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THE BEST RAMADAN FOOD

THIS IS HOW YOU YOU SHOULD BE EATING DURING RAMADAN  but it's good if you can restrict all  the dishes to one dish only. WHAT LOOK IS SA...

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THIS IS HOW YOU

YOU SHOULD BE EATING

DURING RAMADAN 


THE BEST RAMADAN FOOD


but it's good if you can restrict all the dishes to one dish only.

WHAT LOOK IS SAYING.?

 no sheykh you can't do that.

now we trying to teach my parents.

yeah, it's true. you know,

the sunnah of the prophet (saw) 

a lot of the time was one dish.

it was very rare for them to have two dishes

 and it was extremely rare for them to have several dishes 

the Sunnah of the Prophet Allah(saw)  one dish

 in fact, sometimes there was no dish. okay..?

they stayed in hunger, come on, let's face it,

 and the thing is some, people think oh my god 

if I don't have snacks and if I don't have food I'm

gonna die we're not gonna die

the human body has been created to go hungry 

I'm serious about this you get used to it 

you'll be completely fine

because you know when you go for a number two, 

you know number two in the toilet

there's number one on this number two are you guys 

you understanding yeah?

when you go for a number two in the toilet you know what that is.

that's everything your body did not need,

that's the excess it's getting rid of

the excess meaning is whatever you ate

it took the nutrition inside is inside

the body and the rest it just got rid of.

which means that if you ate the right amount you'd be giving less

amounts of number twos

 you guys understand what I am trying to say..? 

 the excess would get less.

 the sahaba (ra)... 

sometimes they left behind them when they're extremely hungry...

the left behind them the same as what a goat would leave behind.

 small little like pebble type, okay, 

I hope you get the message,

I'm no trying to be too...

I don't want to spoil your appetite for you or dinner tonight.

 okay, some people are great...

now the thing is you eat when we eat

if you got one dish in front of you is khalaas it's

enough you eat and you eat enough and 

if you have to stay hungry seriously stay hungry 

it's a good thing to try and

build the habit of having long hours of hunger 

it's very good for the body

it's good for your digestive system is 

good to clear off the fat in your intestines. 

it's very good for your memory power

 if you're more likely to memorize something when you little

a bit more hungry than when you're full,

because when you're full 

then there's a lot of liquids that are

going up and they'll be a lot of liquids going to your head and

 that will make you a bit more drowsy and you want to be more sleepy

 as opposed to being hungry and being alert and awake.

when you're hungry you're more alert and you're more awake. 

everyone knows this okay..?

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FORGIVE ME ALLAH


Forgive me allah


I've been waiting...

I've been hurting...

cause I've been falling...

 I need your help!!

my heart is breaking...

so tired of crying...

Lord, I'm calling!!

 I need your help!

I don't wanna fight no more

I don't wanna fight this war 

oh no no Hana he

I don't wanna find no more

 I don't wanna fight

oh no no Hana he

ASTAGFIRULLAH

FORGIVE ME ALLAH

I'm so broken...

 bones are open...

my life is frozen...

 I need your help!

cuz people love is let me down

I'm losing all my air right now

I'm suffocating on my drown 

I need your help!

I don't wanna find no more

I don't wanna find this war

oh no no oh no no he

 I don't wanna find no more

I don't wanna fight this war

oh no no oh no no he

ASTAGFIRULLAH

FORGIVE ME ALLAH

I don't want to run anymore

forgive me Lord don't close your door

 I promise I surrender

 I'm giving you my heart and my soul

 I've been thinking about my past,

 I wanna say I found you, Lord, at last

 I just want to tell you

that already love you

I know you always be by my side

ASTAGFIRULLAH 

FORGIVE ME ALLAH

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You do this 70000 angels follow you

now think about this about hadith from the
prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)

