Its so nice and i feel broke my heary cos i just relate on it ...im born in muslim family but i cant consider my self as a good muslim...may Allah forgive and guide me..
Ameen. Dear sister in Islam, our responsibility is to persistently strive to become better than who we were yesterday. Once you keep trying and trying and improving, you'll look back at yourself yesterday and realise how weak you were. This will keep going on. Each day you improve, you'll still feel like you're not a good muslim because of your past sins and your present sins. But remember, our Lord does NOT expect perfection from us. He just wants us to put in every bit of effort we possibly can. And if you still end up repeating the same sin after that, get up and try again. But this time, only harder. Just keep trying and keep giving it a 100% because that's what Allah wants us to do. Lastly, one of the type of people He loves is the tawwabeen:') And our prophet, may peace & blessings of Allah be upon Him, said that all of the son of Adam are sinners but the best of the sinners are those who repent. We ALL sin and we ALL end up REPEATING some sins no matter how many times we repent and tried harder. But if Allah wouldn't forgive each time, no human would have been able to enter Jannah.
May Allah make it easy for our youth, they are going through so much. There is a lot of pressure on them from everyone and trying to please everyone can be exhausting. I pray that they find someone to talk to...I know some will never dream to talk to their parents because they feel they’ll be a disappointment to them, but you’ll be amazed. I can’t speak for all parents but I know they only want what’s best for their children...so will try their best to help them. It is also upon the parents to allow open conversations, without judgment. Be a source of comfort for them. Be a haven for them. Show them kindness. Remind them of Allah’s immense love for them, which if far greater than a mother’s. It may be that they’re passing through this in order to be better individuals. It may be an even greater test for the parents, will you “hold their hand” at this crucial time? May Allah protect them all with an all round protection, from everything that is harmful in anyway...and guide them with an all round guidance to all that is good. May Allah guide us all to what is beloved to Him. Allahumma āmeen
from djibouti i wanna tell just one thing if your connection cut off your life will be useless and hereafter you will be loser so keep on linking your allah . things that you are gonna to execute you have to related him and then you will be success that is my tips
Liked and subbed immediately! What a powerful clip. I don´t mean to sound shallow, please, but I just want to add: How gorgeous is the black sister with the black hijaab mash´Allah! I look at her (and many) and think "How can someone call black people ugly?" I´m of Pakistani/Afghan background and sadly, our people are obsessed with light skin (colonisation effects) and so are the majority of Muslim communities. I mean, even black people themselves discriminate each other. And it´s tragic! Tragic because we are essentially calling Allah´s creation, His creativity "ugly". I understand preference, but when the entire world is brainwashed for centuries to try and look Caucasian, perhaps what we think of as "our" preference is highly influenced by the movie, music, fashion..and astaghfarullah...even porn industry. I see SO MANY Muslim men chasing white ladies of questionable character here in the West. Shunning incredibly educated, loyal, full of hayaa Muslim women. Of course, these men themselves have a highly questionable character and I guess I should be happy that Allah has made them chase others and not us. I just feel sad when I see that even religous, practising brothers prefer them over us. We don´t have a choice but to marry Muslim men, and it seems Muslim men prefer anything but dignified Muslim women. We are ignored on the basis of age, of too much education and even face or size. While Caucasian women are desired DESPITE heavy experience, high age, little education, size etc. I laugh at racist right-wingers claiming that Muslims have a plan to "take their women" when in fact, Muslim men doing so are essentially ruining the very structure of the Muslim family and community. I don´t believe the people saying that we Muslim women look for money. I know of NO such sister. In fact, many are scared of rich people and think of them as entitled brats whose focus will be away from Allah and on worldly material things. I know of sisters with PhDs who were ready to marry a bus driver, as long as he had integrity, good clean character and no stone-age mentality. One who follows the rules that he expects his wife to follow. Anyway, who cares...I´m probably just noise. Accused to be a feminist when I don´t even know the A,B,C of it. Incredible that women asking for basic Islamic