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13 Point Plan for American Muslims Flourishing Under a Trump Presidency

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By Hassan Shibly

Yes. You read that right. This is not a 13 point plan on how to merely survive a Trump Presidency. This is a plan for how we can flourish under a Trump presidency and emerge as stronger Muslims and better positioned Americans than before.

Allah [swt] never takes, He only gives. Every apparent challenge is in reality a great opportunity. He promises that with every difficulty comes multitudes of facilitation of ease. If we respond accordingly this challenge will certainly strengthen us in this life, and more importantly, in the next. The Prophet Muhammad’s [saw] greatest victories often came after his most difficult challenges. When the Prophet Muhammad [saw] acquiesced to a one sided treaty that appeared as a humiliating setback for the Muslims, the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah, Allah [swt] revealed “Truly We have opened up a path to clear triumph for you” and it was the challenging conditions of that treaty that facilitated the way for liberation of Mecca a short time later.

It is the Sunnah of Allah that sometimes, things appear to move backward for us to progress forward. Just like the gears of a clock must turn backward for the hour hand to move forward, or how the string of an arrow must be pulled back, for the arrow to fly forward. The challenges and setbacks we face, have the potential to push us to greater heights. Diamonds are only created after being subjected to great pressure.

Prophet Musa [alayhis] has many examples of this in how he dealt with both Qarun and Pharoah, both of whom have many similarities with the type of leadership we are dealing with today. Allah [swt] told Musa [alayhis] “we put you through many trials”—these trials prepared him for the success he ultimately had. And even the Pharaoh was used by Allah to gather people to listen to the message of Moses, and ultimately embrace and support him. Yet it was Musa’s trust in Allah that led him not to despair when those around him feared destruction and said “we are surly destroyed,” Musa’s adherence to Allah’s advice “do not slacken in my remembrance” elevated him and he replied “For sure we are not! My Lord is with me, he will guide me!” It is important to note here that Allah told Musa “I have chosen you for myself” and the following commands included speaking truth to power and challenging the Pharoah.

It was the targeting of Musa by the Pharaoh that ultimately lead to people gathering around Musa, and Musa’s challenging the tyrant of his time was a great form of worship, and it was Musa’s faith and connection with Allah that helped him overcome the challenges he faced and liberate his people.

A Trump Presidency has already brought the American Muslim community in particular and the United States in general tremendous challenges. A man was just elected President who has stated “Islam hates us,” and advocated for a ban on Muslims entering the US and requiring Muslims to register in a government database, monitoring Muslim communities and masjid, and falsely claimed that American Muslims celebrated 9/11.

This anti-Muslim rhetoric has led to a 500% increase in documented anti-Muslim hate incidents in the State of Florida over the last year, and according to the FBI a 67% increase in anti-Muslim hate crimes reported to them nationwide.

Any hope his Presidency may be better than his campaign have dwindled after his appointment of hateful and ignorant anti-Muslim bigots within his administration. Since his election he has selected for senior appointments individuals who have claimed American Muslim leaders are complicity in terrorism, have called Islam a cancer and that fear of Muslims are rational, and who believe Muslims are not entitled to Constitutional protections of freedom of religion and that Islam should be eradicated.

No one can doubt the potential challenges this may bring the American Muslim community. Just as we are witnessing an increase in challenges, we are also witnessing the emergence of many people who have committed to learn about Islam, support our community, and even embrace our faith. This is our opportunity to shine and rise to the occasion. To use the audience the conversations about Islam are generating to show people who we are and how our faith can address the problems plaguing our country. To also establish ourselves as champions of civil rights and justice for all.

hassan Shibly

By following these 13 points we will surely rise stronger in the coming years:

The truth is, these 13 points would have been necessary regardless of who won the election. The community has faced tremendous challenges over the last 8 years under the Obama Administration. Islamophobia has been on the rise, while the FBI and CBP disproportionally target law abiding members of the American Muslim community. It may be that perhaps many of us put our trust in Hillary Clinton and would have gone back to sleep had she won, while the problems facing our community continue to escalate. Perhaps Trump’s victory is an important reminder for us to take a look at what is happening and to place our trust in God and invest our time and resources drawing closer to God by investing in defending our faith and justice for all.