You do this 70000 angels follow you

the prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said;

 that when someone goes to visit their brother or sister

for the sake of Allah (S.W.T) that is ill
70 000 angels accompany them to that visit 
all praying and seeking forgiveness upon that person
 for that person from Allah  (S.W.T) 

all the way until the next day so if you
go to visit your brother or sister

in the evening the prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said:
70 000 angels will accompany you
upon that visit all seeking forgiveness for you

praying upon you throughout that entire time
 all the way until the next morning so they don't even stop

when you get to the visitors that you're supposed to get to
they stay with you until the next day
and if a person goes out in the morning
to visit their sick brother or sister 
70,000 angels will accompany you

throughout that entire visit all the way until the evening
seeking forgiveness for you and praying upon you

think about how incredible that is and it doesn't stop there 

the prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said;
wakana lahu khariffun fil jannah
and then that person will have a special
garden for them promised in paradise

this is a mind-blowing hadith because an entire

an entourage of Malaika of angels 
that is far greater than human beings far greater
then the birds flapping their wings

all seeking forgiveness for you and praying upon you

how do we understand this incredible reward and what it means.? 

well for one you'll find people this day and age 
that give charity for the sake of Allah (S.W.T) 
 you'll find people doing voluntary fasting
you'll find people that pray, qiam allayl
you'll find people that do various
service initiatives like feeding the
poor and things of that sort

how rare is it to find people?
 
that visit sick people for the sake of Allah (S.W.T) 
not because they're a chaplain at a hospital
not because they're they've been called as an imam 
or in some pastoral capacity
to take care of someone not because it's family

but just as a form of seeking reward

from Allah  (S.W.T) as a form of getting closer to Allah (S.W.T) 
on a regular basis saying I'm going to visit Sikh people
for the sake of Allah (S.W.T) 

so the first thing is how rare it is to find people that do that

communities or groups or organizations 
that do that as a religious
habit separated from all other things
and of course, connect that to

what the prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) has already said
about a person that just goes to visit
their brother or sister for the sake of Allah (S.W.T)  
for the sake of Allah (S.W.T) and nothing
else visiting a Sikh person 

the second thing of this

is that if you remember previously we said;
that Allah (S.W.T) has said that he is with the sick person
but Allah (S.W.T) when speaking about the hungry and 
the thirsty Allah mentioned his reward
having been with that person and
 the number 70,000 is significant in that regard
 
the prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said;

that every day as he had seen on his journey of Isra al Mi'raj
on his ascension every day
70,000 angels visit al Bayt al mamur,
 which is right above the Kaaba the frequently visited home
 and they make tawaf around that and they never return


70,000 enter every single day
 as they visit the house of Allah (S.W.T)
or they visit the equivalent of the house of Allah (S.W.T) the Kaaba
that exists for us in the form of al Bayt mamur
and so some of the scholars connected it to that it's
it's because the Sikh person has such a
special position with Allah (S.W.T) in those moments

so much so that it's like Allah (S.W.T) is with them 
the reward is so incredible that 70,000 assigned
 angels would come to accompany you
on that visit because of how special it actually is

and you know if you add that to 
the reward of someone who fasts
you add that to someone who's fasting in the month of Ramadan
 you add that to someone who's giving charity and the
a reward of charity 
you add that to just the reward of checking
up on someone for the sake of Allah (S.W.T) particularly

when someone needs it most when they're feeling ill 
and you think about how incredible that reward is 
and there's something
else that's special about this
 which is kana Lahu kharifun fil Jannah
 that they have a special garden in Jannah
 
if you remember
previously Allah (S.W.T) has promised
 that a person who is ill
that if Allah (S.W.T) takes them 
if they pass away as a result of that illness
they have a special garden in Jannah 
and so just like 
when you make dua for your brother and sister 
the angel says Ameen, walak bimithlihi Ameen,
and for you as well
when you go and visit your brother and sister
 and you make dua for them and you fulfill that obligation 
you're getting the same reward
as they are getting (In sha Allah ta'ala)

which is a garden in paradise
 the forgiveness for sins
and the angels that are praying upon you
and seeking forgiveness
for you from the lord of the worlds at that time

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SECRET REWARD NIGHT PRAY 

ALLAH GIVES AT NIGHT






let's speak about the reward of praying

what did Rasulullah teach the ummah ?

