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“O Allah! Be witness that we are still firm on the way, neither changing nor altering.
O Allah! It is with this that I live and with it I will stand in front of You. So accept me as one of the people of Tawhid.
O Allah! Provide me with the gift of loving for Your sake, despising for Your sake and making Jihad for Your sake!
This is my way, people, so do what you like and wish!”
— Oct 13, 2026 10:10PM
O Allah! It is with this that I live and with it I will stand in front of You. So accept me as one of the people of Tawhid.
O Allah! Provide me with the gift of loving for Your sake, despising for Your sake and making Jihad for Your sake!
This is my way, people, so do what you like and wish!”
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saleha
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There comes a point where you just cannot read anymore, this woman went through what not, and yet she is still praying with the highest eloquence, reciting verses in her heart, the unbelievable strength she carries along, the way she says “Yes, they seemed stupid to me, cowards, like dirt-stained flies. They thought they were frightening me, but I felt sure it was they who were afraid of me.”
الله أكبر.
— Oct 07, 2026 10:23PM
الله أكبر.
saleha
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“..(5) a sporting group: for the Ikhwan look after their
bodies and know that a strong Muslim is better than a
weak Muslim.
(6) a scientific league: for Islam makes the seeking of knowledge a religious duty.
(7) an economic enterprise: for Islam is interested in the acquiring of money and its use.
(8) a social endeavour: for the Ikhwan are interested in the ills of society and try to find ways for their cure”
— Sep 19, 2026 02:49AM
bodies and know that a strong Muslim is better than a
weak Muslim.
(6) a scientific league: for Islam makes the seeking of knowledge a religious duty.
(7) an economic enterprise: for Islam is interested in the acquiring of money and its use.
(8) a social endeavour: for the Ikhwan are interested in the ills of society and try to find ways for their cure”