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a1aee1 No.29577 [Open thread]

Is he a good leader?

Yes I know he is on Kremlin payroll, but what else is he supposed to do, let Chechnya's youth be annihilated? It seems the situation is as Islamic as possible without resorting to rebellions and warfare. More-so than Erdogan's Turkey to be sure?

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a8396f No.29657

>>29652

>your position basically says anyone who engages in war will be an apostate

No, strawman, my position is any muslim who fights muslims, with no care for their safety and allies with kuffar against the muslim, has left the religion of islam, he is an apostate.

It was narrated that Abu Hurairah said:

"The Messenger of Allah [SAW] said: 'Whoever parts from obedience, and splits away from the Jama'ah and dies, then he has died a death of Jahiliyyah. Whoever rebels against my Ummah, killing good and evil people alike, and does not try to avoid killing the believers, and does not pay attention to those who are under a covenant, then he is not of me. Whoever fights for a cause that is not clear, advocating tribalism, getting angry for the sake of tribalism, and he is killed, then he has died a death of Jahiliyyah.'"

https://sunnah.com/nasai/37/149

This is what kadyrov does by allying with russia to kill muslim civilians, without care. And the same for assad and his majoosi cronies. And anyone who supports them, is an apostate.

>self-defensive war

Assad is the agressor, not the syrian people. Are you a rafidi by any chance?

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a8396f No.29658

>>29650

>But I agree the Saudi leadership is evil for their their war of aggression in Yemen.

Sorry, but you can't cherry pick tragedies for your own agenda. You don't use any evidences from qu'ran and sunnah for your position, but simply flip flop based on your desire. Either be consistent and condemn both the syrian and yemeni crisis or go back to r/iran and keep your shilling there.

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687636 No.29746

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ae7918 No.30490

He only appears to be a based and a strong leader because he suppresses any kind of rebellion and sucks the gopnik putin

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ea9653 No.42894

People are afraid of him.

Think for yourself why

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fd0110 No.42852 [Open thread]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXX8qjn0eHk

I personally been reading his book "12 years for life" and watching his content on youtube he seems like a cool woke guy and he hasn't outright said anything bad about Islam and Muslims.

In this interview, he makes good points against gender mixing in the workplace something that's in our Islamic beliefs regarding gender and segregation

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76b7b4 No.42853

>>42852

he's a very smart guy, a lot of his views that he's developed due to his experience in clinical psychology and exploring into different philosophical ideals, and many of those views do align with Islam.

Even though he's a Christian, he's one more so due to necessity, he expresses the fact that the only thing atheism leads to is nihilism, and you can't be productive in anyway with nihilism, it would ultimately lead to downfall of civilizations. You can tell he doesn't believe in a lot of the things in Christianity, he explores biblical stories as if they're myth.

>he hasn't outright said anything bad about Islam and Muslims.

He's very uneducated about Islam, and because of that he stays quiet about Islam most of the time, but you can tell he does get misguided interpretations about Islam from the alt right figures he hangs out with (since they're the only ones that welcome him). He's called Muhammad (SAW) a 'warlord' before on stage, talking about how he was looking into Islam and didn't know what to think about that. He also made one video before during the time here in Canada they were about to pass an "anti-Islamophobia" bill, whatever that means, so he drew a smiley face and asked "is this Muhammad?", it seemed like half a protest and half an exploration into the topic, but I don't blame him, since he's so uneducated about Islam.

I'm really positive that if he got to know what Islam truly is, and got to talk with someone like Mohammed Hijab, then he'd surely accept Islam. Inshallah that will happen one day.

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d3730e No.42855

I don't really know about him but I've seen some clips of his talks which I've liked and he makes the right people seethe so he's probably based

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ec0e8c No.42892

>>42852

Literally who?

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bd46be No.42862 [Open thread]

The rise of racism and facsism is a good thing for muslims in the long term. I always laugh at these islamic activists who desperately try to “raise awareness”. They’re putting their trust in a decaying system

I've always supported "racism" in the West, because there's nothing sweeter than a non-White trying to act civilized because of his/her liberalism and then pushed into the definite state of sub-human by the masters LOL.

