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rose1water · 1 year
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لا تدخلون الجنّة حتى تؤمنوا و لاتؤمنون حتى تحابوا
You will not enter Paradise until you believe, and you will not believe until you love one another.
— Holy Prophet ﷺ, Mustadrak al-Wasa'il, vol. 12, p. 222
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shiaislaminpictures · 5 months
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maigetheplatypus57 · 12 days
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I WAS JOKING???
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atiredmuslimah · 28 days
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اللْهُمَّ إِنَّكَ عَفُوٌّ تُحِبُّ الْعَفْوَ فَاعْفُ عَنِّي
allahumma innaka afuwwun tuhibbul afwa fa'fu anni
"O Allah, Indeed You are Forgiving and love forgiveness, so forgive me”
the best dua to recite in the last 10 days of ramadan. may allah accept our repentance.
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lesbaurinkos · 10 months
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i do not “watch” riverdale. riverdale is not a show that you “watch.” riverdale is something you witness. akin to the divine. every week roberto aguirre-sacasa himself has allowed us to witness some kind of unhinged godly message beamed down directly from the heavens to our televisions and it is only the brave and devoted few who stand witness to the history unfolding before our eyes. the holy truths of the universe (homosexuality) being written before us
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p4nishers · 4 months
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thinking about the relationship between mightily oats' "the worthwhile [words] don't burn" and constable dorfl's "the words in the heart cannot be taken"
#especially the journey both of them had to go through to get to the point of saying that. like the whole of carpe jugulum oats was so TORN#and before that too about what words could you believe and who could you really trust on their word about om and the prophets and he went#out of his way to look up records disproving what the book of om said bc he KNEW nothing they said could be believed and just all the pain#and all that doubt he went thru and the part where he questioned om's 'infinite compassion' as he prayed bc really what compassion?#how many people prayed at the stake just like he was doing in that moment? how many people had to live with the silence of their god just#like he did? but still when his book of om – that he clung to the whole book for reassurance – burned he said the worthily words don't burn#the worthily words are in the heart and in the mind and not feed into his mouth by old man who just#made things up to justify their actions. he had all the words he needded the whole time and holiness was always all around him. he just had#to look#and dorfl being created with words in his head that dictated his every move . words that chained him. then he and the other golems created#'king' for themselves in the hope he'd lead them to freedom but they put too many words in his head and he failed and carrot gave dorfl his#own freedom and his own words and that lead to dorfl destroying his well child basically and destroying himself in the process but the word#in his heart his OWN words remained and they were able to rebuilt him and vimes give him a voice and his words and belief remained in him b#they were always his#god. sorry for the ramble im severally unwell about them#mightily oats#constable dorfl#carpe jugulum#feet of clay#gnu terry pratchett#discworld
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propheticeve · 6 months
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"Holiness Hoodoo: Rediscovering Ancestral Roots Without Jesus"
The term "Holiness Hoodoo" may leave some people puzzled, so allow me to clarify its meaning. In my view, Holiness Hoodoo represents a return to the traditional practices of my ancestral lineage, a way to decipher who I am and what my purpose entails. Many of our forebears were devout Christians, and this undeniable fact forms the backdrop of my spiritual journey. Despite the complex relationship that many Black Americans have with the Bible due to the scars of slavery, it's essential to remember that it wasn't the Bible itself that caused harm, but the people wielding it as a tool of oppression.
As I delved deeper into the realms of ancestral magic, I began to notice striking parallels with church practices. To some, I seemed too "churchy" for hoodoo, and to others, too "hoodoo" for the church—there appeared to be no middle ground. However, I've come to understand that my connection to my ancestors is the cornerstone of my spiritual practice. I've realized that perhaps the reason some individuals struggle to communicate with their spirits is that they try to venerate them through African traditions, tarot, or other methods their ancestors might not recognize.
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The Bible, as a potent tool in hoodoo, is not revered because we live by its teachings but because it contains powerful scriptures. My mother, for instance, believed in Jesus, yet she was a practitioner of hoodoo—a tongue-speaking, spirit-conjuring woman. Her approach, which I now embrace, is what I refer to as "Holiness Hoodoo."
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So, what does Holiness Hoodoo look like for me?
1. Setting the Atmosphere:
I play inspirational or gospel music that resonates with my specific needs, allowing it to fill my home as I clean, pray, or perform spiritual work. Gospel music serves as a direct conduit to my ancestral spirits, and sometimes, when I hear a song I haven't listened to in a while, an ancestor's presence is assured.
2. Keeping a Bible on the Altar:
While I don't read the Bible frequently, I keep it open to the Psalms as an offering to my spirits. The Bible also serves as a powerful tool of protection, and specific verses and pages can function as talismans and petitions.
