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- A German commentator talked about the scenes of Moroccan players hugging and kissing their parents and group prayers after each match. He said:  “We no longer see the intimate family bonds in our western societies.  The concept of family is fading, and we can only see the players kissing their models and girlfriends while their parents are left in nursing homes. The moral support of the family played a big role in Morocco’s wins, while we came to support homosexuality and place our hands on our mouths. We taught them (means the Moroccans) how to play football, so they excelled and exceeded us, and we should learn ethics and family values from them, hoping one day we see our players kissing the forehead of their mothers and fathers too.” Source: received through WhatsApp 

- Indeed, Education is obligatory (Fard) on every believing men & women!  But the question to reflect upon is: Is the education which leads towards materialism, immorality, individualism, self-obsession - obligatory! Or the Education which is enlightening, teaches moral & spiritual code of conduct of life, take one closer to the Creator, Strengthen Faith, Prepare for the hereafter, encourage to be a better human being and a beneficial individual to the society, and helps in the upliftment of communities, earn lawfully & be satisfied & content, and learn from the best of the best teacher of Humanity. Before we fall prey to the narrative of *Development & Education* take a deep breath & think which education are you planning to promote & what kind of individual are you planning to give back to the society. And which education is truly obligatory (Fard) on believing Men & Women. Time to think! Wisely. • Anonymous Thinker Source: received through WhatsApp me

 * 18th Annual Millat Conference (by MFERD)* #* Perform to Potential*# - Building Holistic Education Systems Dear Brother/Sister, Assalamu Alaikum All praise is to the Almighty Lord who created us and bestowed upon us the title of ‘Khalifa’, His vicegerent on earth. This implies that every individual has the ‘potential’ to perform the duties of the Almighty’s vicegerent. Unfortunately, due to several internal and external hindrances, man doesn’t live up to his potential. Similar is the case of our institutions. In the present world scenario, firmly anchoring and strengthening our educational institutions is of prime importance. It is probably the only way to create a collectively contributing ummah, that can positively influence the future of societies and countries. A handful of schools providing holistic education can significantly change the outlook of an entire city. Such is the potential of educational institutions. But the challenge lies in developing systems and practices (acade

 - Read and watch the video at the end:  These scenes are from the opening ceremony of the International Football World Cup in Qatar.   Where in the ground, the children of Qatar are wearing their traditional clothes, sitting in a Quran class and reciting Surah Rahman   Qatar has presented the positive face of Islam to the world by presenting its Islamic civilization and culture in a better way on the occasion of the Football World Cup.  The scenes of the opening ceremony are a model for other Islamic countries to feature music and performers in international tournaments held in their countries. Another video below: Source: Received from WhatsApp message.

 - A short mid-day nap (called Qailulah in Islamic culture) is a deeply embedded practice in the Islamic culture and it’s (Sunnah).  The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said, “Take a short nap, for Devils do not take naps” [Sahih Aljamie. --- Subhanallah.. Click to watch the video: Source: received all the contents from WhatsApp Message.

 - بروقت نکاح کے تعلق سے حضرت مولانا مفتی تقی عثمانی صاحب کے اقوال  - ........................ *نکاح* ......................... اگر بارہ تیرہ سال میں بچے بچیاں بالغ ہورہے ہیں اور 25، 30 سال تک نکاح نہیں ہورہا تو یہ جنسی مریض بھی بنیں گے اور گناہ بھی کریں گے ۔ ............... ............ *نکاح*..........................  وقت پہ نکاح اولاد کا حق ہے۔ اس میں تاخیر والدین کو گناہ گار کرتی ہے ............................. *نکاح*........................... ہر غیر شادی شدہ جوان لڑکا اور لڑکی ایک دوسرے کی طلب رکھتے ہیں اور یہ ایک فطری ضرورت ہے لہذا اپنے بالغ بچے بچیوں کے نکاح کا بندوبست کریں۔۔ .......................... *نکاح*.......................... بھوک پیاس کے بعد بالغ انسان کی تیسری اہم ضرورت جنسی تسکین ہے. اور جب جائز ذریعہ نہ ہو تو بچہ / بچی گناہ اور ذہنی بیماریوں کا شکار ہوجاتے ہیں۔ ............................ *نکاح*........................... بدقسمتی کی انتہا، اسکول، یونیورسٹیز میں بڑی بڑی لڑکیاں لڑکے بغیر نکاح علم حاصل کر رہے ہیں، اور والدین کو نکاح کی پرواہ ہی نہیں۔ ..............

