There is a deeply disturbing trend I have observed recently. We love public floggings. We love the spectacle. We love the drama and the gossip. Recently I have done my best to avoid the latest 'scandals'. But as much as I try to hide from these dramas, one thing has become increasingly clear: the public thinks they can act as judge, jury, and executioner. To be clear, if you hear something 'scandalous' about your brother or sister, control your nafsani urge to read into it, make judgement, and spread it! This is forbidden from every respect. Unless it is a situation that has some possibility of direct harm to you or your family, lower your gaze! Turn away, suspend judgement, and keep

Bismillah

Most of us born in a muslim household and also those who reverted to Islam, we tend to forget to mention Islam as our greatest favour and blessing. It has become so obvious that we don't really see how many other billions of people living currently are in disbelief and how many billions died in disbelief and how many other billions or trillions or more than that who will come later on and die as disbelievers.

Do we really show gratitude for this blessing of being chosen to believe in Allah ? The heaviness which prophet Ibrahim carried this one blessing guided his steps in this world, remember when he said in surah Ibrahim "And why should I not rely on Allah when he has guided

Given the latest developments with the

you should keep yourself updated on actual developments, it is important, and as a muslim you should stay informed. BUT do not take your information from random screenshots and pictures that get sent around in social media, most of the times they are exaggerated, and often times they are just pure lies with mismatched pictures, it’s just non sense that makes people panic. But rather find actual sources and follow developments to keep yourself and family safe. Allah mentions in An-Nisaa verse 83 that had they referred it to the Messenger or authorities (experts) they would have known the truth from falsehood, instead of spreading hyster

Hudhayfah ibn al-Yaman (رضي الله عنه) once asked the Prophet ﷺ: “What if the Muslims have no single leader and are divided into disputing groups?” The Prophet ﷺ replied that if there is no unified leadership or single jama‘ah, then one should stay away from those conflicting groups even if it means holding firmly to a tree until death. (Part of a longer hadith recorded in Sahih al-Bukhari)

When I reflect on this hadith in light of what we are witnessing today, it feels deeply relevant. Our ummah is visibly divided different voices, emotional reactions, and sometimes individuals or groups acting without legitimate authority. Yet the Sunnah does not teach chaos. It teaches discipline, unity