 

 about the reward of at-Taraweeh  
that I will share with you 3

the first reward for salatul-Taraweeh 


that it is a reason for all your previous sins to be forgiven

al-ulama (ar)

said this is referring to the minor sins

however, if a person prayed

with the intention of tawbah and

repentance and regretting his past

 and the sins that he has committed

then  no doubt his salat 

will wipe away his major sins
 and his minor sins all of them will be gone

so that's the first reward of salatul Taraweeh

that if it's prayed every single night of Ramadan

a person will be forgiven for all his previous sins
ALLAH AKBAR


second reward
 that is mentioned 


is that the one who is consistent
 and praise all the nights of Ramadan

if he dies while having prayed all his nights of Ramadan 

such a person if he was to die any time he dies
''KANA MINAS SIDDIQINA WASH SHUHADA''

he becomes raised with the truthful ones
''as-Siddiqi'' like Abu Bakr (RA) 

''wash-shahada'' and he's raised as a martyrs
and this came in the hadith of arm bin Murrah Juhani(ra)

he narrates that a man from a town a man came to Rasulullah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)
and he said to him
I bear witness that there is none worthy of worship except Allah
and you are the messenger of Allah

a man is saying to Rasulullah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)

I prayed my five prayers and I fasted the days of Ramadan
and I prayed the nights of Ramadan 
and I gave the zakat of my wealth

when an- nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) heard this person

in response an-nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said

whoever dies upon this state
while believing in Allah and his messenger

prays his five prayers  fasts Ramadan,
and prays its night and gives zakat

whoever dies in this state ''kaana minas-Siddiqina wash-shuhada''

he is from among the truthful ones like Abu Bakr, Umar, Usman
he's raised among these people 
he's  gathered in their group on the day of judgment
''wash-shuhada'' and he's raised as martyr 
he's among the martyrs ALLAHU AKBAR
don't waste this opportunity be from among those who pray the nights
alongside fasting the days of Ramadan

and the third beautiful reward 

THAT AN-NABI (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)

mentioned was about salatul Taraweeh

and this the reward comes actually in a story 

and that is that nabi(sallallahu alaihi wasallam) 
one time during his life came out on the 25th night of Ramadan

 and he led the prayer until he prayed half the night

then Abu Zarr (ra)  he said ya Rasulullah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)

why didn't you just pray the whole night?

nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) prayed half the night

and abu zarr (ra) is saying ya Rasulullah(sallallahu alaihi wasallam)
 why didn't you just pray the whole night?

so Rasulullah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said that if a person

was to pray with the imam, salatul Taraweeh 
was to pray with the imam until the imam leaves
 then Allah would record for that person
as though he prayed the entire night
Allahu Akbar 
what a reward

 you earned the reward of praying the entire night

while you only would have prayed 
an hour half an hour of Taraweeh
 you earn as though the reward

 as though you have prayed the whole night

Alhamdulillah for this blessing 

what is meant by praying with the imam until he leaves

remember because earning the reward of
praying the entire night

you must pray with the imam until he leaves 
what that means is until T the imam makes tasleem

from the last raka of salatul witr 
whether the prayer was long or short doesn't matter

Imam Ahmad (ra) used to pray with the imam 
and he did not leave the masjid
until the imam left the masjid

so until the imam leaves that could mean two things
one until he says
assalamu alaikum
from the last  rake of al-witr 

now it's best to sit down and wait 
for the imam to walk out of the door of the masjid
then walk behind him 
you will earn the reward of praying the entire night