Also the fact that non-whites are forced to admit their race is "inferior" since both whites and non-whites subscribe to the secular/liberal belief that scientific/technological progress is the only marker of a race/civilisation.

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a16953 No.42889

>>42887

>bring me evidence from quran and sunnah

No evidence I give would be accepted by you because the evidence is already there and you have refused to read it. You don't want to read Qur'an, you just want someone to tell you what's in it, provided that it agrees with your personal fee-fees. Go troll somewhere else. I can smell a shill like a fart in a car.

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a16953 No.42891

>>42890

No, it's what the /pol/fags call "taqiyyah" and you're clearly just pulling this "lol its ok to haet da j00s" garbage because /pmd/ is dead and 8bunker is dead, so you want to take over here.

we do not hate jews

Period. No piss off back to /pol/ or Parler or r/wahhabi or whatever hole you crawled out of, kafir.

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a16953 No.42901

>>42900

Don't you have a holiday to celebrate, Jesus humper?

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bef606 No.42961

Muslims are merciful.

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31a9eb No.44630

>>42862

*copied from two different sources.

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1bd3f3 No.21874 [Open thread]

HAFIDH AL QURAN THREAD

A thread for everything about memorizing al Quran al Kareem.

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b32448 No.36364

>>21883

https://psychologydictionary.org/elaborative-rehearsal/

Maybe a more efficient way to learn to Quran by heart.

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5ae418 No.39032

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Click this link for a high quality recititation of the Quran

https://archive.org/download/ajnad-quran/ajnad-quran.zip

2.1 Gigabytes, put it in a playlist and retitle the artist/language/album fields to "Quran" for easy sorting

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e217d5 No.40041

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15f81c No.40124

>>21877

Discovered this brother a few days ago.

>>22006

Since I decided to learn Warsh, I've been using Al Husary whenever possible. His pronunciation is great and it helped me a lot.

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c79e20 No.42851

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221320 No.41247 [Open thread]

>Mohammed Hijab

>Ali Dawah

>Shamsi

>Hamza Tzortzis

All of these guys have helped me get a better understanding of the deen, but I've only been seeing biased comments supporting them on their videos, so I wanna know if theres stuff in their views I should watch out for. Also I know theres some type of drama between the general speakers corner dawah groups and the salafi ones like shamsi, people calling SPUBS a cult, idk why, i don't really understand the distinction between salafis and mainstream sunnis really to be honest, i'd appreciate if someone could explain that too.

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df4604 No.41278

>>41277

Ibn Taymiyya is also another great scholar.

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724bd5 No.41280

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>>41276

>are mainly political ones, that have Islamic connotations

connotations of kufr, politics can affect your aqeeda, and can make you a kaffir

you can't just believe the shariah of the Lord of the universe is cheap and not be a kafir

>I can't whole heartedly accept your explanation

I explained to you why they don't like each-other, one leans ikhwani the other leans madkhali, simple.

>I've heard that salafis forbid discussions on kalam and rationality so maybe thats why he doesn't talk about that.

you heard wrong, salafis dont forbid it if it's to help convert non muslims into islam, its just that once in islam, scripture overrides philosophy

> like I've heard that there were salafis during the Prophet (SAW)s time but there wasn't a distinction there,

no, thats wrong, idk where you "hear" things from, but you should be careful

Abu Hurairah (May Allah be pleased with him) said:

The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "It is enough for a man to prove himself a liar when he goes on narrating whatever he hears."

[Muslim].

>they didn't differentiate themselves by calling themselves salafi, it was just a difference of opinion, so what was this difference in opinion.

that's just false, there was no such thing as salafi, since they themselves we're the salaf! what you are saying makes no sense, and they had ijma3 on aqeedah, which the salafis follow, I dont think you know what you are talking about and I suggest you read what I posted a few times

>It makes sense the way you say it, that then all sunnis are salafi, but then why is it that someone like Mufti Menk can say hes salafi, and then SPUBs and Shamsi say no he's not salafi, and then you can say no SPUBs is not salafi they're madkhali.

