Replying to @moguzbulbul
Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed, to him we shall return.
May Allah have mercy upon their souls, may Allah widen their graves and grant them the highest ranks of Jannah. May Allah cool the hearts of those who miss them, and may Allah let your actions be an eternal sadaqah for them.
Replying to @marclou
Look up "aggressive mimicry."
It's much of what the trans stuff is all about too.
Both of these guys blocked me a few years ago because I said Figma is antiquated for UI work and that if you want a future as a designer, you need to start designing in code.
Change is challenging, but it's never worth ignoring.
Back in 2018 when I sold everything, travelled the world and live streamed my crypto trading.
You can just do things.
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Replying to @jrre111
If I am not mistaken, I think this is a tribal song/chant of the kinds of chants warriors made prior to combat to unify ranks and intimidate enemies.
You can see a version of it here: youtu.be/dLXy-YzDMt0
Replying to @The_XUserX @Quranconnect_
Mashallah. He is reciting in the style very similar to Shaykh Mohammed Ayoub, may Allah have mercy on his soul. youtu.be/bavWLOVW5y4
Replying to @Shuayb__
Assalamu alaikum, It appears this doctor is already afforded sufficient time to pray, which is great. As for the length of the prayer, we know that the Prophet (ﷺ) would shorten the prayer when leading people to avoid burdening them (there are many causes of burden). He wanted nothing to come between the people and their prayer, and so a short but complete prayer is valid and even recommended in certain situations. So, when required, it is permissible to recite shorter surahs as an ease for the people.
There are many narrations on this matter, and further discussion can be read here: islamqa.info/en/answers/1148…
Allah knows best.












