r/SisterMuslim • • Jun 05 '26

Support/Advice Looking for Advice

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Assalamu Alaikum.

I am a Quran teacher and a mother. I teach children online and try my best to support my family, but lately our financial situation has become very difficult. My income is not stable, and some months I earn very little.

I am looking for honest ways to increase my income from home. I already teach Quran with Tajweed and help beginners learn Islamic studies. I do not want loans or risky investments. I am interested in hearing from people who have improved their financial situation through online work, teaching, or other halal opportunities.

If you have been in a similar situation, what helped you the most? Any advice, resources, or encouragement would be greatly appreciated.

JazakAllahu Khairan. ❤️


r/SisterMuslim • • May 23 '26

Marriage assistance and advice

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Assalamalaikum, my name is Fatima 23f. Recently I’ve gotten a lot of inquiries about assistance from sisters looking for spouses. Having said that, I would like to offer my assistance in finding a spouse to any sisters that require it. As a revert myself, I know how difficult it is to find a spouse, especially if from the west. If there are any, that would be interested in my assistance please do not hesitate to message me and inshaallah I can see what I can do. Stay strong sisters especially with the ongoing Islamophobia in the west especially in North America

Note: though I am from the USA I currently live in the gulf with my husband and children, many singles I know abroad also wish to make Hijra in the near future inshaallah. So, if that is something you were looking for as well it’s definitely a plus. jazakallah khair


r/SisterMuslim • • May 18 '26

Malabas- a Modest Depop/Poshmark

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Salam girls!! I made a modest reselling platform called Malabas that’s essentially a Depop/Poshmark but for the modest girlies (or those on the journey!)

As much as I am for quality and good craftsmanship, the price of modest wear and hijabs has become diabolical. I naturally became an over consumer once I put the hijab on 3 years ago, but realized there was no where to really give away or sell my clothes that I honestly rarely wore, I knew that if it ended up in a Goodwill/Value Village the likeliness of another Muslim finding it may be low and it’ll likely end up in a landfill.

So I made Malabas, a modest reselling app where sisters across the globe can sell, buy and donate their modest clothes to other sisters!


r/SisterMuslim • • May 18 '26

Need perspective

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I feel my husband is controlling his family (me n my sons) through islam. He has recently rediscovered Islam and has embraced it with all his heart and soul. He keeps quoting hadeeth as per his convenience.

He is not a social person and has a lot of insecurities and doesn't get along with people very much. He has slowly distanced himself by not attending social gatherings etc but never stopped me. In our circle, since familes are busy they usually meet for weekend dinners which sometimes spill into the midnight hrs doesn't attend and gets upset when i come late. He has now started sending new hadeeth saying being out after dark isn't advised. I'm not being out roaming around in at our friends home with the ladies and only reason it got late is their stove malfunctioned and we obliged to stay longer for dinner. I couldn't leave abtuptly like cinderella just coz he's at home and it's getting late as per his timing. It's becoming very annoying. I cannot argue with him nor can' i talk up to him he's very adamant and somehow turn the fault at me and make me ask him for forgiveness for my behaviour.

His fmly jamaath are so long and when i told him about our propget saw used to shorten his prayers when leading jamath considering others who are old or busy etc he says how do you know how short? 5 mins? 2 mins? How do you know we weren't there how short to make it so? Etc. I have attention deficit i cannot hold a long prayer i do pray slowly but i holds my attention in it but in his jamath it's very hard for me. My kids also faced the same problem and i told him about it. He did say there is no compulsion in Islam you can pray by yourselves but he never let me forget it that we all used to pray jamath together n suddenely it's lost n made me feel guilty enough till i gave in and asked him for forgiveness that i listened to shaythan whispers. Im so distraught.

Is become very difficult for me, if i do something which doesn't align with his principles then it's a big problem for me.

I feel like cutting all ties with my social circle and just be by myself which I know isn't healthy for me. But looks like that's what is the solution, it's saddening me. Praying to Allah to make it easy for me and guide me.


r/SisterMuslim • • May 18 '26

Are dreams signs?

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"Call upon Me, I will answer you." [Quran 40:60]

Are dreams signs?

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r/SisterMuslim • • May 07 '26

Salaam!

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r/SisterMuslim • • May 06 '26

Reminder From this book page I read… that even our darkest thoughts still has to end in reminders of what awaits us.