 - From flying machines and surgery to algebra and universities, here are some of the great inventions, contributions, and discoveries made in the Muslim World. Click below to play video: Source: Our blog does not own any content, above video received through WhatsApp message.

 - Two guys start journey to Mecca by walk from Kerala, India. Video is at the end .  These two guys receive an amazing welcome and protection from Public and the police. It is said that they have to cross through multiple borders, and cover atleast 8,000 + KMS. Very nice to watch the pathway and the love and care showered by people. Watch the YouTube video below: Source: video is embedded directly from YouTube. This blog is not connected to the video creator.

 *English Urdu Words Meaning:* *Fruits - پھل*  Apple *سیب*  Blackberry *جامن*  Almond *بادام*  Apricot *خوبانی*  Bokhara plum *آلوبخارا*  Coconut *ناریل*  Citron *چکوترا*  Walnut *اخروٹ*  Date *کھجور*  Grapes *انگور*   Groundnut *مونگ پھلی*  Loquat *لوکاٹھ*  Lemon *لیموں*   Melon *خربوزہ*  Orange *سنگترہ*  Pineapple *انناس*  Peech *آڑو*  Pyrus Malus *بگوگوشہ*  Pandenus *کیوڑہ*  Pear *ناشپاتی*  Raspberry *رس بھری*  Sugarcane *گنا*   Sweet Lemon *میٹھا*  Banana *کیلا*  Boll *گولر* Cherry *چکاجو* Cashewnut *کاجو* Currant *کشمش* Fig *انجیر* Guava *امرود* Jambolan *جامن* Litchi *لیچی* Mango *آم* Mullberry *شہتوت* Pistachio *پستہ* Pomegranate *انار* Plum *آلوچہ* Papaya *پپیتا* Quince *بہی* Strawberry *سٹرابری* Sweet Potato *شکرقندی*  *Vegetables - سبزیاں*  Brinjal *بینگن*  Bittergourd *کریلا*   Cabbage *بندگوبھی*   Cauliflower *پھول گوبھی*  Coriander *دھنیا*  Beat *چقندر*  Beans *پھلیاں*   Brassica *سرسوں*  Carrot *گاجر*  chilli *مرچ*   Garlic *لہسن*  Gourd *گھیاکدو*  Okra *بھنڈی*  Luffa *گھ

 - Dear Parents, * Tarzan lives half naked, * Cinderella comes home at midnight, * Pinocchio lies all the time, * Aladdin is the king of thieves, * Batman drives at 200 mph, * Romeo and Juliet commit suicide out of love,…  * Harry Potter uses witchcraft, * Mickey and Minnie are more than just friends * Sleeping Beauty is lazy, * Dumbo gets drunk and hallucinates, * Scooby Doo gives nightmares, * and Snow White lives with 7 guys. We shouldn’t be surprised children misbehave, they get it from their storybooks and cartoons which ''we'' provide them... We should instead be teaching them stories like *Abu Bakr (ra)’s loyalty and undying service for his master, *Umar ibn Khatthab (ra)’s love for justice and tolerance, *Uthman ibn Affan (ra)’s level of shyness and modesty, *Ali ibn Abi-Talib (ra)’s show of courage and bravery, *Khalid ibn Waleed (ra)’s desire of combating evil, *Fatima bint Muhammad (ra)’s love and respect to her father,  *Sallahuddin Al-Ayubi (ra)’s conquest