1.Do not give up your identity. Our faith is the most valuable thing we have. It is also the only thing we have that can never be taken away from us. We can only chose to give it up if we allow ourselves to be intimidated by the fear and hate promoted against us. The Islamophobia Industry has spent over $200,000,000 to demonize Islam to scare Muslims away from adhering to their faith. They recognize our faith is our source of strength. As Umar (Ra) said “We are a people whom Allah honored us through Islam, and if we seek honor through other than that, we will be humiliated.” Do not let Islamophobes win by giving in to their intimidation and hiding your identity. Now is the time to respond by holding on stronger to our faith and identity. Our faith gave the sahabah strength to overcome their challenges and likewise it is the key to our strength. It cannot be taken away by anyone. Do not chose to give it up. “Do not lose heart nor grieve, for surely you will rise high if you are believers”

2. Avoid sins as much as possible and quickly repent every time you make a mistake. Do not despair because of your shortcomings. Rather use each mistake as an opportunity to draw closer to Allah through duah and istighfaar. Recognize however that unchecked sins are cited in various ahadith as a source for difficulties in life and being subjected to oppressive rulers and defeat.

  1. The sahabah would be told “Never fear your enemies, but fear your sins, your enemies cannot destroy you, but your sins can.”
  2. Umar ibn Abdelaziz would tell his soldiers “Do not be equal to your enemies in sins, for if they are greater than you in number and resources and you are equal to them in sins, then they will surely defeat you, for why should God help you?”
  3. Abu Bakr [ranhu] wrote in reply: “You Muslims can never be defeated because of being few in number. But because of becoming involved in sin, you will be vanquished in spite of being many in number. Hence guard yourself carefully against sin.”
  4. “As you are (as far as your actions are) so will be the rulers that will soon be set over you.” (Mishkat)
  5. Rasulullah [swt] said: “You people should continue to enjoin people towards the doing of righteous deeds and you should continue to prohibit them from evil; otherwise Allah will put into authority over you the worst of people to rule over you. At such time the best from among you will pray to Allah (for deliverance) and your prayers will go unanswered.’.’ (Jami-us-Sagheer)
  6. Rasulullah [swt] also said: “When my Ummat will begin to bear hatred in their hearts against the Ulema and when they shall make the construction of their bazaars and shopping places conspicuous and grand, and when they shall in contracting marriages consider only the possibility of accumulating wealth (instead of looking at the honesty, piety and deeds of suitable partners) then Allah will set four calamities over them: famine, the oppression of rulers, dishonesty of the officials administering their affairs and attacks by their enemies.”
  7. “Allah says: I am Allah besides whom there is no Deity, the Master of Kings, King of Kings. Verily the hearts of kings are under the control of My Hands. When My servants obey me, I turn the hearts of kings and rulers towards them so that they rule over them with mercy and kindness and when My servants disobey Me, I turn the hearts of kings and rulers to treat them harshly, with anger and vengeance. Thereby they mete out torture and oppression. Hence do not occupy yourselves with praying for curses upon kings and instead turn to Me in remembrance and with humility. And I will preserve you against the tyranny of the kings.”

3. Invest in Ibada: As we saw in the life of Prophet Ibrahim, Musa, and the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon them all, it was never having greater strength and resources that gave the believers victory over those who oppressed them. Rather, it was their spiritual strength and connection with Allah that helped them overcome the challenges they faced and attain victory over great odds. Now is a great time to remember the importance of having trust in Allah, and building a strong relationship with Allah, through our ibadah to attain the strength we need to remain steadfast and successful. It was the Prophet’s worship of Allah by night that gave him victory by day. Without Allah’s help, we cannot overcome the challenges we face. And when we face difficulties that serves as a great reminder for us to invest in reestablishing our connection with Allah through investing daily time for our ibadah. Fulfilling our obligatory prayers goes without saying, and after that also setting daily time for Dua, athkar, and recitation of the Quran, will give life to our hearts, increase our trust in and connection with Allah, and give us the light and energy we need to uplift our community. Above all it is the key to the only thing that matters: Allah’s pleasure. A study of the Quran and hadith makes clear that challenges in life serve to turn us back to him. That Allah gives us ease and goodness so that we may draw closer to him through gratitude, and he allows us to go through difficulties and challenges so that we can turn back to him.