rights are labelled as feminists. To all my dear dear sisters out there. Please hang on, trust Allah and don´t you ever think that you don´t deserve better than what is sadly seen as the only option for us (arranged, forced or depressing options). Even if you go through life alone, believe me, it´s better than ending up with someone who just got you too easy and doesn´t know your worth. Muslimahs, you are the diamond ladies of this world and the next. As well as our Christian and Jewish sisters who are dedicated to God. May Allah fulfil all your honourable dreams and wishes. We live in a man´s world but the men have forgotten that Allah is the true master of all worlds and will question each and everyone. Us women too. Please talk to Allah as if He was right in front of you. Talk to him in sujood/sajjda. Don´t ever let people convince you that you´re not worth more. Allah has honoured us, He has made us Muslims. There is no greater honour, other than returning to Him as a truly good Muslim. I see you sisters...and each time I pray for you in my heart, seeing you in hijaab in such hot weather, enduring mean looks from non-Muslims and totally destructive, hateful comments by Muslim "brothers" who will never understand the weight of looking like a Muslim in Western society. They don´t know what it´s like carrying the hijaab, but they sure have a thousand opinions of how WE should be and dress. They just run around in jeans, t-shirt and get oogled at by desperate Caucasian women who are looking for brown, circumcised, sexually aggresive guys. (sorry for the crudeness but I´m angry). It is hard times, when the hate comes from both within and outside. Unfortunately, not even our families want us...they just want sons. But Allah sees us and he knows how much we do to keep the good reputation of our families, how much we take care of our parents while the sons are "busy" (they neither study, nor get jobs like us nor care of the family´s honour). Yet they are desired, they are longed for and loved indifferent of their absence and lack of responsibilty. I´m waiting for the day when Allah Himself will speak up, and neither my voice nor the men´s will matter. Haqq will be spoken. I will wait for justice for the mothers who were abandoned, and the children who grew up without fathers. Men will finally be held responsible and no amount of molly-cuddling by parents or mistranslating the Quraan will save them.
@@hka-o8v Wa aleikum assalaam,sister! Things were really good back then, as well as now, alhamdulillah. Just needed to get that out there, because Muslim sisters are generally very silent about matters, and just trying to navigate the whole space. In four years, we´ve now reached the point where Red Pill has infiltrated our Muslim brothers´minds. So, I´m good, alhamdulillah. Not sure about the brothers though...they seem to be in a crisis, but looking at anything else but themselves.
Why i feel the same,And actually i almost give up all,i nvr pray 5 times a day and i just pray jummah,but i dont know i still confused what should i do..i just depressed of my life now
I guess that's because he lost his connection with Allah! or maybe he also has a bad past that makes him to feel that his prayers are useless so he started to avoid that Imam cause he thinks that he would get disappointed on him.
In United States or Britain who born here these children are not pure than our Muslim country children .....( I comment here cause I have seen all kind of children in ENGLISH country )
asalaamu alaykum warahmatulllahi wabarakaatuh I think we should make videos about our strengths not weaknesses. Sorry but this video is a thumbs down for me.
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We look muslim from outside
From inside Allah knows us better
Its so nice and i feel broke my heary cos i just relate on it ...im born in muslim family but i cant consider my self as a good muslim...may Allah forgive and guide me..
Good and bad Muslims aren't a thing if you say you're Muslim you're one
Ameen.
Dear sister in Islam, our responsibility is to persistently strive to become better than who we were yesterday. Once you keep trying and trying and improving, you'll look back at yourself yesterday and realise how weak you were. This will keep going on. Each day you improve, you'll still feel like you're not a good muslim because of your past sins and your present sins. But remember, our Lord does NOT expect perfection from us. He just wants us to put in every bit of effort we possibly can. And if you still end up repeating the same sin after that, get up and try again. But this time, only harder.
Just keep trying and keep giving it a 100% because that's what Allah wants us to do.
Lastly, one of the type of people He loves is the tawwabeen:') And our prophet, may peace & blessings of Allah be upon Him, said that all of the son of Adam are sinners but the best of the sinners are those who repent.
