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The White Days of Rabi al-Thaani are here.A simple Sunnah.A huge reward.A chance to reset your heart.White Days:Thursday...
22/09/2026

The White Days of Rabi al-Thaani are here.

A simple Sunnah.
A huge reward.
A chance to reset your heart.

White Days:

Thursday 24 September
Friday 25 September
Saturday 26 September

13, 14 and 15 Rabi al-Thaani

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ encouraged fasting the white days: the 13th, 14th and 15th of the Islamic month.

He ﷺ also said that fasting three days of every month is like fasting for a lifetime.

If you are able, fast all three.

If not, fast what you can.

Do not overthink it.
Do not wait for the perfect routine.
Just revive a Sunnah and seek reward from Allah.

Save this reminder and share it with someone who may want to fast.

May Allah accept from us, forgive us and help us stay consistent upon good. Ameen.

Please confirm dates with your local moonsighting if your community follows a different calendar.

Can Shaytan actually hear what you’re thinking?A lot of people assume the answer is yes. But there’s an important differ...
19/09/2026

Can Shaytan actually hear what you’re thinking?

A lot of people assume the answer is yes. But there’s an important difference between what Islam actually tells us and what we sometimes assume about the unseen.

The Qur’an tells us that Shaytan whispers.

But whispering to you is not the same as having unlimited access to every private thought in your mind.

Allah says:

“We know what his soul whispers to him.”
Qur’an 50:16

That complete knowledge belongs to Allah.

So why can temptation sometimes feel incredibly personal?

Because the same weaknesses, habits, triggers and desires can keep repeating. Shaytan does not need to be all-knowing to keep pushing at doors you repeatedly leave open.

And this matters.

The more powers we invent for Shaytan in our minds, the more unnecessary fear we create around the unseen.

Allah tells us:

“Indeed, the plot of Satan has ever been weak.”
Qur’an 4:76

Believe in the unseen. Take Shaytan seriously. Protect yourself with Qur’an, adhkar, salah, du‘a and tawakkul.

But don’t give creation powers that Allah never told us they have.

Knowledge should reduce fear, not feed it.

Save this one. Someone you know probably needs to hear it.

14/09/2026

Sometimes you want to pray better, make more dhikr, read more Qur’an and become consistent in worship, but you keep struggling.

Remember: even the ability to worship Allah is a blessing that requires His help.

The Prophet ﷺ took Muʿadh ibn Jabal رضي الله عنه by the hand and told him:

“By Allah, I love you. So do not forget to say at the end of every prayer:

اللَّهُمَّ أَعِنِّي عَلَى ذِكْرِكَ وَشُكْرِكَ وَحُسْنِ عِبَادَتِكَ

Allahumma aʿinni ʿala dhikrika wa shukrika wa husni ʿibadatik.

O Allah, help me to remember You, thank You and worship You well.”

(Sunan Abi Dawud 1522)

Notice what we are asking Allah for: not simply more worship, but His help to worship Him properly.

So when your iman feels low or worship feels difficult, do not rely solely upon willpower.

Ask Allah to help you obey Him.

Memorise this duʿā and make it part of your salah.

Reminder by Ustadh Abdullah Ad-Dayib.

Not everything labelled “ruqyah” is automatically from the Sunnah.That matters because when people are scared, desperate...
13/09/2026

Not everything labelled “ruqyah” is automatically from the Sunnah.

That matters because when people are scared, desperate or convinced they are dealing with sihr, jinn or the evil eye, they can become vulnerable to anyone who sounds spiritual.

A few red flags should make you stop and question things:

Unknown words you don’t understand.
Strange symbols or number grids.
Being asked for your mother’s name or unusual personal details.
Being told to bury, burn or keep certain objects.
Someone claiming they know who did the sihr or what is happening in the unseen.

Legitimate ruqyah is not supposed to be mysterious.

It is based on Qur’an, authentic du’a, clear words and seeking protection from Allah alone.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“There is no harm in ruqyah so long as it does not contain shirk.”
Sahih Muslim 2200

If something feels secretive, strange or difficult to explain Islamically, ask questions before you put your trust in it.

Protect your deen while seeking protection for yourself.

12/09/2026

Free time can be a blessing or a trap.

When you leave hours of your day empty with no purpose, no structure and no remembrance of Allah, that space can quickly become a playground for Shaytan.

The mind wanders.

Desires grow.

Bad habits return.

Temptation feels stronger.

And being alone for long periods can make it even easier to fall into thoughts and actions you would never entertain around good company.

The solution is not to stay busy for the sake of being busy.

Fill your time with what benefits you.

Salah.

Qur’an.

Dhikr.

Work.

Exercise.

Family.

Good company.

Beneficial knowledge.

Rest with intention.

And when possible, avoid unnecessary isolation if you know that being alone becomes a doorway to temptation.

Protect your free time before Shaytan fills it for you.

Reminder by Abu Taymiyyah.

A lot of people talk about jinn, sihr and fear.But real protection starts with what the Prophet ﷺ actually taught.If you...
06/09/2026

A lot of people talk about jinn, sihr and fear.