3. Baptisms:
Baptism, in my lineage, is a ritual practice to wash ourselves of sins and start anew. It's not just for babies; it can also cleanse generational curses and traumas passed down from parents.
4. Shouting:
Listening to gospel music, I engage in the practice of shouting, a form of ecstatic dance that connects me with my spirits. This practice fills me with light and often results in downloads of ancestral wisdom.
5. Laying of Hands:
I perform the laying of hands, a practice I'll discuss in more detail in the future. It's distinct from Reiki and is a significant part of my spiritual tradition.
6. Fasting:
Fasting is a part of my spiritual practice, serving as a means of both elevating my spiritual consciousness and cleansing my body. I firmly believe that one's health plays a pivotal role in their spiritual journey.
Holiness Hoodoo is about preserving the traditions of our ancestors and finding connections with them. It doesn't rely on dogma or strict religious doctrine; instead, it is a pathway to tap into the wisdom and spirituality that has been passed down through generations. In this practice, there is no room for being "too churchy" or "too hoodoo"—it's about embracing the rich tapestry of our heritage and harnessing it for a profound and authentic spiritual experience.
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adrianprimes · 11 months
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‘’Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's. clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves’‘ matthew 7:15
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bitedownme · 4 months
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rose1water · 1 month
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“Seize the opportunity to supplicate during tenderness of the heart, for verily it is a gift and a mercy.”
— Holy Prophet (s)
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draree · 25 days
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People have gone through miserable times across the history of Mankind just for standing firm upon Islamic principles of Tawheed and justice! Even the people of highest character and piety i.e. the Prophets, themselves went through such scenarios. Some incidents have been covered in the Islamic tradition in order to inculcate among the Muslim masses the concept of trial, test, affliction and tribulation! And through this one becomes spiritually oriented with the difficult times one is going to have in this life!
Allah Azawajal says, "And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient."
Surah Baqarah V. 155
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babyspacebatclone · 2 months
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I re-read some of my old AO3 Entrapdak fics for the first time in a while.
How the boiling stars did I forget I created a canon-compliant timeline where Entrapta and Hordak become the central figures of a religion for a not-statistically-insignificant percentage of the former Prime Empire??????
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Quoting a later prequelish fic:
Entrapta: “Yeah. I mean, I do get worshipping She Ra as a divine force for the destruction of Prime, and Adora kinda has to deal with being part of She Ra. And I don’t mind the ones that say I’m a saint, they’re generally pretty cool actually and really into science. But the ones that want to worship Hordak...”
Mermista: “There are people who want to worship Hordak?”
Entrapta: “The entire ‘Killing Prime’ thing. Yeah, it didn’t stick, but they don’t seem to care.” Entrapta shrugged. “He can’t stand them. At all.”
Mermista: “Ah?”
Entrapta: “Yeah, we really need to get some rituals in place before we let any more into Dryl.”
Mermista: “Rituals??”
Entrapta: “Like ‘Don’t touch the saint. Ever. It’s not a blessing. Do not touch the Hordak. Please.’”
Mermista: “Ah, yes, well, I can see that...”
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svbr-serah · 2 years
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تحزن على شيء فقدته .. فربما لو ملكته لكان الحزن أكبر
Grieve not upon what you have lost
perhaps your grievance would be greater, if you had attained it.
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atiredmuslimah · 23 days
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Mālik رحمه الله related that he had heard a person he trusted from the people of knowledge say:
“Indeed, the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ was shown the lifespans of the people before him or as Allāh willed in that regard. So it was as if he felt that the lifespans of his Ummah were shortened, that they would not reach the level of deeds of those before them due to the length of life.
Therefore, Allah gave him the Night of Decree, which is better than a thousand months.”
[Muwatta: 1145]
- gems from the salaf on telegram.
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fluffy-appa · 3 months
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Advices to those striving to learn the Quran:
⁃ Be consistent and determined.
⁃ Put in effort and dedication.
⁃ Set yourself goals and weekly/monthly targets.
⁃ Have a schedule.
⁃ Prioritise your time.
⁃ Be sincere.
⁃ Have a specific time everyday for the Quran.
⁃ Have a teacher.
⁃ Have good companions, and compete with each other in goodness.
⁃ Always make dua to Allah.
⁃ Learn the meanings whilst you memorise.
⁃ Have discipline and only reward yourself once you have completed your daily portion of Quran.
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cavalierzee · 11 days
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We Are PeaceMakers
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Have no doubt who will ultimately win. It’s only a matter of time.
It has been foretold in the Holy Quran over 1400 years ago.
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