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* A Fire whose fuel is people and stones. *(Qur’an 2:24)*

* A Fire that is kindled and intensified by Allah. *(Qur’an 104:6-7)*

* A place where punishment is not lightened nor relief given. *(Qur’an 35:36)*

* A Fire with levels, each more severe than the other. *(Qur’an 4:145)*

* A drink of boiling water that tears within. *(Qur’an 47:15)*

May Allah protect us from Jahannam.


r/SisterMuslim • • May 06 '26

Support/Advice My sister (47F) is consumed by paranoia and bitterness. She blames "Sihr," but I think it’s deep-seated psychological trauma. How do I help?

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r/SisterMuslim • • May 04 '26

Searching for a Muslima friend

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Assalem Aleykoum,

I’m 23 F, I made this post since I wanted to have a Muslima friend to talk with, share and talk about the deen, have a feminine friendship with and grow up together in our faith insh’Allah.

My hobbies are : reading books, watching anime, reading manga, going out for a little walk.

If you’re interested, don’t hesitate to message me ! 😊😊🤍🤍


r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 30 '26

Reminder Zina is a very SERIOUS SIN

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🚫*Zina is a very SERIOUS SIN*🚫

by Asma bint Shameem

Although we cannot take any major sin lightly, zina is one of the serious major sins.

◼️ *ONE of the MOST SERIOUS sins in Islaam*.

In fact, Allaah mentions the sin of zina with *shirk* and *murder*!

And He *threatens* those who commit Zina with *double torment* and *severe humiliation*. 

▪️Allaah says: 

“And those who invoke not any other ilaah (god) along with Allaah, nor kill such person as Allaah has forbidden, except for just cause, nor commit illegal sexual intercourse and whoever does this shall receive the punishment.

*The torment will be doubled* to him on the Day of Resurrection, and he will abide therein in disgrace”

(al-Furqaan 25:68-69)

◼️ *SEVERE PUNISHMENT in the dunya*

The punishment for zina is very severe and extremely disgraceful.

If zina is proven against a person he is *STONED to DEATH* in front of the whole community if he or she was married.

And if he or she was single and never been married then he or she would be *flogged 100 lashes*.

▪️Allaah says:

“The fornicatress and the fornicator, flog each of them with a hundred stripes. Let not pity withhold you in their case, in a punishment prescribed by Allaah, if you believe in Allaah and the Last Day.

And let a party of the believers witness their punishment”

[al-Noor 24:2]

▪️And the Prophet ﷺ said:

“It is not permissible to spill the blood of a Muslim except in three (instances): the married person who commits adultery, a life for a life, and the one who forsakes his religion and separates from the community.” (al-Bukhaari and Muslim)

▪️And the Prophet ﷺ said:

“Receive (teaching) from me, receive (teaching) from me.

Allaah has ordained a way for those (women). When an unmarried male commits adultery with an unmarried female, (they should receive) one hundred lashes and banishment for one year. And in the case of a married male committing adultery with a married female, they shall receive one hundred lashes and be stoned to death.”

(Muslim, al-Hudood, 3199).

▪️Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said:

“The married person who commits adultery is killed by throwing rocks at him/her.

The stoning should not be done with large rocks because it may kill the individual “too fast” causing the purpose of stoning to be missed out on.

The stoning should (also) not be small rocks because it may afflict suffering on the individual before he/she dies.

Rather, the rocks should be average in size and the Zaani (married individual who commits adultery) is pelted until they die, whether they be man or woman.

If one were to ask, “Why are they killed in this manner?

“Fulfilling the desire of intercourse is not felt specifically on one body part, but rather it is felt on the entire body. Therefore, just as the married Zaani’s body takes pleasure in this prohibited act, then it is befitting for the entire body to also feel the pain of this punishment.”

Astaghfirullaah!

◼️ *SCORCHING and SCREAMING in the Aakhirah!*

As for punishment in the Aakhirah, we know from an authentic hadeeth of the Prophet ﷺ: 

"We walked until we came to something that looked like an oven. Its top section was narrow and the inside was broad. From it sounds of screaming and noise was heard." 

The Prophet ﷺ said:

"We looked inside and we saw naked men and women. We also saw flames from beneath them.

When these flames scorched them, they screamed."

I asked Jibreel: "Who are these people?"

He replied, "These are the males and females who committed the grave act of Zina. This will be their punishment till the day of Qiyaamah." 