But real protection starts with what the Prophet ﷺ actually taught.

If you want barakah, protection and peace in your home, don’t start with panic. Start with Qur’an. Start with adhkar. Start with a routine you hold onto consistently.

From the authentic guidance:
• Recite Surah al-Baqarah in the home
• Read Ayat al-Kursi before sleep
• Recite al-Ikhlas, al-Falaq and al-Nas
• Read the last two verses of Surah al-Baqarah at night

These are not random tips. These are from the Sunnah.

Too many people wait until they feel afraid before turning to protection. But the believer builds protection before fear takes over.

Save this post. Send it to your family. And start making these reminders part of daily life.

Protection, not paranoia.

The hidden danger in what you think is a good deed.A person committing a sin often knows:“I am doing wrong.”But a person...
05/09/2026

The hidden danger in what you think is a good deed.

A person committing a sin often knows:

“I am doing wrong.”

But a person doing bid‘ah may think:

“I am doing good.”
“This will bring me closer to Allah.”

That is what makes it so dangerous.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Whoever introduces into this matter of ours that which is not from it, it will be rejected.”

Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim

Not everything done with a good intention is accepted.

The Prophet ﷺ also said:

“Every newly invented matter is an innovation, and every innovation is misguidance.”

Sahih Muslim

Bid‘ah is not a harmless extra.

Accepted worship needs two things:

Sincerity for Allah
Following the Sunnah

Sincerity alone is not enough.

A person can be sincere and still be wrong.

Allah says:

“Shall We inform you of the greatest losers in respect of deeds? Those whose effort is lost in worldly life while they think that they are doing good.”

Qur’an 18:103–104

That is frightening.

A person may continue upon an action, defend it, spread it and never repent from it because they believe they are already doing something good.

Protect your worship.

Do not measure deeds by emotion, culture, popularity or habit.

Measure them by the Qur’an and Sunnah.

Save this reminder and share it with someone who needs to understand why bid‘ah is so serious.

May Allah keep us firm upon Tawheed and Sunnah, and protect us from misguidance. Ameen.

You find something hidden in your home… tied knots, strange writing, a folded paper, a charm, or something you simply do...
04/09/2026

You find something hidden in your home… tied knots, strange writing, a folded paper, a charm, or something you simply don’t recognise.

It’s understandable for your mind to immediately go to sihr.

But finding something strange does not automatically mean you now know what it is, who put it there, or what effect it supposedly had.

That’s where fear can quickly turn into suspicion.

You start thinking about relatives. Neighbours. Visitors. Previous occupants.

And suddenly people are being blamed based on something you cannot actually prove.

Yes, some objects may contain impermissible things and should be treated seriously. But recognising something suspicious is not the same as having knowledge of the unseen.

Take the right means. Remove what is impermissible, keep up your Qur’an and adhkar, seek Allah’s protection, and ask someone trustworthy and knowledgeable if you are genuinely unsure.

But don’t let one strange discovery turn your home into a place of paranoia.

Caution is sensible. Certainty without evidence is not.

Ever woken up, known you were awake… but couldn’t move or speak?For some people it gets even more frightening. You feel ...
02/09/2026

Ever woken up, known you were awake… but couldn’t move or speak?

For some people it gets even more frightening. You feel pressure on your chest, sense someone in the room, see a shadow, or hear something.

Because it feels so real, the immediate thought can be: “Was that jinn?”

Islam teaches us that jinn are real. But that does not mean every frightening experience is automatically caused by them.

Sleep paralysis is a recognised sleep phenomenon where your brain can become alert while your body is still effectively in sleep mode. The experience can be terrifying, but the experience itself is not proof of the unseen.

That does not mean we stop seeking Allah’s protection either.

Read your bedtime adhkar. Recite Ayat al-Kursi, al-Ikhlas, al-Falaq and al-Nas. Seek refuge in Allah. And if it keeps happening, look at your sleep routine and seek medical advice if needed.

The balance is simple:

Believe in the unseen.
Take the means.
Do not turn every frightening experience into certainty about something you cannot actually know.

Protection, not paranoia.

A raqi tells you: “I know who did the sihr.”Your mind immediately goes to a relative, a friend, an in-law… and suddenly ...
30/08/2026

A raqi tells you: “I know who did the sihr.”

Your mind immediately goes to a relative, a friend, an in-law… and suddenly years of trust can disappear.

This is exactly why we have to be careful with claims about the unseen.

Ruqyah does not give anyone automatic knowledge of hidden matters. A statement, a feeling, a dream, or even something allegedly said by a jinn is not proof against another person.

Allah says:

“None in the heavens and earth knows the unseen except Allah.”
Qur’an 27:65

Ruqyah should be about seeking Allah’s protection, reciting Qur’an, making du‘a and helping the person.

It should not turn families into suspects.

Because once suspicion enters the heart, even an innocent person can start looking guilty.

Believe in sihr. Believe in the unseen. Use legitimate ruqyah.

But do not accuse people without proof.

If your “ruqyah” leaves you suspicious of everyone around you, something has gone wrong.

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