so long as you made Tasleem with him in the last raka' of salatul witr


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MUHAMMED

Mohammed

the name Muhammad has root in the Arabic

verb Hamad which means

to praise this makes sense that it means

the praise as the most popular figure of

this name has been praised extensively

for many years

that of course being the prophet

Muhammad founder of the religion of

Islam

however, he is definitely not the only

person to be graced with that given name

of Muhammad in fact it's believed that

Muhammad is the most popular name on

earth

being the name given to more people than

any other so how and why did this name

become the world's most popular

however, is it actually the most popular

name well if you look through your lists

of most popular names from countries

across the world

Muhammad doesn't pop up as the number

one name in some of the biggest

countries on our planet which you think

it would be considering is supposedly the

most popular name out there

Wei, Liam, and alexander come out as the

most popular boys names in 2018 in three

of the world's biggest nations

china the USA and Russia respectively of

course

with nations in the middle east Muhammad

does reign as the number one boy's name

so why is Muhammad considered the

world's most popular name when so many

countries it

isn't well to understand this let's look

specifically at the most popular boy's

name here in England

since 2013 the most popular boy's name

here has been Oliver however many argue

the most popular name

isn't Oliver but Mohammed so why did the

UK's national statistics office

that does not show this well it's because

in countries like England where Arabic

isn't the official language and Muhammad

is a name of Arabic origins

various spellings and transliterations

of the name are used Wikipedia lists 30

variations of the name

and here in England the three most

popular are Muhammad Mohammed and

Muhammad if we count these spelling

variations as one name they overtake

Oliver by a long shot as the most

popular boy's name here in England

however, as they are different spellings

in the national statistics office counts

them as separate names

so if we combined all the people with

spelling variations of the first name

Muhammad, it's estimated that 150 million

men have that first name which is safe

to say is a lot of Muhammad's so

why is this name so popular of course

this is due to the connotations the name

Muhammad has in the religion of Islam

as we mentioned in Muhammad is the name

of the prophet of Islam so we could

simply say that the name is so popular

due to the many Muslims naming their

sons after the prophet

however, I feel there has to be more to

it than that because while Muhammad is

the most popular name due to Islam

Islam isn't the most popular religion in

the world Islam is the second most

followed religion with 1.8 billion

followers

with Christianity being the most

followed with 2.3 billion followers if

Muhammad is so popular due to delusion

then surely the name of the prophet of

the bigger religion would be more

popular

at least that's my thought process on

the matter anyway however we can see

that Jesus doesn't even register in the

top 100 names here in the UK

while Muhammad and its variations do

so why are Muslims happy to name their

children after their prophet but

Christians don't seem to be as keen on

naming their children after theirs

I did some research into this and it

seems that too many Christians in the

English-speaking world the name Jesus

should only be reserved for christ

himself and

naming a child Jesus would be seen as

disrespectful to the messiah however

while Jesus isn't a popular name in the

English-speaking world

names that honor Jesus is Joshua is a

name that has etymological roots in the

name

Jesus and of course the name Christopher

comes from christ too

and like I said not naming your child

Jesus seems to be a thing for

English-speaking Christians

in the Spanish-speaking world however

Jesus is a much more popular thing to

give your child

however, is pronounced as Jesus while in

Christianity it seems that calling your

child Jesus is something of a no this

doesn't translate over to the world of

Islam

in fact, it seems to be the complete

opposite not only is it not frowned upon

to name your son after the prophet it

seems very much the preferred choice

I read through some articles about the

importance of the name in the Islam

world dr Justin guest of Harvard and the

London School of economics looked into

it and explained that Muslims see

Muhammad as a paragon of excellence

and many name their sons after the

prophet in hopes they will live a life

like the prophet

in another article one Muslim woman

explained that she gave her son the

the middle name of Muhammad she said i

wanted a name that would make my son

think about who our prophet was and what

it really means to be a Muslim rather

then any negative media representation

of Islam or the twisted actions of those

who claim to do things in the prophet's

name

and speaking of negative media

representation with Muhammad being the

a most popular name on the planet

much attention has been brought onto it

many sites and newspapers use this to

portray Muslims in a negative light

I would say don't judge people solely by

their name especially if it happens to

be the most popular name on our

 planet Muhammad


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MOHAMMED

Mohammed

1

Aadil

The Justice

2

Aalim

The Scholar

3

Abdullah

Slave of Allah

4

Abu al Qaasim

The father of Qasim.