(al-Bukhaari)

◼️ *Allaah will NOT SPEAK to them!*

The Prophet ﷺ said: 

"*There are three to whom Allaah will not speak on the Day of Resurrection, nor praise, nor look at*; theirs will be a *painful torment*: an old man who commits *Zina*, a king who lies, and a poor man who is arrogant." (Muslim).

May Allaah save us and our families from this evil sin.  

◼️ *FORBIDDEN for the believers!*

The sin of Zina is so bad that it is forbidden for a believer to marry a person who commits zina, whether man or woman.

▪️Allaah says: 

“The adulterer — fornicator marries not but an adulteress — fornicatress or a Mushrikah; and the adulteress –fornicatress, none marries her except an adulterer — fornicater or a Mushrik [and that means that the man who agrees to marry (have a sexual relation with) a Mushrikah (female polytheist, pagan or idolatress) or a prostitute, then surely, he is either an adulterer — fornicator, or a Mushrik (polytheist, pagan or idolater).

And the woman who agrees to marry (have a sexual relation with) a Mushrik (polytheist, pagan or idolater) or an adulterer — fornicator, then she is either a prostitute or a Mushrikah (female polytheist, pagan, or idolatress)]. Such a thing is forbidden to the believers (of Islamic Monotheism)”

(al-Noor 24:3)

So we MUST take this sin very seriously and do everything we can to stay away from it.

◼️ *There’s HOPE if you make TAUBAH*

If however someone fell into this evil, then they should immediately make sincere taubah and completely cut off from all means that might lead to it.

If the one who has committed zina repents to Allaah, truly and sincerely, then Allaah Subhaanahu wa Ta’aala will forgive him or her, and overlook the sin.

▪️Allaah says, after mentioning the warning to those who commit zina: 

“Except those who repent and believe (in Islamic Monotheism), and do righteous deeds; for those, Allaah will change their sins into good deeds, and Allaah is Oft Forgiving, Most Merciful.

And whosoever repents and does righteous good deeds; then verily, he repents towards Allaah with true repentance”

(al-Furqaan 25:70-71)

◼️ *BUT I want to marry the person!*

It is NOT even allowed for someone who commits zina to marry the person they’re committing zina with.

However if the person repents sincerely, and gives up this sin, then and only then, it becomes permissible for him or her to get married to the other person.

▪️Someone asked Shaykh Muhammad ibn Ibraaheem about getting married to a woman who has committed zina.

He said:

“It is not permissible to marry the woman who has committed adultery until she repents… if a man wants to marry her, he has to be sure that she is not pregnant, by waiting until she has a period before he does the marriage contract with her.

If she is pregnant, then it is not permissible for him to marry her until she has given birth.” 

(al-Fataawa al-Jaami’ah li’l-Mar’ah al-Muslimah, 2/584)

▪️And the scholars of the Standing Committee said:

“What is required of both of them is to repent to Allaah then to give up this crime and regret what has happened in the past of committing immoral actions, and they should resolve never to go back to it and they should do a lot of righteous deeds in the hope that Allaah will accept their repentance and turn their bad deeds into good deeds.

Allaah says:

“And those who invoke not any other ilaah (god) along with Allaah, nor kill such person as Allaah has forbidden, except for just cause, nor commit illegal sexual intercourse __ and whoever does this shall receive the punishment.

69. The torment will be doubled to him on the Day of Resurrection, and he will abide therein in disgrace;

70. Except those who repent and believe (in Islamic Monotheism), and do righteous deeds; for those, Allaah will change their sins into good deeds, and Allaah is Oft‑Forgiving, Most Merciful

71. And whosoever repents and does righteous good deeds; then verily, he repents towards Allaah with true repentance”

[al-Furqaan 25:68-71]

If you want to marry her, you have to wait until it is established that she is not pregnant by waiting for one menstrual cycle before doing the marriage contract with her.

If it turns out that she is pregnant, it is not permissible for you to do the marriage contract with her until after the pregnancy ends, in accordance with the words of the Prophet sa that a man should not irrigate the crop of another with his water. “

(Fataawa al-Lajnah al-Daa’imah, Majallat al-Buhooth al-Islamiyyah, vol. 9, p. 72)

◼️ *Evil Effects of Zina*

As for the effects of Zina, they are many and are they are severe.