4. Read the Seerah and other books. Reading the seerah does wonders for keeping our hearts and faith alive and strong. It also gives us hope and teaches us many lessons. Nothing we face is new. The Prophet and Sahabah have been through it all before. Reading the seerah will teach us countless lessons, keep our faith strong, and give us inspiration and wisdom to stand strong. Besides the seerah it is also important to read about the biographies of great heroes and scholars and read books that will grow our minds and strengthen our intellect and faith. Knowledge is the greatest tool we have.

5. Do not let ego, jealousy, suspicion tear us apart. We can’t afford to waste time on in-fighting and ego. Love each other. Wish well for each other. Support each other. Be happy seeing other communitymembers, leaders, organizations succeed. Work sincerely for Allah [swt]. Do not let ego divide us. Along with sins, nothing is more destructive to our community than in-fighting which is usually the result of jealousy, ego, or assuming the worst of each other. We cannot overcome external challenges if we are busy fighting and undermining each other. The Prophet Muhammad PBUH is reported to have said “By Allah! I am not afraid that you will worship others along with Allah after my death, but I am afraid that you will fight with one another for the worldly things.” Realize that government often engages in divide and conquer tactics to divide the community. We cannot fall for that.

6. Absolutely excel at what you do. Allah loves the strong believer more than the week believer. The stronger you are spiritually, intellectually, morally, physically, economically, socially, the easier it will be for you to benefit the community with a sincere heart and hard work. In America we are few number, and need to make sure each and everyone one of us counts and is contributing positively in society in as effective way as we can. Be the best student you can be. Stand out in your studies, profession, or interests. Use your success to represent our community the best you can and also find ways to leverage your skill sets to build greater appreciation for our faith and community through service to humanity.

7. Devote time to community service. Our deen is a deen of service. American Muslims must be visible at the forefront of projects that serve and uplift the community as a whole. Find something you are passionate about and dedicate time every week to participate: It could be Habitat for Humanity, the PTA, Big Brothers Big Sisters, the local School Board or City Council, Neighborhood Watch, homeless shelter, tutoring program, NAACP, ACLU, or any other community service based institution be it part of local government or NGO. American Muslims must be at the forefront of giving back and serving our community. That is the core of our faith. It is also the best way to reflect the message of Mercy our Prophet was sent with to humanity.

8.Dawah with knowledge and wisdom driven by love and genuine care. Our faith is a gift for us and has the solutions to the problems plaguing our country such as racism and economic disparity and injustice. One of the tragedies of the American Muslim community is at best we have often been simply been calling for people to tolerate us and accept us and not outlaw our faith or discriminate against us. We are simply seeking to say “don’t hate us, don’t outlaw us, we are all the same.” That is an extremely humiliating position to be in. Instead of calling for mere acceptance, we should be proud of our Muslim identity, and with wisdom and driven by love, share with those around us how our faith can uplift and empower them. We have something our neighbors, country, and world needs. We would be selfish not to share it. Our Prophet came to share a message to liberate humanity. We must learn our faith, and be fearless in sharing it, but share it with wisdom and knowledge, while driven by love and compassion, not arrogance. And the time to share the beauty of our faith has never been easier as countless people are becoming curious and sympathetic to our faith and community in light of the increased attacks against our faith in politics and media. We are witnessing the Hamza effect, and just like Hamza declared his support for the Prophet to spite those attacking it, and became a true believer, many are committing to support our community to spite the Islamophobes attacking us and in doing that they are discovering the beauty of our faith

9. Prepare for the 2018 Elections. America’s governance was designed with a system of checks and balances to create separate bodies of those who write the laws, those who interpret and apply them, and those who execute and enforce them. The damage the President can cause is severely limited without Congressional support. What’s troubling is that Congress as it stands is currently controlled by the party of President-Elect Trump. Meaning that it will be easier for Trump to push forward his agenda and try to enact laws detrimental to our freedom and liberty. However elections for some members of the US Congress is in two years, and if the Democrats take control of the Legislature it will make it significantly harder for Trump to push forward laws harmful to our community. Get involved from now in supporting candidates for Congress and local office. Local elections, such as who is on the school board, city council, or county commission, often have the greatest impact on your life. They determine if hate groups can succeed in banning text books that speak accurately about Islamic history from Public schools or whether your masjid can get the zoning permit it needs. Furthermore elected officials often build great relationships with and hire their campaign staff and may rely on them to shape their perspectives and policies. American Muslims taking active roles in political campaigns can have tremendous long term impact both in helping elect candidates sympathetic to our community and being in a position to advice the elected officials. America’s largest hate groups are targeting local and state elected in hopes of pressuring them to pass anti-Muslim legislation and policies, deny Muslim institutions zoning permits, and demonize Islam in the public schools. Helping elect local and state officials who will not be sympathetic to anti-Muslim hate groups, and having relationships with these elected officials, can go a long way to protecting our community.

