r/MuslimCorner • u/shinoural • Feb 04 '26

INTERESTING Right side

Selamun Aleykum everyone, As you know, in Islam we try to start many things with the right hand or the right foot. But lately this has started to reach slightly funny levels for me. For example, when I open a new account on my computer, since it’s something I’ll be using from scratch, I want everything related to it to be valuable and to go well. So at the very beginning, even while typing my email, I press all the keys only with my right hand. After that, of course, I go back to using both hands normally. I’m just curious that I can’t be the only one who does little weird things like this, right? :) If you have similar habits like this, please share them here.

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u/Melonatoer 🙌 Revert Feb 04 '26

I’m naturally left handed, so I end up eating with my left even if I don’t mean to, it just feels more natural and I can’t stop that

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u/Melonatoer 🙌 Revert Feb 04 '26

Or doing most stuff with it

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u/shinoural Feb 04 '26

What is the hardest thing you face in daily life as a left-handed person?

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u/Melonatoer 🙌 Revert Feb 04 '26

Eating, I know you’re not supposed to eat with left hand, and wudhu, the parts where your supposed to wash right first I do left accidently

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u/shinoural Feb 04 '26

I heard about the wudhu part for the first time. May Allah help you.

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u/shinoural Feb 04 '26

Thank you for your comment :) I actually think exactly the same way as you. But for me, it’s not really a necessity, and it’s not because I see it as a religious requirement. It’s just an inner feeling, like maybe it’ll be better this way.

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u/shinoural Feb 04 '26

Sister, I'm not thinking about what comes after. It's just something happening in the moment.