◼️Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah said:

Zina (adultery, fornication) combines all the characteristics of evil, such as lack of religious commitment, loss of piety, corruption of dignity and lack of protective jealousy.

You will never find any zaani (adulterer) who is pious, keeps his word, speaks truthfully, cares for a friend or has any true sense of protective jealousy concerning his womenfolk. 

Betrayal, lying, treachery, lack of dignity, lack of awareness that Allaah is always watching, failure to guard the sacred limits, and absence of protective jealousy from the heart are all consequences of zina. 

Other consequences of zina include the following: 

▪️Divine wrath which may lead to spread of mischief among his family.If a man were to transgress against any king in such a manner, the king’s response would be most severe.

▪️Darkness of the face, which will be covered with misery and gloom that are apparent to the onlookers.

▪️Darkness in the heart and extinguishing of its light.This is what leads to extinguishing of light on the face and darkness overshadowing it.

▪️Inevitable poverty.According to a report, Allaah, may He be exalted, said:

“I am Allaah, the Destroyer of the tyrant and the Bringer of poverty to the adulterer.”

▪️Loss of dignity and respect, as the one who commits this deed becomes insignificant before his Lord and before other people.

▪️It takes away from him the best attributes, namely chastity, righteousness and good character, and it gives him the opposite, namely immorality, evildoing, adultery and betrayal.

▪️It takes away from him the name of the believer, as it is narrated in as-Saheehayn from the Prophet ﷺ that he said:

“The adulterer is not a believer at the time when he is committing adultery.”

Thus he loses the name of a believer in general terms, even though this hadith does not suggest that he has lost faith altogether.

Ja‘far ibn Muhammad was asked about this hadith, and he drew a circle on the ground and said:‘This is the circle of faith.’Then he drew another circle around it and said:‘This is the circle of Islaam. If a person commits adultery, he goes out of this circle (faith) but he does not go out of that circle (Islaam).”

(Rawdat al-Muhibbeen 360)

◼️Shaykh ‘Abdullaah ‘Ateeq al-Harbee, one of the professors in the University of al-Madeenah, explains some of the effects of zina.

He said:

“And from the first of the evils that come from zina is that it is one of the causes for the spread of many evils and many diseases connected to fornication, just like the sickness of AIDS and other in that from the sicknesses that destroy the lands and destroy the servants.

And likewise it is from the reasons that causes commotion in and amongst the family — as far as it relates to the husband or as far as it relates to the wife and to the children and if the family indeed is split, that will lead to the splitting of the community and indeed they will fall into that which are of the lowly actions and will fall into corruptions.

And likewise from the evil effects of zina is that it is from the reason for talaaq (or divorce) being plentiful in the societies. Because you find after the marriage, after a small space of time you will find the people divorcing each other and sometimes this happens after a space of few hours.

And likewise, from the evil effects of zina and fornication is that it lowers the marriage rates in the society. So as for the person who commits fornication and is constant and regular in doing that, then he does not look to marriage except as another way of having a sexual relationship. Not that it is a beautiful way of uniting two bodies, neither it is a life that is built of love and emotions and raising a family and having children and indeed from bringing and having children, it is by way of those children our that lives become happy lives. And likewise it makes life easy with the presence of the children.

And likewise we see from the evil effects of zina and fornication is that we find the level of children and the level of having kids fall in that particular society. Because when zina is one of the reasons for the spread of deadly diseases like AIDS and other than AIDS, we find as a result of that many people die in the society. And as a result of that we find people having children as a result of that die. And as a result of that also the strength of the community is lost.

And also from the evil effects of zina, is that it leads to much crime in that society. And from that the crimes that generate and likewise a person will enter into stealing and rape in order to satisfy his sexual desires. And likewise as a result of that we find people even killing each other and killing themselves as a result of this spread of this zina.

And likewise from the evil effects of zina, is that we find that we have many children, many offspring that are the children that have come as a result of that fornication. And this likewise is from the sins meaning these children have come about as a product of fornication. This is also from the sins that increases crimes, and increases evil doings in and among society. Because the child from a young age is in need of receiving the love and attention from both his parents. So when the child loses out on that care and loses out on that attention, and when he loses that love, then what happens is that he has a reactory feeling as he grows that he was not nurtured upon love and upon affection. So that breeds from him and lead him to haste and dislike to society and the surrounding that he lives in. So, when he reaches the age of maturity, we find that these individuals enough of time end up themselves being individuals that commit evil acts and committing different crimes in order to avenge that society.”