10. Facilitate for more lawyers to emerge from and serve our community and report civil rights violations. Go to law school. Clerk for a judge. Get a few dozen friends together and commit to support the creation of a full time attorney to work with a local Muslim organization to represent and defend our community. Play any part you can to strengthen our community’s legal defense. With the current administration it appears unlikely that our community can get far via lobbying the administration. The administration may in fact try to pass laws or enact policies and actions that are against the supreme law of the land, the US Constitution. Our biggest defense will be to challenge such laws, policies, or actions via the courts. The administration may have the votes it needs in Congress to pass laws that target our community and it may even have sufficient public support to continue the government’s engagement of actions that hurt our community, but challenging such laws and policies via the courts may be our best defense. The US Constitution is our protection against tyranny and oppression by the government, and investing in a strong legal team to defend our community by challenging laws, polices, and actions that are against the US Constitution may be the strongest defense we have. When it comes to those in power, our job is to hold them accountable, not to seek their pleasure. It is critical that we do not allow our rights to be violated and that we are sure to report to our civil rights organizations each and every violation of our civil rights.

11. Increase Media Presence and Interfaith Engagement: The overwhelming majority of the public know nothing about Islam nor do they know any Muslims. Educating the public and building strong relationships is critical. Every Muslim community must have institutions or at the very least, individuals, well trained to speak to the media and proactively engage the media to make our community voice heard on a wide array of issues. Furthermore social media, and the use of features such as Facebook Video and Facebook Live, make it very cost effective to produce content that can go viral and be viewed by thousands if not millions. Consider supporting institutions to leverage such opportunities or make the most of them yourself if you have or can work with people that have the skillset as well as wisdom for appropriate messaging and narrative crafting. While outreach via the media and social media is important, on the ground relationship building is necessary. Time must be invested both in developing relationships with those who know and are sympathetic to our community and engaging with those who have yet to have the opportunity to meet a Muslim. Effective media engagement and interfaith outreach can help us foster an environment where there will be less tolerance towards elected officials, laws, and policies that threaten our liberty. When it comes to the public, our job is not to win arguments, but to win hearts.

12. Commit at least one dollar a day to the community. Allah [swt] describes the hypocrites as those who do not give even the little. Abstaining from contributing even a little is dangerous for our community because if everyone contributed a little, our community’s financial needs would be met. The Islamophobia industry has spent over 200 million dollars to demonize Islam in America over the last few years. However, if the 7 million American Muslims spent one dollar a day to challenge Islamophobia, that would be 210 million dollars a month dedicated to the cause. Four our community to flourish, our mosques, schools, dawah institutions, community service and charity organizations, and organizations committed to defending our rights and representing us need to be well funded. Every Muslim should select a masjid, school, dawah institution, charity, and civil rights organization for the community and commit at least one dollar a day to each or combined, but commit something regularly and consistent. The Prophet Muhammad [swt] taught that the best deed is the most consistent even if it is small. And Allah swt warns us to “spend in the path of Allah and not lead ourselves to destruction.” If Islamophobias are spending millions to turn popular opinion against Islam and we do not each spend a little to counter that, we will indeed place ourselves in a destructive position as we suffer the consequences of anti-Muslim laws, policies, and actions from the government. But if we all do a dollar a day, our community will have the resources it needs not only to protect itself, but to win hearts through having the resources to serve the public.

13.Take safety seriously. Every day we hear of a mass shooting, a hate crime, or other acts of violence. It is important that we do not allow ourselves to become victims. Take a personal defense class. Consider keeping on you a means of personal defense. Arrange for your local mosque or school to have a safety and security audit and training.