Because they act in a way contradicting the methodology of the salaf. Mufti Menk believes in democracy, gay riPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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b20cde No.41283

Test

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8c624c No.41822

al salam 3alaykum

im a sunni maaliki from algeria, i recently got introduced to the UK muslims of Speaker's Corner from a friend that was amazed by them & their debates with non-believers to convince them that islam is deen al 7a9 then i discovered the fitna that is between them it truly saddens me to see brothers in deen enter in conflict with each other the think that shocked me the most and got me really upset to see them call each other names like mubtadi2 innovator kharidji "you're saying tabdi3" and the worst one that i consider the most shocking words you say to another muslim even if he's shi3a "kafir and moortad" (3afakom allah) i would prefered they would say "yahdik allah or dou3a2 bi al hidaya"

they should resolve their issues around a table and in private like a family that we muslims are, instead of exposing our problems in front of strangers & non-believers i wish our scholars intervene in these disputes

after watching multiples videos i think most of them are seeking fame and esteem in the eyes of UK muslims and the maximum number of views & subscriber on their channels

maybe i'm wrong, at least i hope so, and may allah forgive me, ina ba3da danni eethm

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006fab No.42847

>>41822

Wa alaykom salaam,

Yeah completely agree with you, Speakers corner in general promotes this kind of sensationalism which is looked down upon. One thing that is truly hated to Allah is "Qiyla wa Qaala" [¬he said, she said] and that's all they're really doing - talking trash about one another

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52cdd9 No.42561 [Open thread]

It's safer to be openly Muslim in the United States again!

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21f8d4 No.42609

>>42561

have you thought about not living in darul kufr?

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21f8d4 No.42611

>>42605

there's no conversion by force, the kuffar can keep their religions if they pay jizya

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101c01 No.42618

>>42605

The reason we are better than the kuffar is that we follow Islam, the truth. That is essentially the only reason we are better than them. When we criticize the kuffar for their violence, it is because they are spreading KUFR and oppressing MUSLIMS. The violence in and of itself is not bad.

They are inferior to us because they are kuffar and we are Muslims. Indeed, they are the worst of the creatures, worse than dogs and flies and worms. At least those things worship Allah.

It doesn't matter how much the methodology for spreading Islam is similiar to the methodologies the kuffar adopted, that is secondary.

Indeed, jihad is the best way for spreading Islam.

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d7b9e4 No.42712

>>42618

Jihad is also part of the sunnah and one of the best good deeds in Islam.

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d4f857 No.42838

>>42576

Fellow Turkbro here

Yep we're 🤬ed Biden amımıza koycak Dolar rahat 10u görür gibime geliyor

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8bc0eb No.42732 [Open thread]

I taught a computer about Jesus and God, and the results are in. The AI returned that God IS NOT Jesus…

pic related

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e1a748 No.42733

>>42732

Computer is binary though, it doesn't understand trinity.

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841fc8 No.42734

>>42733

>it doesn't understand trinity.

who does bro

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a875e9 No.42773

>>42734

Nobody does, not even the Paulians themselves.

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92130d No.42836

Absolute chad AI

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2f51b2 No.42757 [Open thread]

I was raised Catholic, but am unsure of my faith. I am interested in Islam.

I came across a guide from the 70s called Christian Charm School. It offers practical advice for girls on how to be graceful and godly, according to the description on Amazon.

Examples: Posture, smiling, avoiding gossip.

Are there equivalent guides for Islam? I know they might not be referred to as charm school. As a man, I am especially interested in how to be a better gentleman.

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86c249 No.42758

Nothing similar that I'm aware of, but that sort of thing is generally cultural. An Irish Muslim will have a different cultural upbringing than a Chinese Muslim, for example. If you actually read those Christian etiquette books, it's just instructions on "how to be white". Notice how the girl in the pic there doesn't have her hair covered, even though non-white Christians all over the world cover women's hair because it is a sign of modesty. White Christians don't do it, generally, because it's too "ethnic".

