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faithhumanity
faithhumanity :
Man made so many things up against women, unbelievable, they even made it up that Eve ( Hawa ) was the reason that Adam ate the forbidden fruit , while Quran mentioned that they BOTH did wrong
2026-07-23 07:55:56
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pakeezah99
Pakeeza99 :
All these things come from the ignorance of cultures.
2026-07-14 16:59:48
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pastelparadise33
PastelParadise :
Love you videos ❤️❤️❤️I am currently going through my deconstruction of Islam - so I wondered - if I don’t follow Hadith, why should I pray five times a day? Why not two/three like mentioned in the Quran? If prayer is what is most important - why isn’t the 5 times mentioned in the Quran?
2026-07-19 20:24:55
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kawog
كوثر | Kawtar :
HA HA HA never.
2026-08-06 12:16:00
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amalnaelya
Amal Naelya :
We only obey Allah out here ❤️❤️
2026-07-08 11:41:37
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imkarolinaluna
karolina luna 🌩️ :
I am a revert. And I met someone and he said, that after marriage I have to obey him. I told him, he should accept me as I am and I don’t want marry someone that would crashout on me when I apply mascara or a lipstick or I just do my hair pretty and won’t forbid me leaving the house before 19‘clock like a pet. And he said, that he is the type of man that I need to ask for permission to do things and if he says no I won’t get sassy and that’s a good Muslim woman obeying the husband.. but that sounds a little crazy to me…
2026-08-21 13:10:41
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richard.kimble77
Richard Kimble :
All of the above including inferiority complex towards women
2026-08-27 12:52:46
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user80332747038177
Kallepdal :
🙏
2026-07-24 21:03:22
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ukzdigital
UKzDigital :
In my opinion, one of the quickest ways to get a sense of a man’s true character—without wasting years of time and effort—is to watch what comes out of his mouth and, even more importantly, how he responds when challenged. I would put it into three broad categories: Nafs al-Ammārah (النّفْسُالْأَمّارَةُ) If you consistently see ego, the need to control, entitlement, greed, manipulation, contempt for others, discrimination, or an inability to accept being wrong—run. Don’t waste your time trying to reform someone who sees no need for self-reform. Nafs al-Lawwāmah (النّفْسُاللّوّامَةُ) Here you may see humility, moderation, the ability to listen, consideration for others, and—most importantly—the capacity to question and correct oneself. He may make mistakes, but he can recognize them and grow from them. This is where it may be worth investing your time and effort. Watch whether his actions actually follow his words. Nafs al-Muṭmaʾinnah (النّفْسُالْمُطْمَئِنّةُ) If you encounter someone whose character reflects genuine inner peace—without arrogance, domination, greed, or the constant need to prove himself; someone grounded, just, compassionate, and at peace with truth—you are blessed. Of course, no human being fits perfectly into a box. The real test is not whether someone ever displays weakness or ego, but what he does when he sees it in himself. Basically: anything genuinely above the Nafs al-Ammārah is worth observing carefully. The difference is whether a person is ruled by his impulses, struggles honestly against them, or has reached a deeper state of inner peace.
2026-08-28 08:02:09
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