 - The biggest teaching of Eid ul Adha is the  eradication of selfishness from us, and instilling of selflessness in us. May your life be decorated with the teachings of Eid ul Adha today and always!   Grab the present minute and be happy. Because very little is needed to make a happy life, it's all within ourselves and our way of thinking. May this Eid bring us joys unlimited, may all our wishes come true on this holy day, and may all of our families be blessed by the grace of Allah . Click here to read 300+ articles on Faith: Eid-ul-Adha is the Eid of sacrifice And the commitment to Allah's orders, May Allah bless us with the same in all circles of life, And help all amongst us, who are helpless, worried, and waiting for His Rehmat. Image Source: https://www.islamicillumination.com/blog/how-to-get-started-with-islamic-art-and-islamic-patterns Wishing you positivity and good health in abundance on this holy festival of Bakrid. May this Mubarak occasion illuminate your hea

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-  Advice from Imam Ibn al-Qayyim ‏رحمه الله “A friend will not (literally) share your struggles, and a loved one cannot physically take away your pain, and a close one will not stay up the night on your behalf. So look after yourself, protect yourself, nurture yourself and don’t give life’s events more than what they are really worth. Know for certain that when you break no one will heal you except you, and when you are defeated no one will give you victory except your determination. Your ability to stand up again and carry on is your responsibility.  Do not look for your self worth in the eyes of people; look for your worth from within your conscious. If your conscious is at peace then you will ascend high and if you truly know yourself then what is said about you won’t harm you. Do not carry the worries of this life because this is for Allah. And do not carry the worries of sustenance because it is from Allah. And do not carry the anxiety for the future because it is in the Hands of

 - We have completed the month of Ramadan with lots of prayers, salah, taqwa, charity and good deeds. Lets protect our good deeds and add them more. Ramazan is a holy month whereby the piousness is seen everywhere. The month of Ramazan is a practice of good deeds, so let us continue whatever we have been doing in Ramazan. Let us smile. Let us care for our wellbeing, as well as wellbeing of people around us. Let us give time to our family, friends and community around us. Let us do our work with dedication, and Iqlas. Let us fill our Iman with the light of Noor. Prophet Mohammad (S.A.W) said,   “The most beloved of people according to Allah is he who brings most benefit to people, and the most beloved of deeds according to Allah the Mighty, the Magnificent, is that you bring happiness to a fellow Muslim, or relieve him of distress, or pay off his debt or stave away hunger from him. It is more beloved to me that I walk with my brother Muslim in his time of need than I stay secluded in th

 There was once a king who saw in a dream that all his teeth had fallen out. He called a dream-interpreter, told him what he saw in the dream, and asked him to interpret it. When the interpreter heard the dream, his complexion changed and he began to repeat, “Allāh’s refuge is sought! Allāh’s refuge is sought!” The king became worried and asked, “What is the interpretation of my dream?” The interpreter said, “After many years pass, your wife and children will die and you will be all alone in your kingdom!” The king screamed, became furious, and began to hurl abuses and insults. He then ordered that the interpreter be imprisoned and called another interpreter, related to him what he saw in the dream and asked him for its interpretation. The dream-interpreter smiled and said, “Glad tidings, dear king!” The king said, “What is the interpretation of the dream?” The interpreter said, “It means that you will live for very long – so long that you will be the last of your family to die, and yo

 - STORY 22 - Uncle Mohammad    Uncle Mohammad was a taxi driver in Makkah; he lived in an area called al-Jomoom about 20 miles outside the city limits. He was a hard-working man with a big family to support. He had always dreamt of being rich, not only so he could take better care of his family, but as he often expressed, to fulfil his desire to donate large sums for the sake of Allah.   One day, he said to his friend, “ You know what? I need to stop waiting to be rich to give more for Allah. I am starting this week.” The friend asked, "What will you do?"   Uncle Mohammad already had a plan, and his plan was simple. He decided to assign one day a month for the sake of Allah. He would not charge passengers any money that day. All rides would be free for the sake of Allah.  The taxi driver was struggling with all the expenses related to his taxi license, taxes, home expenses, etc. The taxi business was already suffering. It was not like it used to be in Makkah. It was much har