Bismillāhir-Raḥmānir-Raḥīm As-salāmu ʿalaykum wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh, My dear brothers and sisters in Islam, My name is Osmaan Mooraby, a humble servant of Allah ﷻ striving to walk upon the path of the pious, inspired by the timeless wisdom of the great scholars who taught love, humility, and remembrance of our Beloved Prophet Muhammad Sallalahualayhiwasalam Alḥamdulillāh, I’ve been blessed with the opportunity to share the beauty and depth of Islām through my YouTube channel: 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/@FascinatingIslam/shorts On this channel, you will find videos designed to nurture your soul, revive your heart, and bring you closer to Allah ﷻ If your heart yearns for truth, beauty, and divine love then this space was made for you. I invite you to subscribe, support, and grow with us on this journey to Allah ﷻ. Wa mā tawfīqī illā billāh. May Allah keep us sincere and steadfast. Was-salāmu ʿalaykum wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh. — Osmaan Mooraby 🌿

#Palestine #Ummah #Politics #GeoPolitics #Geo_Politics #Business #SupplyAndDemand #Supply_And_Demand #Lifestyle #Morals #Values #Principles #Habits #Character I should find that post someone showed me of someone who had "Free Palestine" on their car, parked in the parking lot of the Clown's fast food resturant..... It can be assumed that the person went in to that restaurant or they're simply using the parking lot. It could also be that the one who took the picture witnessed the driver and passengers go in, so made the post to raise awareness. But here's what we are not talking about, or not talking about enough. For these business to loose money isn't that big of a deal. Not that much, not when the fat cats are getting their bonuses come what may. The past has shown that it could be an issue lasting for a few weeks or a few months. Then it can all be made up for. Why? Because they know after a while things will eventually go back to "normal". Because they are dealing with creatures of habit, especially ones who seek conveniences. Because we as generations living in the current times are less used to dealing with putting off that treat at the end of the week. We are now creatures of instant gratification. Can we really hold out for months, especially years? What to do when our computers reach the end and need replacing? Our whole lifestyle is heavily dependent on technology. Produced by the very ones who we have been demonstrating against. More than that, how many of us are still working for these businesses? How many of us have not quit? Coz "bills" and, worse still, "lifestyle"? This is a perfect opportunity to permanently divert people away from such business that people are avoiding to support 🍉 by creating our own. Are we going to fill in the gap of the demands? Or are we once again going to take very slow steps or even let the opportunities slip from out fingers? https://youtube.com/shorts/_3zZwlm-ufw?si=Ew6s9G0rnevr6myX

#Palestine #Falasteen #Ireland #Irish #Geo_Politics #GeoPolitics #Conflict #Support Its a bit scary just how accurate this is. https://youtube.com/shorts/Uu1G34naukA?si=WVq_N_NstQZU0Kgj

May we bravely open our support, hearts, wallets and raise our voices to those who need and deserve our endless support, be it #Palestine, #Kashmir, #Yemen, #Uyghar and many, many more. May we never lose sight of giving them our backing.

#Disability #Gaza #Falasteen #Palestine #Support Released On: 29 May 2024 Available for over a year We hear what it’s like to live with a disability in a war zone. Boshra is an 18-year-old woman who lives in Gaza and has muscular dystrophy. She and Oleksii, a man with a learning disability from Ukraine, share their experiences with presenter Emma Tracey. Emma also speaks to George Graham, CEO of Humanity and Inclusion, a charity which supports disabled people living in conflict areas. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0j0z68g

Assalamu Alaikum! As Ramadan comes to an end, let us take a moment to reflect on the blessings and spiritual growth we have experienced during this holy month. It is important to remember that the acts of worship and devotion we have engaged in, such as fasting, reading the Quran, and performing dhikr, should not be limited to Ramadan alone. Let us continue to engage in these acts of worship even after Ramadan, for they provide us with immense spiritual benefits and serve as a means of drawing closer to Allah. Additionally, let us not forget our brothers and sisters in need around the world. Ramadan teaches us the importance of charity and compassion, so let us continue to support and remember them in our prayers and actions. May Allah accept our deeds and grant us the strength and guidance to continue practicing Islam with sincerity and devotion throughout the year. If you have any further questions or need assistance with anything else, please feel free to ask. JazakAllah Khairan!