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2f51b2 No.42759

I think the lack of hair covering is more of a feminist, modern thing. I think it’s more seen as old fashioned and sexist by white people.. White women have been taught to hate white people. They associate being white with being oppressive, conservative, and slave owning.

Ethnic stuff is seen as cool, but only if it’s removed from things like modesty, and made flashy or hyper sexual.

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e72792 No.42831

>>42757

Our Prophet SAW has given us the perfect example of what it means to be a man.

Patient,

Wise,

Strong,

God-fearing,

Empathetic,

Supportive…

You should study the example of Muhammad SAW.

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fa2b71 No.42645 [Open thread]

What makes people think they, as a human, can talk directly to God?

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f13304 No.42648

>>42645

You can talk to anything you want to. Just open your mouth and speak. What's the problem?

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fa2b71 No.42650

>>42648

How many prayers does it take to get to God?

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fa2b71 No.42651

>>42648

I guess my most sincere question is, how important is actually talking out loud with our mouths to God? Is it better to talk to God in private than seen? Should we keep anything in our heart for God to examine outside of our siblings inspection?

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d2867e No.42735

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c77d72 No.42828

>>42650

No one earns anything but Hell.

It's through His mercy we get to Him.

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cfab60 No.41144 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

So in this day an age with the increase of globalization, increase of communication, networking, more access to information and people, theres more opportunity to learn about Islam, Islam can reach a lot more people, but at the same time theres a lot more propaganda, a lot more people trying to skew the words of Allah, to create tension with and within the Muslim community. Theres also a lot more access to haram and temptations. But at the same times theres more reminders to Muslims to stay on the path of Islam.

Heres also another thing to think about, we have examples of degenerate societies in the west, not only that but they do studies on themselves which end up exposing the negative effects of their ideals which go against Islam. Of course the main reason we are Muslims are not the rulings specifically but because we believe in Allah and his messenger, also that these results may not be the reasons why Allah gave his rulings and we can only guess the wisdom, but these insights I think really aid in convincing many Muslims.

>Why is homosexuality wrong?

increased mental illness comorbidity, STDs, etc.

>Why is sleeping around wrong?

more promiscuous people less likely to stay in committed relationship, increased STDs, increased single mothers, children without fathers are worse off in life

>why are alcohol and intoxicants haram?

drug abuse, poisoning, addiction affecting other lives, increased crime, pressure on health system/community

>why can a Muslim man marry Christian or Jewish women, but women can't?

women and children more likely to conform to mans beliefs and views

>why can a man have multiple wives, but women can't have multiple husbands?

studies show biological evidence indicate humans are moderately polygynous

>why do we need religion?

Religious people live happier lives

Just a hundred years ago if we were asked why these rules were in place we would only be able to give the reason is 'because Allah said so'Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

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8f62c0 No.42819

>>42814

It wasn't getting out of hand with people telling Undyne that he wasn't welcome or anything similar to that. It was quoting hadith and showing evidence of the ramifications and regret that transgender people undergo when going through with an operation. The other side couldn't deal with the evidence, so they began to scream in red text.

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8f62c0 No.42820

>>42818

It is harder to be a Muslim on /islam/ because you can't even tell a transgender person hadith saying that what they are doing is wrong. You aren't allowed to talk about it. That makes forbidding the evil more difficult. We are supposed to act like it is normal behavior.

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fee66b No.42821

>>42818

>why spam up this thread with it?

It's what they do. They demand to be able to bleat nonsense repeatedly until everyone who disagrees with them runs away in frustration, then they claim victory.

>>42819

The conversation is still on the board. Undyne was not made to feel welcomed and was, in fact, told to gtfo and that she could never be Muslim. Further, it had gotten WAY off OP's original topic and, thus, it was already over. THAT is why I ended it.