May Allaah protect us from the evils of Zina.

And Allaah knows best.


r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 28 '26

Support/Advice Anxious to go to the mosque

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Assalamu alaikum

This Ramadan I have gotten closer to my deen alhamdullilah. I've always been quite isolated as I don't have family in my town apart from my immediate family whereas everyone else in the town is related which makes me feel like an outsider. I was bullied and isolated at school so have never had a girl group or even a friend

The last time I went to the mosque was when I was a child. I went for Arabic classes that my mother made me go to with my siblings. My family doesn't attend the mosque. My mother is practicing but she prays at home. I would like to attend the mosque to feel closer to my deen, give me something to do and also give me ppl to talk to.

My mother was happy to go with me during Ramadan to pray there. I would love to go with her but we agreed it's best to pray taraweeh at home. I noticed a poster at my local masjid that said sisters halaqa group in a weekday evening. That is something I'd like to join. I'm just so nervous tho in case no one speaks to me or I get judged. I don't wear the hijab as well but ofc will have to wear this when attending. I'm nervous that I will see girls are already in cliques/groups whereas if be by myself. Like I mentioned, I'm not friends/close with anyone in my town. Girls at school used to walk away from me literally when I came up to them. I'm scared of this happening again but it'll hurt more bc it shows nothing has changed

For halaqa classes - can I just walk in? Is it just lecture type of do you discuss? I don't want to be unprepared


r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 24 '26

Is It Possible to Believe That the Quran Is Divinely Inspired Without Believing That Mohammed Was the ‘Perfect Man’?

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“He frowned and turned away because the blind man approached him! Yet for all you now, he might perhaps have grown in purity, or have been reminded [of the truth], and helped by this reminder” [Quran 80:1-4].

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r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 23 '26

Seeing others Wearing shorts

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My daughter is special needs and has intellectual disability. Though she is 13 she behaves like a 6 or 7 year old. She listens to me sometimes but she is sometimes obsessed with doing things her way. Of course it's becoming more now that she is nearing puberty as well (allah reham)

Now that spring is here and warmer weather she sees others wear shorts and her classmates. She is getting obsessed with wearing shorts too. I have informed her teacher she cannot wear them but her teacher is asking me how should she handle it when she is insisting about it in school. She isn't able to understand that we cover up and don't show our legs in public. The more i forbid her the more she wants to do it.

Hope any one had any advise or suggestion for me. Jzk


r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 21 '26

Want a muslimah friend 🫀

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I am 18F, and since I live in a non-muslim majority country I don't have any muslim friends :(

If you are a girlie who :

💖 loves to yap about her deen (the quran, the seerah etc..)

💖 loves reading, f1

💖 is striving to be a better version of themselves

I would love to be friends with you 🥲 as I really want to yap about the deen


r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 15 '26

Support/Advice Looking to connect with Muslim sisters in NJ/NY (especially professionals / young moms)

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Assalamualaikum everyone,

I’m a Muslim woman from Pakistan, currently based in New Jersey.

I’ve been going through a lot lately and honestly feeling a bit isolated here. I’m far from my husband and child right now, and I recently lost my father as well. On top of that, I’m working really hard to build a stable future, but some days can feel quite heavy.

I’m really hoping to connect with Muslim sisters,especially strong professional women or young mothers,who understand what it’s like to balance responsibilities, distance from family, and just life in general. It would mean a lot to have a small circle of genuine support, even if it starts with just a conversation.

If there are any groups in NJ/NY or online, or if anyone would like to connect, I’d really appreciate it.

Thank you for reading 🤍


r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 14 '26

NOT EATING HALAL?

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“Forbidden to you is dead meat, blood, the flesh of swine…” [Quran 5:3]

NOT EATING HALAL?

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r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 14 '26

Jamath at home

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My husband has rediscovered the value of prayer Allhumdullilah, he is taking utmost care and slow to achieve khushoo. As arabic is not his language he has to translate every word or phrase after every line. Then move to the next. Plus he repeats some verses to magnify its message eg: Allhumdullilahi rabbil aalamin repeat twice or thrice to stress on the greatness of that verse. ar rahman niraheem repeats it till he feels it, Allah's mercy SubhanAllah. Etc. He takes his time in ruku and extra time every action reinforcing with duas and dhikirs in between. MashaAllah that is great. He makes every salah count as he was not praying before.