We ALL sin and we ALL end up REPEATING some sins no matter how many times we repent and tried harder. But if Allah wouldn't forgive each time, no human would have been able to enter Jannah.
ameen
Ameen yaa Allah
Ameen
May Allah make it easy for our youth, they are going through so much. There is a lot of pressure on them from everyone and trying to please everyone can be exhausting. I pray that they find someone to talk to...I know some will never dream to talk to their parents because they feel they’ll be a disappointment to them, but you’ll be amazed. I can’t speak for all parents but I know they only want what’s best for their children...so will try their best to help them. It is also upon the parents to allow open conversations, without judgment. Be a source of comfort for them. Be a haven for them. Show them kindness. Remind them of Allah’s immense love for them, which if far greater than a mother’s. It may be that they’re passing through this in order to be better individuals. It may be an even greater test for the parents, will you “hold their hand” at this crucial time? May Allah protect them all with an all round protection, from everything that is harmful in anyway...and guide them with an all round guidance to all that is good. May Allah guide us all to what is beloved to Him. Allahumma āmeen
May Almighty guard us the youth against the evils of shaythan
I'm a Muslim women. And I'm very greatful for allah. Because allah make me Muslim. I like hijab and I take it. Allah allows me
jazaakAllah for this it was absolutely beautiful. this is something I can relate to so much so thank u once again. may Allah reward u guys immensely ♡
*THIS WAS SO BEAUTIFUL*
ThisIsNajma g Girl you dont know how meny times i have seen you, are you my unknown best friend at the other side of the world🤔😂😂?
Sofia Hautamäki LMAOOO THANKS😍😍😍
this is so relateble........
and the reality of us even if we donot admit it
jazak allahu khaira for such a good video,it was so so nice to see such a beautiful video.
Masha’Allah beautiful love it. Keep making those short video.
I am not a believer, but the poetry of the transcript is beautiful.
beautiful video
maa shaa Allah Tabarakallah
love it mashaAllah!!!
mashaAllah cool story, cinematography and production! 😍 barakallah from Indonesia ❤️ i wish i can make short films about islam too
That's beautiful and moving!!
This had me in tears. It hit so close to home for me.
Masha Allah bless all of us
that was beautiful indeed.
from djibouti i wanna tell just one thing if your connection cut off your life will be useless and hereafter you will be loser so keep on linking your allah . things that you are gonna to execute you have to related him and then you will be success that is my tips
It's so beautiful
Definitely it's good
Beautiful😢
Liked and subbed immediately! What a powerful clip. I don´t mean to sound shallow, please, but I just want to add: How gorgeous is the black sister with the black hijaab mash´Allah! I look at her (and many) and think "How can someone call black people ugly?" I´m of Pakistani/Afghan background and sadly, our people are obsessed with light skin (colonisation effects) and so are the majority of Muslim communities. I mean, even black people themselves discriminate each other. And it´s tragic! Tragic because we are essentially calling Allah´s creation, His creativity "ugly". I understand preference, but when the entire world is brainwashed for centuries to try and look Caucasian, perhaps what we think of as "our" preference is highly influenced by the movie, music, fashion..and astaghfarullah...even porn industry. I see SO MANY Muslim men chasing white ladies of questionable character here in the West. Shunning incredibly educated, loyal, full of hayaa Muslim women. Of course, these men themselves have a highly questionable character and I guess I should be happy that Allah has made them chase others and not us. I just feel sad when I see that even religous, practising brothers prefer them over us. We don´t have a choice but to marry Muslim men, and it seems Muslim men prefer anything but dignified Muslim women. We are ignored on the basis of age, of too much education and even face or size. While Caucasian women are desired DESPITE heavy experience, high age, little education, size etc. I laugh at racist right-wingers claiming that Muslims have a plan to "take their women" when in fact, Muslim men doing so are essentially ruining the very structure of the Muslim family and community.
I don´t believe the people saying that we Muslim women look for money. I know of NO such sister. In fact, many are scared of rich people and think of them as entitled brats whose focus will be away from Allah and on worldly material things. I know of sisters with PhDs who were ready to marry a bus driver, as long as he had integrity, good clean character and no stone-age mentality. One who follows the rules that he expects his wife to follow. Anyway, who cares...I´m probably just noise. Accused to be a feminist when I don´t even know the A,B,C of it. Incredible that women asking for basic Islamic rights are labelled as feminists.
