Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "I am only a human being, and you people (opponents) come to me with your cases; and it may be that one of you can present his case eloquently in a more convincing way than the other, and I give my verdict according to what I hear. So if ever I judge (by error) and give the right of a brother to his other (brother) then he (the latter) should not take it, for I am giving him only a piece of Fire." [Sahih al-Bukhari 7169]

These ayat carry a profound warning: you may hide your true intentions from people, you may even win in the courts of this world, but Allah is present in every private conversation, every secret plot, and every dishonest deal. The one who takes

Most of us fall into sin when we are alone, 💔 forgetting that Allah is All-Seeing and fully aware of everything we do; He never forgets, nor does He err.

✨ I remember a powerful advice by Sheikh Yasser Al-Dosari on protecting ourselves when we are alone in the dark: "And when you find yourself alone in the darkness, And the soul calls you to sin, Then feel shame before the gaze of the Divine (Allah) and say to it: 'Indeed, the One who created the darkness sees me.'"🤍

Truly, keeping this in mind helps me a lot during those times, and I hope it brings benefit to you as well.💫 🌸

Never forget that Allah sees and knows what we do even when people aren't around. 🌙 🖤 May Allah bless Shei

🧭 Итог

👉 Верующий одинаковый:

на людях и в одиночестве

This is followed by a description of their unsavoury behaviour:

"They conceal their doings from men, but they cannot conceal them from God; for He is present with them when, in the darkness of the night, they agree all manner of sayings which displease Him." (Verse 108)

This is a contemptible situation that earns them nothing but scorn and derision. It is contemptible because of all that it shows of weakness and deviousness, particularly when they meet in the darkness of the night to devise their wicked plans.

They do this in order to conceal their objectives and to hide it from people. Yet people cause them neither harm nor benefit. The One who is able to harm and benefit them, i.e. G

And seek Allah's forgiveness indeed Allah is all forgiveing

Surah al-Nisaʾ was revealed shortly after Surah Al ʿImran and continues its theme of addressing the aftermath of Uḥud. While Surah Al ʿImran focused primarily on the political and theological lessons, Surah al-Nisaʾ primarily focuses on social and legal matters that arose in the aftermath of Uḥud. Although the surah is named the Chapter of Women due to the high number of gender-related rules that appear in it, the core theme is really society and the laws of Islam related to various aspects of society. Due to the large number of men who were martyred at Uḥud, a variety of issues arose related to widows, orphans, and inheritance. All these issues are addressed in this surah. The surah begi