AlMaghrib London - Qabeelat AlShams

It begins tomorrow!

The wait is finally over.

In just ONE day, Shaykh .basyouni takes the stage for a weekend that’s about to reignite your heart, elevate your du’a, and show you how to stay connected to Allah - anytime, anywhere.

This is your chance to experience 24/7: Fiqh of Du’a & Dhikr - a full weekend of powerful knowledge, real-life application, and spiritual growth.

This is the moment. Don’t miss it.

🗓 Starts TOMORROW — April 11
📍 London Academy of Excellence Tottenham
⏰ 10 AM – 7 PM

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Let’s make this weekend unforgettable.

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🌟 Free Friday: Making Du'a and Dhikr a Way of Life🌟

Join us for the opening night of our upcoming seminar 24/7: The Fiqh of Du'a and Dhikr!

We'll explore how dhikr and du'a go beyond rituals and transform our relationship with Allah 💙

📅 Date: Friday 11th April
⏰ Time: 7pm-10pm
📍 Location: London Academy of Excellence, Tottenham, N17 0BX

✨ Free to attend, everyone is welcome

See you there, InShaAllah!

⏳ 3 DAYS TO GO… ⏳

The countdown has officially begun.
In just 72 hours, a door opens to knowledge that could completely change the way you remember Allah.

Are you ready to unlock it? 🔓

This isn’t just a class. It’s a transformation.
You’ll learn how to turn your everyday routine - your walks, your commute, even your scrolling - into acts of worship.

With Shaykh .basyouni , we’ll dive deep into the power of Du’a and Dhikr. It’s practical, immediate, and truly life-changing 🤩

🗓 This Friday – Sunday
📍 London Academy of Excellence Tottenham
🕙 10AM – 7PM

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⏳ 5 Days Left… ⏳

What if you could transform your downtime into worship, without changing your schedule?

In just 5 days, Shaykh .basyouni is coming to London for a weekend that could shift how you connect with Allah forever.

24/7: Fiqh of Du’a & Dhikr isn’t just another class but your chance to finally make your faith a part of every moment, not just the big ones.

📅 11–13 April
📍 London Academy of Excellence Tottenham
⏰ 10AM-7PM

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🚨 Only 1 Week to Go! 🚨

It’s been a while since our full weekend seminar in London and the wait is finally over! 🎉

In just 7 days, we’re bringing Shaykh .basyouni for 24/7: Fiqh of Du’a & Dhikr, a powerful seminar designed to help you stay connected to Allah anywhere, anytime.

📅 11-13 April | 10 AM–7 PM
📍 London Academy of Excellence Tottenham

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Seats are filling fast, and scholarships are still available for students!

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📢 Just 10 Days to Go – Don’t Miss Out!

How many moments do we let slip by… scrolling, commuting, or just zoning out, without realising they could bring us closer to Allah SWT?

What if every spare second could be a moment of reward? 🌟

Join Shaykh .basyouni in London for 24/7: Fiqh of Duaa & Dhikr, a powerful weekend seminar that will transform the way you connect with Allah, anytime, anywhere.

🗓 11-13 April
⏰ Friday 7pm-10pm, Sat and Sun 10am-7pm
📍 London Academy of Excellence Tottenham, N17 0BX

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Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. See you there, إن شاء الله!

🚨 Official Venue Announcement!🚨

We’re excited to host Shaykh .basyouni for 24/7: Fiqh of Duaa & Dhikr at the London Academy of Excellence Tottenham!

📍 London Academy of Excellence Tottenham, N17 0BX
🗓 11-13 April

This is your chance to learn how to keep your heart connected to Allah, anytime, anywhere ✨

🎟 Secure your seat now - Link in bio!

See you there, ‏إن شاء الله! 🤩

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Every soul will taste death, then it is to Us that you will be returned.

Al-ʿAnkabūt, Ayah 57

You who believe, you are responsible for your own souls; if anyone else goes astray it will not harm you so long as you follow the guidance; you will all return to God, and He will make you realise what you have done.

Al-Māʾidah, Ayah 105

You who believe, seek help through steadfastness and prayer, for God is with the steadfast.

Al-Baqarah, Ayah 153

🥁 1 DAY TO GO 🥁

Patience is a virtue that you can work on to develop.

There is much to learn from the story of Prophet Ayyub, as he is the ideal example of the afflicted believer who remained patient and faithful to His Lord.

Insh’Allah see you all tomorrow!

Alhamdulillāh we're officially at FULL CAPACITY‼️

We here at AlMaghrib London look forward to hosting you as we explore the life of Ayyub (AS) with Sh

As we have been inundated with many students still wanting to sign up, we have prepared a waiting list just for you all.

Please add your name to the list (make dua) and who knows,

Allah may open doors for you to attend !

Please click onto the link in our bio !