To all my dear dear sisters out there. Please hang on, trust Allah and don´t you ever think that you don´t deserve better than what is sadly seen as the only option for us (arranged, forced or depressing options). Even if you go through life alone, believe me, it´s better than ending up with someone who just got you too easy and doesn´t know your worth. Muslimahs, you are the diamond ladies of this world and the next. As well as our Christian and Jewish sisters who are dedicated to God. May Allah fulfil all your honourable dreams and wishes. We live in a man´s world but the men have forgotten that Allah is the true master of all worlds and will question each and everyone. Us women too. Please talk to Allah as if He was right in front of you. Talk to him in sujood/sajjda. Don´t ever let people convince you that
you´re not worth more. Allah has honoured us, He has made us Muslims. There is no greater honour, other than returning to Him as a truly good Muslim. I see you sisters...and each time I pray for you in my heart, seeing you in hijaab in such hot weather, enduring mean looks from non-Muslims and totally destructive, hateful comments by Muslim "brothers" who will never understand the weight of looking like a Muslim in Western society. They don´t know what it´s like carrying the hijaab, but they sure have a thousand opinions of how WE should be and dress. They just run around in jeans, t-shirt and get oogled at by desperate Caucasian women who are looking for brown, circumcised, sexually aggresive guys. (sorry for the crudeness but I´m angry).
It is hard times, when the hate comes from both within and outside. Unfortunately, not even our families want us...they just want sons. But Allah sees us and he knows how much we do to keep the good reputation of our families, how much we take care of our parents while the sons are "busy" (they neither study, nor get jobs like us nor care of the family´s honour). Yet they are desired, they are longed for and loved indifferent of their absence and lack of responsibilty. I´m waiting for the day when Allah Himself will speak up, and neither my voice nor the men´s will matter. Haqq will be spoken. I will wait for justice for the mothers who were abandoned, and the children who grew up without fathers. Men will finally be held responsible and no amount of molly-cuddling by parents or mistranslating the Quraan will save them.
Assalam u alaykum sister. Its been 4 years since your comment but i hope things have gotten better for you since then.
@@hka-o8v Wa aleikum assalaam,sister! Things were really good back then, as well as now, alhamdulillah. Just needed to get that out there, because Muslim sisters are generally very silent about matters, and just trying to navigate the whole space. In four years, we´ve now reached the point where Red Pill has infiltrated our Muslim brothers´minds. So, I´m good, alhamdulillah. Not sure about the brothers though...they seem to be in a crisis, but looking at anything else but themselves.
❤@@Khwaab
To the last it was sad 😔
Why i feel the same,And actually i almost give up all,i nvr pray 5 times a day and i just pray jummah,but i dont know i still confused what should i do..i just depressed of my life now
may Allah make it easier on u. try to surround urself with good muslims, pray even if u don't feel that connection straight away
May Allah protect us
Shukran
that was touching
❤️❤️❤️
We need support groups for muslim youth world wide , like someone please organize an international MA muslims anonymous
What was the problem with the guy who was reciting quran? Why was he sad?
Tyler Ralph maybe he felt the same way as the muslimah in the library.
I guess that's because he lost his connection with Allah! or maybe he also has a bad past that makes him to feel that his prayers are useless so he started to avoid that Imam cause he thinks that he would get disappointed on him.
@@Jojixlight he probably was depressed but society tells us people to not cry not miss work etc just tough it out and put on a happy face
This video is so sad😭😭😭😭❤️
Somali girl muslim i see in the vidio masha llh
Wan islahaa runtii
🌈❤️💕
I know almost everyone in this film and now I’m mad that they never included me in it 😤
But u don't know why so don't be over confidential in ur self
In United States or Britain who born here these children are not pure than our Muslim country children .....( I comment here cause I have seen all kind of children in ENGLISH country )
not all of about less than 5 or 3 % Okay.
Abdul Muqit what u mean by not pure
Just because we are born in a western country doesn't mean we don't know our boundaries.
a Muslim is a muslim regardless of where your born
Please u are judging and u remove your comment it is dividing people
Salaam, please don't use music in your videos.
Hii everyone
Wanna know what happens to a Muslim lady who have lost her virginity before she got married..a friend needs closure
asalaamu alaykum warahmatulllahi wabarakaatuh I think we should make videos about our strengths not weaknesses. Sorry but this video is a thumbs down for me.
So what Muslims struggling with depression should just be happy