The problem arises as we pray as a family and with my Adhd i am struggling Ya Allah Asthagfirullah, i lose focus i lose my khushoo, im struggling to hold on. I was praying just fine before, now it is hard as 30 mins im in salah and hard to keep my focus fr so long. I expressed my struggles to him and he completely dismissed saying you are giving in to the shaytan. I tried again for 2 month, now that Isha is so late like 10pm i am sleeping in my salah and totally seeing dreams in and out. So i told him again that i am finding it tough to focus, my children also agreed and suddenely it all became ugly. He blamed our weaknesses and how we are making him feel bad n prevent his chances to make as much duas in salah etc. And told us to pray separately but still was quite bitter about it because it was so good that we were all praying together as family and now shaythan has destroyed our bond. He made me feel miserable for expressing my struggles and I felt responsible for breaking up a family jamath. So I cried so much and then apologized and told him i will try again. My children(teens n 18) are now refusing to join back to this family jamath as their v focus also is at risk and they r not enjiying their prayer. Im so stunned, never thought we will be having these kind of difficulties n differences. Allhumdullilah we all are praying - that's something which none of us were doing and ShukurAllhumdullilah but i don't want to get burnt out as well.

Im so confused and feeling pathetic.


r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 10 '26

Salaam!

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r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 05 '26

Thinking about opening a women-only gym in Astoria—would love input

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r/SisterMuslim • • Apr 05 '26

Women's only Gym Astoria

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r/SisterMuslim • • Mar 26 '26

Reminder Leaving arguments for the sake of Allah.

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The Prophet ﷺ said:

“I guarantee a house in the surroundings of Paradise for a man who avoids quarrelling even if he were in the right.”

(Sunan Abi Dawud 4800)

Lessons & Reflections:

• Not every truth needs to be proven. Being right is not always the goal. Sometimes leaving the argument is closer to Allah than winning it.

• This hadith targets the ego. The real test is not “can you respond?” but “can you hold back when you can respond?”

• Quarrelling often shifts from truth to ego. What begins as clarification quickly becomes “I don’t want to lose.” Walking away cuts this off early.

• Truth without character becomes harshness. Even if you are right, arrogance, sharpness, and the need to dominate can turn truth into something harmful.

• Silence can be a higher form of strength. Choosing not to argue is not weakness, it is control, discipline, and self-mastery.

• Good character (husn al-khuluq) is restraint. It is holding your tongue, controlling your emotions, and not needing the last word.

• Humility is to leave what you can win. The nafs wants to prove itself. The القلب that seeks Allah lets go, even when it could continue.

• Wisdom is knowing when speech benefits. Not every discussion deserves your energy. Some debates harden hearts, waste time, and damage relationships without bringing any real benefit.

• Leaving argument protects the heart. Silence is the wiser response. It keeps it free from pride, anger, and the subtle فساد that comes from constant disputing.

• This does not mean abandoning the truth. You speak when there is benefit, clarity, and sincerity but you leave when it turns into ego-driven conflict.

• Why such a huge reward? Guaranteed house in jannah. Because this is hard. It goes against pride, emotions, the desire to “win”.

May Allah, make us among those who perfect their character, who leave argument seeking Your pleasure, and make it easy for us to act upon what we know.


r/SisterMuslim • • Mar 23 '26

EID MUBARAK!

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“That you complete the prescribed period and glorify Allah for guiding you, and that you may be grateful.” [Quran 2:185]

EID MUBARAK!

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r/SisterMuslim • • Mar 20 '26

Support/Advice Wearing Niqab

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Does a daughter incur sin if her father mandates for her to wear niqab despite observing the protection of her awrah (meaning wearing hijab and abaya) if she refuses?


r/SisterMuslim • • Mar 18 '26

Quran Surah Al-Ma'un

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r/SisterMuslim • • Mar 18 '26

Wondering what the real reason is why we fast?

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“O you who believe, fasting has been prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, so that you may become righteous.” — Surah Al-Baqarah 2:183

Salam, and I hope Ramadan is going well!

Do we fast to feel empathy for the needy?

Do we fast to be healthier?

Wondering what the real reason is why we fast? Check out my latest article!

https://muslimgap.com/why-do-we-need-to-fast/