>>42820

Telling someone a hadith is one thing. Constantly repeating it over and over again is called "spam". Say something once and, if they don't listen, shake the dust off and move on. You are not permitted to browbeat anyone.

>>42819

>they began to scream in red text

Those people were given bans. The others were not. The thread was locked, but not deleted.

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fee66b No.42822

Now, if you're going to turn this thread into another "i haet trantrans" spamfest, I will lock it too. If you try to do it to every thread, I can - and will - delete every thread on this board. I can shut off posting completely in order to stop spammers. Do not test me. If you want to hate people, then go to /christian/. All they do is hate.

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8f62c0 No.42823

>>42821

Link to the post where Undyne was told to gtfo and that he could never be Muslim. Nothing close was said anywhere in that thread. All people were trying to do was convince her not to take hormones as they mess with your mind >>41715 and that undergoing transgender surgery is an action that many people regret.

You have the say of what goes on this board, but you are making a complete blatant lie when you say that Undyne was told to gtfo and could never be Muslim.

Transgender people are Muslim, but the important thing is to recognize that what they are doing is haram. If you say it is okay, you have crossed the line, no matter how many 'scholars' you can get to back up that opinion.

I am done with my part of this conversation, so there is no need to block the thread or take other actions.

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d73353 No.40629 [Open thread]

What are your honest opinions on the politicians in western countries like Angela Merkel in Germany that want to flood their countries with as many migrants from muslim and african countries as possible in order to erode the racial and cultural structure of society?

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623ee9 No.40663

>>40652

>Many tribes can live on the same patch of dirt.

No they can't; either one tribe will rule over all the others or they'll be in conflict with each other. That's why there have always been borders and territories, these aren't even exclusive to humans.

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b59e4f No.40664

>>40663

>No they can't

They can, and do.

>there have always been borders and territories

MAN MADE. Allah has never drawn a border on a map.

>aren't even exclusive to humans

Meaningless. We are not animals.

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c33ab6 No.40665

>>40664

>Meaningless. We are not animals.

Yeah, we are.

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b59e4f No.40666

>>40665

We are above animals, not among them. The angels prostrated to Adam, not to a lowly beast.

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cfef25 No.42781

>>40637

not necessarily hypocrite, they just not aware that if their arguments were to be applied to something else it falls apart

it's called false dichotomy

then again I could also apply your own argument to yourself

if you think that manmade borders mean anything and you happen to live in the kafir country, then it means you have to protect the country even if it means fighting the Muslims, because chances are the Muslims are fighting against this kafir country, if you don't fight then it means you don't value the manmade borders

now, would you call yourself a hypocrite?

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a4ef93 No.42761 [Open thread]

I supervise some college aged women at work who dress in a very sexy way (yoga pants or very small shorts).

I am single and often fantasize about them. I have mixed feelings as I wish they were more modest and only showed that much to their future husbands, and I’m concerned about how men may use them for sex. But on the other hand, I enjoy being in the presence of sexy women. They like working with me and often do so for their entire 4 years at college.

I am not allowed to date them. I don’t know how to deal with my feelings. Am I bad for fantasizing about them? I feel like I am promoting their behavior in same one, even though this is entirely in my head.

I feel so confused because one of them wore very tiny shorts when working with me (I could see skin of her bum) then later in the afternoons she changed to jeans when she worked for a woman. I feel like they are flirting with me which makes it harder to resist fantasizing. I feel guilty for liking this.

We do not have a dress code at work. It’s basically what the students wear to class.

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af093c No.42794

>>42761

You have to train yourself little by little to lower your gaze and stop staring, its probably likely that they even noticed that you check them out. And its definitely something you can train yourself to do, it also used to be hard for me to not stare, but thats because I was always doing it, consciously and because I was doing it so much on purpose, I eventually started doing it even unconsciously, it just became a habit. You gotta do this, because even when you get married, you're going to have this habit unless you force yourself to stop.

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05b53a No.42797

>>42783

>Or try muslim dating apps, the paying ones have more serious people.

