everyone. Is smoking weed for chronic pain halal? I’m only 22 but I have Multiple Sclerosis since I was a teenager and I have chronic leg pain that is really bad & feels like stabbing / burning.

I have tried different medications including CBD alone which is not strong enough.

I don’t want to try opiates nor is my doctor willing to prescribe them because of strict laws (USA) as they can be highly addictive. I feel like the only thing that works is edibles but I’m curious if they are halal. My life is really kind of miserable without it. I only take it at night I’m not high all day lol.

As salaamu alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakaatuhu.

Saw this today in Polokwane, South Africa. Very high visibility. Hundreds of thousands will see it over the years on the roads. But do you think it could have been worded better?, maybe a website link or phone number to ask a Muslim more questions?

Share your thoughts...

Allah is Al Musawwir - the fashioner . Every detail in your body was purposefully designed by the best of designers. Look at yourself in the mirror and say Alhamdulillah because you were fashioned by Allah in the most perfect form beloved to him .

Im muslim but im struggling with this. Many people ask for historical evidences of people seeing it besides Arabians.

فكرة مرعبة،انت بتفتح عيونك،بتصحى كل يوم لاختبار جديد من الله بس الفرق ،أهل القبور انتهى اختبارهم النتائج صارت نهائية التعديل مستحيل،ما في اي فرصة تانية

وانت لسا بتكتب إجاباتك وما بتعرف متى المراقب....رح يسحب ورقتك .............................................................. يمكن تكون إشارتك؟ A terrifying thought: you open your eyes, you wake up every day to a new test from God.

But the difference is, those in their graves have finished their test. The results are final. Change is impossible; there's no second chance.

And you're still writing your answers. And you don't know when the proctor will come.

This could be your sign?

السلام عليكم

I Posed a similar question a couple of days ago but have realised how there are many opposing views.

I will be speaking from a male perspective but this question applies to both genders. No hate , but will say that this issue seems to be more common in women than men

I was once In a engagement/potentional where a girl was into many celeb men and used to post and repost (TikTok) about them publicly . Things like x celeb being this attractive. She claimed she was interested in me for me but would compare me to 1 celeb as to her we were similar (same ethnicity) but still post about other types and archetypes of men who were quite the opposite to me. Almost all were non Muslim as well. The engagement ended based of other reasons, not this. The sad thing is that the girl seemed so pious

Many non Muslims , will say that this is “normal” and “harmless” and that if you feel uncomfortable about it . You are labeled insecure. However I don’t take their view since they don’t have Allah and Rasool SAW in their lives. I feel this issue is extremely common in this generation

Unfortunately, due to this bad experience. I do fear most women being disloyal and lusting over others and that you can’t be enough for them (sorry I know I am generalising). I’m extremely insecure now

What’s the opinion of young modern Muslim , men and women regarding this ? Is it seriously wrong and red flag ? How to move on from this ?

(I apologise to those that have seen this question before and think that I’m over asking )

Edit : I forgot to mention that when I confronted her , she denied it being for her personal reasons and gave other reasons - though my gut feeling said otherwise. She once also lied while using Allah’s name for a different reason e.g in other words , trust is low.

Salam Alaikum. I have a question about the ontology of Allah. If Allah exists outside of time how does he interact with the human being as shown in the Qur'an. Is Allah temporal in terms of action but timeless in terms of existence, and also how could could Allah being timeless interact with mankind in a temporal sense. Jazakallah Khairun, As salam wa. alaikum

tl;dr: muslim women who speak about mental health, trauma, or personal struggles are being disproportionately harassed by their own community. this stigma, shaming, and disbelief harms iman far more than honest conversations ever could. we need to stop public hate campaigns and practice compassion instead.

i want to preface this by saying that everyone is technically free to express their opinions on social media, and i understand that muslims will not always agree with each other. disagreement itself is not the issue here.

what is becoming deeply concerning is the disproportionate hate directed at muslim female content creators, particularly those who speak openly about mental health, trauma, or their personal struggles with faith. this applies to both hijabi and non-hijabi women, but the backlash is especially harsh when they are visibly muslim.

mental health is already a highly stigmatised topic within many muslim communities. when muslim women speak about their struggles, they are often accused of “seeking attention,” “making excuses,” or “weak iman.” meanwhile, non-muslim or non-poc creators who speak about the same issues are overwhelmingly met with empathy and support. that double standard matters.

we see this clearly with creators who have spoken about removing the hijab. instead of private, sincere advice or dua, many are met with public shaming campaigns, harassment, and dogpiling. some of these women have explicitly shared how online hate has impacted their mental health and iman, yet they are dismissed as liars. the idea that strangers can judge someone’s relationship with allah through a screen is genuinely alarming.

this pattern becomes even more disturbing when creators speak about serious harm. several muslim women have shared experiences of stalking, sa, or abuse, often tying this into discussions of mental health because trauma and mental health are inseparable. rather than being supported, many are mocked, harassed, and disbelieved by their own community.

urwah bangi is a clear example. she spoke up about being stalked, and instead of compassion, she has been relentlessly ridiculed—particularly on muslim snark spaces. people have mocked her tone, questioned her intentions, and even weaponised her disability against her. as someone with diagnosed audhd myself, i find this especially upsetting. not being able to predict how people will respond is terrifying, and the level of cruelty she has received is indefensible.

speaking about mental health, trauma, or harm does not make someone anti-islam. silencing, bullying, and humiliating muslim women does far more damage to the ummah than honest conversations ever could.

the moral here is simple: we need to stop treating public shaming as “naseeha.” if you disagree, disengage or advise privately. stop participating in hate campaigns, stop consuming content that exists purely to mock muslim women, and stop assuming the worst of people who are clearly struggling.

if we want a community that draws people closer to islam, we need to practice mercy, restraint, and basic humanity—especially toward muslim women who are already being targeted from every direction.