Quran- Islam is a Game Changer : “And We have certainly honored the children of Adam and carried them on the land and sea and provided for them of the good things and preferred them over much of what We have created, with [definite] preference.” – Quran, 17:70 Allah has honored all the children of Adam. Not only Muslims, not only men, not one race or nation, not only the wealthy or beautiful, but all humans. As for the nature of man, Allah says, “[So mention] when your Lord said to the angels, ‘Indeed, I am going to create a human being from clay. So when I have proportioned him and breathed into him of My [created] soul, then fall down to him in prostration.’” – Quran, 38:71-72 A being into whom Allah breathed cannot help but be noble by nature. Yes, we humans are corruptible and shortsighted, but we don’t have to be. Our nature is pure. We can, at times, rise above our own foolishness and become great. When it comes to morality, Islam takes the approach of trusting human beings to live by values like compassion, justice, fairness, help forthe poor, brotherhood and sisterhood, devotion to God, and non-attachment to material luxuries. That’s what Islam is supposed to be! This is why certain oppressive cultural practices found in parts of the Muslim world are so abominable.I’m talking about so-called honor killings, female genital mutilation, denial of education to women, violence against religious minorities, etc. These practices must be abolished. They are anathema to everything Islam represents. Islam came to promote an idea of human dignity based on: 1- Our relationship with Allah; 2- The love and mercy we show one another; 3- The utilization of our free will for a higher purpose.

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Qur'an Ayath - Explanation :- - "And who is better in speech than he who calls men to Allah and does righteous deeds and says I am one of the Muslims." [Al Quran; 41:33]

Ya Allah!! increase my Imaan so I can get up everyday without being
lazy to do my Salah, to read the Quran, to give dawah and to do all
the things which you have ordered me. I don't want to go astray so
please guide me so I can stay on your path and become a better
Muslim./

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''Advise'':-:- “What is a sin?” Whereupon the Messnger said: “When something pricks your conscience, give it up.” (Tirmidhi)

A big part of learning from mistakes is learning to trust our
instincts, because when we make the big mistakes there's almost always
a little voice inside saying, "This is not a good idea." But our nafs
(our lower self, our desires) causes us to ignore that voice. So we
need to learn to trust that inner voice of truth and fitrah.
A person asked Allah's Messenger (sws): "What is faith?" He said:
"When a good deed becomes a source of pleasure for you and an evil
deed becomes a source of disgust for you, then you are a believer." He
again said to Allah's Messenger (sws): "What is a sin?" Whereupon the
Messnger said: "When something pricks your conscience, give it up."
(Tirmidhi)
So the conscience is an effective guide, of course not neglecting
salat, dua', Quran and Sunnah.
A corollary to this is not to blame ourselves for making mistakes.
This learning process is how Allah brings us along, making us more
sincere, smarter, wiser, and stronger. That's how we manage to do
better next time.
So instead of blaming yourself endlessly for past mistakes, use what
you've learned to build somethinggood and bright now, today, and in
the future./

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''Advise'':-:- “What is a sin?” Whereupon the Messnger said: “When something pricks your conscience, give it up.” (Tirmidhi)

A big part of learning from mistakes is learning to trust our
instincts, because when we make the big mistakes there's almost always
a little voice inside saying, "This is not a good idea." But our nafs
(our lower self, our desires) causes us to ignore that voice. So we
need to learn to trust that inner voice of truth and fitrah.
A person asked Allah's Messenger (sws): "What is faith?" He said:
"When a good deed becomes a source of pleasure for you and an evil
deed becomes a source of disgust for you, then you are a believer." He
again said to Allah's Messenger (sws): "What is a sin?" Whereupon the
Messnger said: "When something pricks your conscience, give it up."
(Tirmidhi)
So the conscience is an effective guide, of course not neglecting
salat, dua', Quran and Sunnah.
A corollary to this is not to blame ourselves for making mistakes.
This learning process is how Allah brings us along, making us more
sincere, smarter, wiser, and stronger. That's how we manage to do
better next time.
So instead of blaming yourself endlessly for past mistakes, use what
you've learned to build somethinggood and bright now, today, and in
the future./

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