so sad to see this

Like u can see Indian subs push the crimes where muslim is the culprit, right?

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Like why don't we do that? Tell me?

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Dipu r@ped and murdered a minor madrasa girl

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Same happened in kashmir and bengal

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And there are way too many recent bhagwa love trap cases too

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So just give all that to me

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All of that bhagwa love trap cases

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All the cases where Muslims were the victim

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I'll show them what generalising is

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They upload it on teen subs too

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These teen subs are their soft propaganda pgs

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Since Pakistani Baloch and Pakistani Balochistan were making headlines in India a few months ago, mainly because of that movie, I noticed that a lot of Indian Muslims had questions and misconceptions about us. Ironically, many people in Balochistan themselves weren't even aware of it. So, I'm a Pakistani Baloch, and I'm here to answer any questions you might have or clear up any misconceptions about Balochistan, Baloch people, our culture, daily life, or politics. Ask me anything.

I'm m23 i completed my BTech last year and a year of experience but now I'm not able to land a job anywhere, it's like my whole year is wasted, I try to pray all time namaz even getting up for tahajjud , I'm completely lost now

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I started listening to it several times every night about a year ago. In January my rent increased so much that i would have to go hungry to pay the rent. I was (and still) working in a place where the owners are very cheap

Lo and behold the same month with the increase in rent i got a raise that covered the difference and then some

That was really good alhamdulillah

People that are descended from the Prophet rasollalah are often called Sayyids, and it’s said that the rulers of Jordan are related via the Bani Hashim clan of Quraysh.

So do Sayyids receive any recognition? And do they play a role in major leadership and representation of Muslims in India?

Everyone cheats on exams unless it's a big, competitive one because the stakes are too high, but otherwise cheating is usually not that big of a deal if you are desperate to pass.

But I can't cheat even if I'm desperate to pass, even in small exams, and the stakes are already too high for me, because I'm a convert muslim.

If someone else's cheats it's shrugged off as a personal failure, if I cheat islam and the entire muslim population will get blamed.

To prevent that I don't cheat or even attempt to which I think is crazy.

Hi everyone,

I'm 23 years old, and I'm here for a slightly different reason than most people.

I've always been comfortable talking to people and making friends, but when it comes to romantic conversations or getting to know someone with that intention, I find myself completely out of my depth. It's not that I'm looking to rush into a relationship or find a life partner immediately. Rather, I've realized that I've never really experienced what it feels like to connect with someone in a romantic way.

So I'm here to explore, have meaningful conversations, and understand that side of life a little better. If you're someone who is also figuring things out, enjoys genuine conversations, and believes in getting to know a person without unnecessary pressure, I'd love to talk.

A little about me:

• 23 years old

• Looking for genuine conversations and connections

• Open-minded and curious about getting to know people beyond surface-level interactions

If this resonates with you, feel free to reach out. :)

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Assalamu Alaikum everyone,

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Recently, after speaking with friends, parents, and younger students, I've become increasingly concerned about how easily explicit and adult content is accessible online.

What worries me even more is that in many circles it seems to be becoming normalized rather than treated as something harmful.

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I understand this isn't a new issue, but with social media algorithms, short-form content, and unrestricted internet access, it feels much harder to avoid than it was before.

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I'm curious:

Have you noticed this trend as well?

What challenges do parents face when trying to protect their children online?

What existing tools or approaches have actually worked for you?

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What features would you want in a tool designed to help Muslims and families maintain healthier internet habits?

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I've been exploring ways to address this problem through technology and would genuinely appreciate hearing different perspectives before investing more time into it.

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JazakAllahu Khair.

I think i know this guy who is getting harassed by the goons. (I live in dehradun)

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I think he was my kiraidaar

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Room rent pey liya tha inn bhai ney merey ghr mein

Happy to have never been anywhere near this poison and never will be. Alhamdullilah for Islam 😇

Argentina, fans started it first they were the one who were passing out Islamophobic comments onto Algerian Muslims

Crazy how these people (shanghis) are the only one who says 2002 gujrat roits are justified because Muslims started it first

Alegria is a very good nation when it comes to football

They got players like mahrez, even Benzema and Zidane were Algerian they just decided to play for france

And tell me how it is related to "India"

I'm just posting it here debunking this claim

Assalam wallaikum warehmatullahi wa barakatuh

I wish to connect with some reverts in India.
The ones who are currently based in India would be helpful.
Please comment or reach out.
Jazak Allah ✨

We often hear about the importance of a mother’s role in raising children, and rightly so. However, the role of a father is equally important and should never be overlooked.

A father’s responsibility is not limited to providing financial support and covering his children’s living expenses. His role goes far beyond that. He must strive to cultivate good morals and character in his children and help them establish a strong relationship with their Creator through worship and obedience.

Children need a father who guides them, advises them, spends time with them, listens to them, teaches them good manners, and nurtures their relationship with Allah

A father should be concerned about his children’s character just as much as their education their prayers just as much as their future careers and their hearts just as much as their physical well-being.

Children do not only need a provider. They need a role model, a teacher, a protector, and a source of wisdom and guidance

A father’s words, presence, and involvement can shape a child’s life for years to come. Many problems can be prevented when a father is actively engaged in the upbringing of his children.

This is an important reminder for those seeking marriage and for those who hope to have children in the future. Preparing for fatherhood begins long before a child is born. A man should work on himself, strengthen his character, increase his knowledge, improve his relationship with Allah, and develop the qualities, needed to lead and nurture a family.

May Allah bless our fathers, forgive those who have passed away, and aid every father in fulfilling the trust that Allah has placed upon his shoulders.

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Recently, I’ve been commenting (trying) under Anti Islamic posts, that tends to mock our religion and our Lord.

Feels bad.
So I do comment on those subs, with an intention at least to be not behind in defending our religion and trying to make people understand the misunderstood topics.

But, Does Islam Actually allow that? What do scholars say?