5

Abu at Tahir

The father of Tahir.

6

Abu at Tayyib

The father of Tayyib.

7

Abu Ibrahim

The father of Ibrahim.

8

Afoow

Forgiver.

9

Aheed

He who takes to one side.

10

Ahmad

Much praised

11

Ajeer

He who is rewarded.

12

Alam ul Eeman

The banner of faith.

13

Alam ul Yaqeen

The banner of belief.

14

Alamul Hudaa

Banner of guidance.

15

Aleem

The Knowledgeable

16

Ameen

The Honest One

17

An Najm-us-Saqib

Shining star.

18

Aqib

The Latest

19

Arabi

The Arabi

20

Awwal

The First

21

Ayn ul Ghurr

The chief of the chosen one.

22

Ayn un Naeem

The spring of blessing.

23

Aziz

The Honoured One

24

Baaligh

He who attains the elevated station.

25

Bar

Pious

26

Basheer

The Messenger of Good News

27

Bayan

Obvious words

28

Burhan

The Evidence

29

Bushraa

Giver of good tidings.

30

Daa

The Invitor

31

Daleel ul Khyayraat

To guide to virtue.

32

Faateh

The Victor

33

Faazil

Virtuous.

34

Faseehul Lisaan

The eloquent of speech.

35

Fatah

The Successor, The Opener

36

Ghani

The Rich

37

Gharib

The Poor

38

Ghaus

Succour, listener to complaints.

39

Ghays

Shower of mercy.

40

Ghiyaas

Full of succour.

41

Haad

The Leader

42

Habeebullah

Beloved of Allah.

43

Habieb

The Beloved

44

Hafeey

Very merciful.

45

Hafiz

The Guardian

46

Hakeem

The Wise

47

Hamid

The Praiser

48

Hamied

The Thankful

49

Haq

The True, The Truth

50

Harees-un-Alaikum

The Covetous for the Believers

51

Hashim

The Destroyer, The Crusher of Evil

52

Hashir

The Awakener, The Gatherer

53

Hashmi

The Hashmi

54

Hidayatullah

Gift of Allah.

55

Hijazi

The Hijazi

56

Hizbullah

Army of Allah.

57

Hudaa

Guide.

58

Hujjat

The Right Argument

59

Ikleel

Chief (of Prophets)

60

Imam

The Guide

61

Imamul Muttaqeen

Leader of the pious.

62

Izzul Arab

The honour of Arabs.

63

Jaami

Perfect.

64

Jabbar

Dominant.

65

Jawwad

The Generous

66

Kaaf

Sufficient, enough.

67

Kaamil

Perfect.

68

Kaashiful Kurab

He who solves difficulties.

69

Kafeel

Surety.

70

Kaleemullah

Who converses with Allah.

71

Kareem

The Noble

72

Khaleel ur Rahman

The freind of Compassionate.

73

Khalil

The True Friend

74

Khatamul anbiya

Seal of the Prophets.

75

Khatamur Rusul

Seal of Messengers.

76

Khateebul Umam

Sermoniser for the people.

77

Khatieb

The Sermoniser

78

Khatim

The Finalizer

79

Maah

The obliterator of Infidelity

80

Madani

The Resident of Madina

81

Madoow

Who is called.

82

Mahd

The Guided One

83

Mahdee

Who is guided.

84

Mahdiy

He Who is Well Guided

85

Mahmood

The Commendable

86

Makeen

Who is given Rank

87

Makeen

Who is given rank.

88

Makhsoos bil Izz

Chosen to be honoured.

89

Makhsoos bil Majd

Chosen to be on the right path.

90

Makhsoos bil Sharaf

Picked up as a noble.

91

Maloom

Known.

92

Mamoon

Secure.

93

Mansoor

Who is helped

94

Maraj

The Place of Ascent, The Above

95

Mashhood

He who is witnessed.

96

Mashkoor

The Thankful

97

Mateen

The Strong

98

Mawsool

Having link with Allah.

99

Miftaah

Key to the secrets.


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