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That couple who fears ALLAH It's so cute when a couple argue or disagree over the cause of ALLAH.❤️ When she screams because the call was made, and Masjd he did not go. When she refuses to make dinner because the purchase of food by him was not lawful. When he gets upset because the time of the sualah is passing, and she's there little worrying. When she wants to gossip, her husband tells her to shut up and says, "Let's mind our own business." When she wants to talk bad about someone and her husband says, "We've eaten enough, we're not gonna chew a human being now." Or when he comes home and the first concern is whether his wife prayed properly, then she says no, because she wanted her husband to find lunch. Then he says, "Your priority is your Lord!" As a couple that is ALLAH the reason for your discussion, not futile things like 'break a glass'... #Casamento #Taqwa

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HIJAAB IS LINDO It often occurs that many Muslim sisters are not properly encouraged, as they begin to comply with the requirements of the Hijaab. Perhaps a sister was forced to use Hijaab without really considering her superiority. Perhaps she reached puberty and her Wali (guardian) instructed her to use it. Perhaps she recently returned to Islam and her closest sisters told her of her obligation. Or maybe your husband ordered you to use Hijaab. A sister who doesn't truly know Hijaab's superiority He will always be jealous of the women of Kufār (unbelief). Why? Because she sees these wrong women looking beautiful for everyone to see. So the Muslim woman compares herself to that woman, which makes her feel ashamed of her own Hijaab. Our dear Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa-sallam) said: “Haya (modesty and shyness) and Imán (belief) are fully associated, if one is raised, the other follows the example.” [As told by Abd'Allāh ibn Umar; reported by Al-Hākim in his "Mustadrak"] Dear sisters, know that these women who embellish themselves to the world see, do not possess haya; thus, they are empty of any Imán. Instead of seeking guidance in the latest models, you must look at the wives of the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa-sallam). See the extreme amount of haya that A'ishah ibnt Abū Bakr (radi Allāhu an'hu) possessed even in the presence of the deceased: A'ishah (radi Allahu an'ha) said: "I used to enter the room where the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alayhi wa-sallam) and my father (Abū Bakr) were buried, without having my dress, saying it is only my husband and father. But when Umar ibn Al-Khattab (radi Allahu an'hu) was later buried (in the same place), I did not enter the room except that I was in my clothes, because I was shy of Umar (R.T.A.). " [As-Simt Ath 'amīn Fee Maniqib Ummahat Ul-Mu'mineen by Ibn As-Sakir. Al- My dear sister, I know it's very difficult for you to wear Hijāb in a society that mocks and torments you. I know you, in fact, feel strange and dislocated. However, if you knew the status of those who are ridiculed by Kufār (unbelief), as well as the status of strangers, you would continue to use your . It comforts you to be a stranger among the other women. The Messenger of Allāh said: “Islam began as something strange and will again be seen as strange, therefore good news for (those who are looked upon as) strangers.” (Musslim) Source: www.troid.org == sync, corrected by elderman == #Conselho #Hijaab #Modéstia

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ABOUT HIJAAB Says the ALTYSYM: “ And tell believing women to look down and guard their modesty, and not to show off their adornments, except what usually appears, and put their veils on their necks and breasts.” (An-Nūr 24:31) The words "except what normally appears...", some Islam scholars explain that these words refer to the woman's hands and face. The Hijaab is therefore something that must cover the entire body of a woman, except her face and hands. AND NOT a simple handkerchief that many women wear, because a piece of cloth on their head does not hide the parts of the woman’s body. In addition to covering the whole body, Hijaab also has other conditions, such as not being fair, transparent, very colorful or similar to a man's clothing. #Hijaab #Modéstia