​In conclusion, now is the time to hold strongly to our identity and not be intimidated by those who hate us. We must avoid sins which are a cause for difficulties and bad leadership, and invest time in strengthening our connection with Allah through personal ibada. Nothing we face is new, and we can find hope, inspiration, wisdom, and strength by studying the seerah of our beloved Prophet PBUH. Most importantly, we cannot let ego, greed, and jealousy divide us. We must excel at whatever it is we do and use our skill sets to serve others and represent the community in the best possible ways. We must recognize our faith is beautiful and has lots to offer our country and it’s up to us to reflect and share the beauty of our faith with others. It is critical that we are involved in the next set of elections to do our part to elect those most beneficial to our community and country and develop strong relationships with them. We must however invest in a strong legal defense to challenge government laws, policies, and actions that are contrary to the US Constitution. We also must increase our visibility in the media and engage in more cross cultural and interfaith outreach, as now more than ever, the public recognizes the danger of Islamophobia and is committing to stand with us. We must also commit to a consistent monthly amount to support our institutions and also take basic self-defense and security precautions. Through all this inshallah we will emerge as beacons of light, hope, and justice for all even in the most challenging of times.

 

Hassan Shibly is a civil rights attorney and Chief Executive Director of CAIR-FL, a non-profited committed to promoting understanding, challenging Islamophobia, and defending civil rights for all people regardless of race or religion.hshibly@cair.com

15 Comments

15 Comments

  1. MUZZAMMIL AHMED

    December 12, 2016 at 11:08 PM

    ASSALAMUALAIKUM O RAH ATULLAHI O BARAKATUHU
    Alhamdulillah, it is the need of the our and what ever the circumstances and is because of our bad deeds and sins only.
    As the author says I fully agree that it is the Allah Subhanahutala alone can save us .
    I pray ALLAH SUBHANAHUTALA TO SHOW THE UMMAT THE RIGHT PATH AND TO ACCEPT THE SUNNAH OF HAZRATH RASULULLAH SALALAHU ALAIHI O SALLAM.
    AMEEN

  2. Naem

    December 13, 2016 at 6:57 AM

    Thank you for the nice used letters. I would be happy to receive your articles.

  3. a human being

    December 13, 2016 at 6:20 PM

    Ma sha Allah .nice advising informative article.

    May i just provide a critical note..if i may..when speaking about Allah..to use Him and His and He instead of small h..etc.

    Personally i only don a beard..but as to holding onto identity….just a reminder of what our Beloved pbuh said regards to those who revive a sunnah in times of fitn..etc..and its rewards of 100 matyrs..Allah Akbar.(obvisouly sunnah is not only in dress)

    Allah preserve our sisters and all the ummah. Ameen.

    Peace

  4. Ghulam Sarwar

    December 13, 2016 at 7:07 PM

    These are good advice. Islam means peace and Muslim is a one who is peaceful. While expecting good things from Government, Muslims must present good behaviour, i.e. undisputed faith in the country and guarantee of being very peaceful persons.
    Imam Abu Hanifah gave good advice (1200 years ago). “Never rise against any established government. It may be a good or bad government, once established, never rise against it or protest against it” (some words to that effect.)
    Hassan Shibly sahib mentioned the time of Moses (a.s.). WE should remember how much they (The Jews) suffered under the despotic reign of king Pharoah. The king was using religion to advance his politics. Muslims should beware of politics. Do not use (Never use) religion for politics.
    Hassan Shibli words are advice for the Muslims. He should have included an advice about Muslims relation to the government. If Muslims will have undisputed faith in the established government, the government will not have any need to keep track of their activities. Muslims need to look out for any bad sheep amongst them. Give them all lecture of good peaceful behaviour.

    • Khurshid Syed

      December 17, 2016 at 3:39 AM

      “If Muslims will have undisputed faith in the established government, the government will not have any need to keep track of their activities. Muslims need to look out for any bad sheep amongst them. Give them all lecture of good peaceful behaviour.”

      @Ghulam Sarwar….. are you serious !! …. Nobody is giving anybody a “non-peacefull” advice.

  5. abayd

    December 14, 2016 at 12:25 AM

    May Allah reward the author for his encouraging words which will help us avoid sorrow and despair during this period of hardship in sha allah, and his exhorting us to do good deeds and repent from our sins. This is excellent advice we are all in need of, especially myself. One friendly correction I feel obligated to humbly make, however, is where he says “Allah subḥānahu wa ta’āla never takes, He only gives.” It was narrated by Bukhari and Muslim that the prophet salla allahu alayhi wa sallam said:

    …ارجع إليها ، فأخبرها أن لله تعالى ما أخذ ، وله ما أعطى ، …
    Which means: go back to her, and inform that that verily to Allah taala belongs what he takes and to him belongs what he gives…to the end of the hadeeth. This was in the context of what to say to someone who’s relative has died, which is a reminder that Allah takes and gives.