Some of the people on there don't want to 'date'. They want marriage in accordance with Islamic law. They are few, but they are there.

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0d2ddd No.42825

>>42803

>halal dating

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02cc73 No.42830

>>42770

Go to a masjid and talk to the Imam.

Alternatively, there are many websites online to help muslims get married, ignore dating sites.

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2c16d4 No.42837

People are being too harsh on you imo It's not as simple as "just ignore them" especially if you are a young male (like me, I am going through something very similar) But I don't think there are any solutions to your problem sorry

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b27a1f No.42738 [Open thread]

Hindu Nationalists caught plotting to create another fake ex Muslim group on reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/MuslimLounge/comments/k1z06q/hindutva_sanghis_have_created_exmuslimwomen_sub/

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9c716a No.42750

thanks brother. Did you let the reddit moderation know it? (maybe…)

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b27a1f No.42755

>>42750

Like the admins of the site or the mods of the subreddit? I don't think either would care, I don't think it broke any rules technically, you could report for hatespeech or something but reddit is pretty anti religious, so admins are more likely to ban Muslims rather than Islamaphobes.

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10a54c No.23797 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته وسلام على المرسلين والحمد لله رب العالمين أما بعد

A couple of days ago someone mentioned starting a thread for learning Arabic, I thought it was a good idea so here it is. My thought is that we can share resources and ask each other questions about the language.

I'll start off with two great resources that'll take you quite far. They're aimed at someone who knows the Arabic script but not anything else. After these you should be at a level where you can start studying Arabic in Arabic.

1. Madinah series, which is used at the Islamic University in Madinah and very beginner friendly(as said above you just need to know the alphabet). It consists of three textbooks in Arabic, along with three in English explaining the grammar of each lesson, and an answer key. There's also a lot of complementary material in form of grammar summaries etc. Everything can be found for free(no copyright) at

lqtoronto.com

2. Simplified Arabic by Arthur Upson. Another great book available free(copyright expired). It's layed out in terms of 200 chapters each accompinied by translation excercies with answer keys. Ideal for self studying. It can be found at https://archive.org/details/arabicsimplified00upsouoft

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8ccf1d No.42465

Ignore this LARPer - 85566c

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a58aa3 No.42466

>>42465

What is your basis for this accusation?

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8ccf1d No.42470

>>42466

His posts, he made like five really obvious LARP posts in different threads the same day. Hence I would not recommend anyone trying to contact this dubious person.

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a58aa3 No.42471

>>42470

>he made like five really obvious LARP posts in different threads

How would you know that?

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809b1a No.42748

https://archived.moe/t/thread/746368

>Most of the languages included

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3c0631 No.42494 [Open thread]

I love to think about Jannah. I imagine it like Swiss Alps or tropical beaches. Needless to say it's beyond imagination but I still do it. Just thinking any illness or stress won't exist there and we will be able to enjoy even small things with peace makes me crazy for it. Amazing is the generosity of Allah.

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b2984f No.42684

>>42679

>All desire?

Yes, all of it. Desire is suffering. Once you have something, you no longer desire it. Desire is for something you don't have - and, in some cases, will never have.

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df87be No.42689

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>>42684

Desire is suffering in the material world. Is your desire to enter Jannah a bad thing? Of course not. And since we are on Earth, the lowest of the low, then I assume desire inside of Jannah is one of the best thing in it. You're walking in your house and you feel like eating an apple. Just desire it and it will appear in your hand

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b2984f No.42692

>>42689

>Is your desire to enter Jannah a bad thing?

A bad thing, no, but it is suffering because for all of my desire, I do not know of my worthiness. This is stressful.

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313f6c No.42705

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is it possible if you are in Jannah to see back in time, liek earth history. seeing dinosaurs or the eocene and life forms now gone would be amazing to see would this be possible

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9d953f No.42724

>>42705

I wanna watch Sumerians and Aztecs and prophets sent to them. Would be pretty interesting.

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