Why is this Happening to me?
When we are put in a difficult situation, or tested with a crisis, we might find ourselves asking, why?
Why do bad things happen to good people?
Why is God testing me?
Why do I deserve this?
Life isn't always easy - it has its ups and downs.
And everyone faces different challenges and crises unique to their own situations. Even the best of people, the prophets, faced life-changing trials and tribulations.
As Muslims, it is up to us to change the way we face our challenges. To come out of every test with flying colors, unharmed and unbroken.
How Can We Navigate Through Our Own Crisis?
The story of Ayyub (all duc) hits on the discussion of evil, patience, the loss of family, and the loss of wealth. It is a story of resilience and unconditional worship of his Creator no matter how severe the trials placed in front of him.
At its essence it's a course that gives us the tools to come to terms with the trials we experience in life.
=& Register Here - almaghrib.org/unbroken

In This Course, You Will:
~ Learn how to navigate through a crisis
~ Learn about the story of Ayyub (aslull aulc)
* Take lessons from the story of Ayyub (duc
~ Understand what a faith crisis is
~ Understand why bad things happen
~ Turn 'why' questions into 'what' questions ~ Discover how to overcome and reach closure

Coming soon…

Any guesses?

Eid Mubarak from all of us at AlMaghrib London.

May Allah fill your day with light and barakah.

Taqabbal Allahu Minna wa Minkum

Ramadan Reflection: 26/30

Have you ever thought that Allah (swt) doesn’t listen to your prayers, your duas, your hopes and dreams? We have all had that feeling at least once in our lives, let’s not kid ourselves. But the important part to remember from these events is how we reacted to these thoughts; we remind ourselves that Allah (swt) is always taking care of us. He listens to us and though we may not receive what we want when we ask for it right there and then. We should remind ourselves that Allah (swt) is saving that wish for a later, better time. Rather than receiving the reward now in this life, we may it at a late point in our time or even in the Hereafter.

The way this ayah can be applied to all of us - particularly me - is that at times of distress when we face obstacles, Allah (swt) tells us that we should still remember him. If we do that, Allah (swt) WILL remember us, and on top of that, we should thank Him (swt) too. An example when it would be the hardest for a person to do this is at one of the worst times in a human’s life - the loss of a child. When a parent loses their child, many would question Allah’s judgement (may Allah keep us away from this insha’Allah). However, Allah (swt) knows best, which refers to another phrase in the Quran إِنِّيٓ أَعۡلَمُ مَا لَا تَعۡلَمُونَ [I know what you do not]. One who remembers Allah (swt) at times like these is granted one of the greatest houses in Jannah. One should also thank Allah (swt) for anything that comes their way, despite it seeming good or bad, because even that may have prevented the occurrence of another, much worse incident.

The final part of the ayah I would like to ponder is “and never be ungrateful”. In this part of the ayah Allah is explicitly instructing us that we should always remain thankful of the blessings he has given us, as He knows best. I ask Allah (swt) to grant us patience, prevent any difficulty coming our way and guide us to the straight path Insha’Allah.

Ramadan Reflections: 25/30

Knowing is not everything,

In fact, sometimes it can shoot us in the foot.

Think of the number of those who frequent Islamic circles, but hardly pray their sunnah prayers because they know that “they’re just sunnahs”

Versus the elders in our families and communities, who may not be as savvy to these things, but wouldn’t skip a sunnah act if their life depended on it.

To know the Deen is to see rules and obligations,

To understand it is to see a gift and a privilege,

Knowing is “I have to”

Understanding is “I get to”

That’s what some shuyukh shared with us not too long ago.

Allah told the Prophet ﷺ : “We have not sent down to you the Qur’ān that you be distressed” and the Sahaba understood it.

They didn’t see each and every new ruling as a burden, but as a relief to all their burdens.

That’s why they were hungry for more; more acts of worship, more ways to reach Allah.

The veterans of Badr were told they were going to Jannah no matter what they did,

But do you ever hear of a single one of them doing “less” after that day?

As cliche as it might sound, I think many of us don’t really see the privilege in every act of worship until it’s no longer an option.

Would you feel as reluctant to recite the Quran out loud if you knew you’d never hear the sound of your own voice again?

Would your Salah be the same if you knew you’d never be able to stand or prostrate again?

If there’s one lesson I hope to truly implement beyond this Ramadan, it’s to never feel distressed at the thought of what I “have” to do regarding Deen and focus more on what I “get” to do instead.

Ramadan Reflections: 24/30

How important is water to you? if it was to run out who are you going to turn too. Living in the west this is something which we may have taken for granted.

Reminding of Allah's Blessing by the springing of Water and the Threat of It being taken away Demonstrating how merciful He is to His creatures,

Allah says;

‎﴿قُلْ أَرَءَيْتُمْ إِنْ أَصْبَحَ مَآؤُكُمْ غَوْراً﴾

(Say: "Tell me! If your water were to sink away...'') meaning, if it were to go away, disappearing into the lowest depths of the earth, then it would not be reachable with iron axes nor strong arms. `Gha'ir' (sinking) as used here in the Ayah, is the opposite of springing forth. This is why Allah says,

‎﴿فَمَن يَأْتِيكُمْ بِمَآءٍ مَّعِينٍ﴾

(who then can supply you with flowing water) meaning, springing forth, flowing, running upon the face of the earth. This means that no one is able to do this except Allah. So, it is merely out of His favor and His grace that He causes water to spring forth for you, and He makes it run to the various regions of the earth in an amount that is suitable for the needs of servants, be it little or abundant. So Allah's is all the praise and thanks.

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May Allah accept all our duas. Ameen