I can’t stay silent. What’s happening in Sudan is a genocide.

Civilians are being slaughtered. Girls, infants, are being raped by the RSF, funded and armed by the UAE. Non-Arab communities are being wiped out, and the world looks away.

Many Muslims don’t want to talk about it because the perpetrators are Muslim. But silence in the face of injustice is complicity.

If Islam means anything, it means standing with the oppressed, even if the oppressor shares our creed. God is watching. Every child’s scream is written in the Book that will one day open before us all.

Bear witness. Speak, share, pray, act. Refuse to let their names be erased.

This judge is solely for traffic-related things like going above the speed limit or not stopping at a red light, so this is not even against Sharia law.

Also, imagine having the audacity to say this person is going to hell! SubhanAllah, these people should do better. No one knows his true intentions except Allah. These people think anyone who was raised as a non-Muslim will burn in hell for eternity 🤦🏻‍♂️

The village of Arnum, part of Hemmingen, south of Hanover, Germany, witnessed a horrific crime on Friday morning, claiming the life of the young Algerian woman, Rahma Ayad (26 years old), after being subjected to fatal stab wounds inside her apartment.

Neighbors reported hearing screams for help, before the victim collapsed in front of a neighbor's apartment, covered in blood. The police arrested a 31-year-old German man living in the same building, after he was found covered in blood at the crime scene.

So far, no formal charges have been brought against him, but investigations are ongoing and include the possibility of a racist motive, especially after testimonies circulated indicating that the victim had been subjected to previous harassment by the same neighbor mainly about the fact that she's wearing the Hijab.

Rahma had moved from Oran to Germany to continue her nursing training, before her life ended tragically...

Saw this comment on a TikTok I came across today. I’m sorry but this whole perspective of women that wear the hijab being a piece of “candy” that needs to be covered up is honestly just disgusting and dehumanizing. Treating women like objects to be unwrapped or “protected” like snacks is just so degrading. This gives the exact same mentality as the ‘what was she wearing’ argument during when talking about SA, shifting blame onto women instead of holding men accountable for their actions.

Loved the message of her video! So I thought I would share it!

Islam isn't about turning us all into clones. I see so many people on the verge of joining Islam but they fear their life will do a complete 180. "I have to let go of this. I cannot do that anymore, and I'll have start wearing those. It feels like I'll lose so much of myself." But that's not what Islam is truly about. Islam does not demand us to abandon our culture, heritage, or personality. There is no need to become a generic 'muslim', whatever that even is. You can live by the principles of Islam and embrace/maintain your uniqueness. (insert mind being blown gif) There is no contradiction.

O humanity! Indeed, We created you from a male and a female, and made you into peoples and tribes so that you may ˹get to˺ know one another. Surely the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous among you. Allah is truly All-Knowing, All-Aware. (49:13)

Allah swt acknowledges this diversity as a gift, reminding us that we were created differently for a reason. Alhamdulillah. Righteousness is the only true superiority in God's eyes, not your name (or anything other meaningless) lol. Our various different cultures, backgrounds and personalities (etc) enrich our lives in countless ways. They offer so much opportunity: fresh perspectives, new ideas and room for growth that we wouldn't have if we were all the same.

Islam is a way of life. As long as you believe in Allah and the Last Day. Khalas. You will see that Islam only complements and enriches what you already have. So, I guess, in that sense, your life will in fact do a 180: you will find inner peace, clarity and guidance. Alhamdulillah. But for God's sake no need to throw out your personality, name, heritage, music etc!! These things are so trivial ahhhhh