    I ask Allah the most exalted to give us all patience and surety, and to dispel sorrow and despair from our hearts, and to protect us from all harm, wa jazakum allahu khayran.

    • abayd

      December 14, 2016 at 12:27 AM

      correction: should read and inform *her*

  6. AbuMisbah

    December 15, 2016 at 10:44 PM

    Assalam alaikum Br.Hassan Shibly,
    JazakAllah Khair.

  7. Adam

    December 18, 2016 at 10:04 AM

    We have no goal, no program towards any goal, we are not a nation, but individual, small groups against each other, we lost “Hikmah”, we have no leader, but individual some each goes his/her direction, we are not doing things for Islam, but using Islam for our “dunya”, we don’t know how to organize things, never organized in our time, we “may” all look at our self that we are a perfect one, but that just “we saying that” far from reality.

    We approach other by wrong way, either look away totally or try to be a part of them, no Hikmah again.

    We don’t learn from problems.

    We have to improve our quality, set goal, program, organize, training, improving, work together, use a common language I all our Islamic issue, Masjids, Kutbah etc…

    One language, unite us, one goal too, program make us working together, training to learn how to admin our Masjids, orgs, serve our communities, and others, improve our quality.

    All blame not on ordinary Muslims, but on those in the front, talking, making Islamic matters…

    Those in the front must unite first, then the rest of Muslim unite as a result…

    • concerned and fikrful and worried individual

      December 26, 2016 at 5:58 PM

      Unity on all fronts..is it possible?

  8. concerned and fikrful and worried individual

    December 26, 2016 at 5:55 PM

    Salaam alaikom

    @br.adam…peace brother..br.boona spoke we used to care..les brown said..and just to modify interms of our state as an ummah..” used to bees no longer go around making any honey….”….we are all consumers in every sense…in sha Allah we all start producing….but as we talk and complain..there is hope to regain the majd..the azza…etc of this blessed message of islam

    as to offer a solution if can be called such, as you mentioned the nucleus ie masajid..why can not we demand peacedully involvememt in masajid commitees to the running of the affairs and dawah…etc… just as there to be some sort of organisational in put from the lays ourselves too….ie production

  9. Fatma yah

    December 27, 2016 at 12:02 AM

    Besides, fundraising for US$210 million a month to spread ads against islamophobia shows exactly where American Muslims priorities are – on themselves. Why can’t u people have the same dollar a day consistency when it comes to keeping your Muslim families worldwide out of the poorhouse? Disgusting. I don’t blame trump voters – they saw who they were up against – vain and self-serving people.

  10. Confused by Humans

    December 29, 2016 at 4:19 AM

    ^^^^^ THIS COMMENT SHOULD BE DELETED!!!!!! ^^^^^

    Not sure if this thing is being monitored but there is no need for hate speech and promotion of violence. This is not what our religion teaches. Nor is it within any decency of humanity to complain that a person pushing another person is in the right (even if one of those persons lacks male genitalia). I really hope that this post is simply poorly executed satire (inshallah).
    : P

  11. Umm Ayoub

    February 19, 2017 at 2:50 AM

    Assalamou alaykoum,

    There is another option you did not mentioned, it is to flee America and to make immigration to Canada or another country. I know it may seems extreme, but the danger is there. There is also a plan to shut down the most important civil right organizations, like CAIR, or MSA, etc. Why put money on theses if they are at hight risk ? Put your money in safe places, like Canada instead. Where you will find, during this difficult time organizations who will still have a voice. The Prophet (SAWS) recognized, when he was overcome, that he should look for an exit, and it is this way that the community was able to survive. Sometimes, we have to stop fighting and retreat for a while. I am not discouraging the Muslims who want to fight, but try to put your persons, your efforts and your money where it can be safe in order to benefit the most the community. Allah almustaan.

  12. Safiyah

    February 28, 2017 at 2:06 AM

    MashaAllah! This needs to be distributed to the ummah! It is what we need. Thank you, thank you! Jazakum Allahu Khair. May you be rewarded for each and every member of the member of the ummah who reads this, as well as others whose hearts it may turn to know that Islam is a positive beautiful way to live, inshaAllah, Alhumdulilah.

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