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Please elaborate your thoughts on this.

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you can try sleeping earlier

You absolutely can, but from my understanding you need to have a short sleep before you get up for tahajjud, the barakah is in the ✨forcing yourself out of your comfortable bed✨

@@aemeyra I believe tahajjud is only in the last third of the night isn't it ? Doing it before would become qiyamu layl I believe.

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She's literally fully covered what.

Ya but wrist kinda show but it's her hijab journey ​@@iluvkaulitz

yes sister, جزاك الله خىر for that reminder ❤️

You are correct sister. These things apply only for men before going to jummah. Women are best to pray at home.

@@Ra2_911 your statement makes muslim women sounds deprived. I think it is quite sad that ONLY men are supposed to freshen up, put nice clothes and smell nice on jummah. women is best to pray at home is correct, but we dont need to be shabby at home.

May Allah bless u ❤

جزاك الله خىر may Allah bless you ❤️

semoga Allah jadikan tahajjud perkara tidak asing bagi ummat Muhammad SAW 😊

Waalaikumsalam wr wb. I appreciate your advice and will look into it. May Allah guide us all.

That is not true. She isn’t even showing her face.. pls be real there are many ustadahs that post online. If it was not permissible, I would believe them first before you

@@amohamoud3992 The Prophet Muhammad ( sallAllahu ‘alayhi wa salam ) commanded his wife to veil herself even in the presence of a completely blind man. [Sunan Al Tirmidhi 2278] It's haram. Posting yourself, even if you're wearing the niqab or your face is covered is haram. It opens a door to fitnah. Also, when you wear the niqab, it means you don't want to be seen, so why post yourself? Same goes for the hijab. Allah says in the Qur'an: "O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies (i.e., screen themselves completely except the eyes or one eye to see the way). That will be better, that they should be known (as free respectable women) so as not to be annoyed. And Allah is Ever Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful" Qur'an 33:59 Allah says, "settle in your homes, and do not display yourselves as women did in the days of'pre-islamic' ignorance." - quran 33:33 does this only apply to the prophets wifes? NO outer coverings around them." - quran 33:59 ibn kathirs tafsir of the aya says: THESE ARE THE GOOD MANNERS WHICH ALLAH ENJOINED UPON THE WIVES OF THE PROPHET SO THAT THEY WOULD BE AN EXAMPLE FOR THE WOMEN OF THE UMMAH TO FOLLOW ALLAH SAID, ADDRESSING THE WIVES OF THE PROPHET THAT THEY SHOULD FEAR ALLAH AS HE COMMANDED THEM, AND THAT NO OTHER WOMAN IS LIKE THEM OR CAN BE THEIR EQUAL IN VIRTUE AND STATUS POSTING YOURSELF ONLINE DEFEATS THE PURPOSE OF THE HIJAB/NIQAB which is to not seek attention nor validation, but to conceal of adornments and in more simpler words to HIDE away from non mahrams to protect yourselves for the sake of allah swt so how can you think that posting yourself online where thousands of non mahrams can stare at you through a screen equal to hiding away from them? WOMEN APPEARING ON TV FOR DA'WAH "It is not permissible for a woman to appear on satellite TV channels as a daiyah, mufti or teacher. Rather she should restrict her da'wah activities to her fellow women at home or in a school or in the women's prayer space in the mosque." Shaykh *Abd Ar-Rahman Al-Barrak WOMEN APPEARING ON TV FOR DA'WAH It is not permissible for a woman to appear on TV, even if she is wearing hijab, in the name of dawah and giving fatwas, because innumerable men will listen to her even if she only appears on the channel on the basis of teaching women. Moreover, there is no need for her to undertake darwah and issue fatwas via TV channels. The basic principle is that that is to be done by men, and men are more suited to that. Throughout Ilamic history men have been the ones to teach, call people to klam and issue fatwas in the mosques and so on. They are the khateebs and imams. It is not permissible for women to do any of these things unless it is among other women." - Shaykh - Abd Ar-Rahman Al-Barrak - WOMEN APPEARING BEFORE NON-MAHRAM MEN UNNECESSARILY "All of a woman is 'awrah in front of non-mahram men, and it is not permissible for her to appear before men even if she is covered, if there is the fear of fitnah (temptation) because of looking at her and seeing how tall she is and how she walks." • Shaykh Abdullah Ibn libreen about islam, what makes you think they can post unnecessary pictures/videos of themselves? or you could be affected by evil eye just by someone seeing you the messenger of Allah (SAW) said: "the evil eye is real." - sunan Ibn Majah 3507 al-ayn (evil eye) is to look at something with admiration whilst feeling jealousy and envy or even jist admiration alone, this causes harm to the one being looked at. ibn al-qayym said, "it is like an arrow which leaves the heart of the envious towards the one being envied sometimes it will hit its target and sometimes it will miss if witt strike him houterny tod himotec shells and armour which has no gaps, it will not affect him it is similar to a real arrow for one is from the soul and heart whilst the other is from the body and limbs." signs of evil eye include, LAZINESS, CONSTANT YAWNING, FALLING OF HAIRS, ALWAYS FEELING ANGRY, CRYING FOR NO REASON, EXTREME HEADACHE, FEELING TIREDNESS, FEVER, SUDDEN LOSS ECT.