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Surah Al-Fatiha (The Opening) is the first chapter of the Quran. It is recited in every unit of the Muslim prayer and is considered the essence of the Quran. Here is the translation:

1. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

2. All praise is due to Allah, Lord of all the worlds.

3. The Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

4. Master of the Day of Judgment.

5. You alone we worship, and You alone we ask for help.

6. Guide us on the Straight Path,

7. the path of those who have received Your grace; not the path of those who have brought down wrath upon themselves, nor of those who have gone astray.

This chapter emphasizes the core relationship between humans and God, focusing on His mercy and guidance.

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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is widely recognized for his exemplary character, which serves as a model for Muslims and many others. His personality combined kindness, humility, wisdom, and moral strength, drawing respect even from those who did not share his faith. Some key aspects of his character include:

1. Honesty and Trustworthiness: Even before his prophethood, Muhammad (PBUH) was known as Al-Amin (The Trustworthy) and As-Sadiq (The Truthful) by the people of Mecca. He earned the trust of others through his reliability and integrity.


2. Compassion and Mercy: His compassion extended to all—family, friends, strangers, and even animals. The Qur'an refers to him as a "mercy to the worlds" (21:107). He forgave those who wronged him and treated the oppressed and vulnerable with kindness.


3. Humility: Despite his significant status, he lived a simple life. He mended his clothes, milked his goats, and helped with household chores. He consistently avoided arrogance and never sought power or wealth for himself.


4. Patience and Perseverance: Muhammad (PBUH) faced great adversity, from personal loss to the persecution of his followers, but remained steadfast and patient. His resilience was key to the success of his mission.


5. Justice and Fairness: He was deeply committed to fairness, often standing up for the rights of others regardless of their religion, ethnicity, or social status. In his leadership, he ensured that laws were applied equally to all.


6. Kindness towards Women and Children: He uplifted the status of women, advocated for their rights, and treated them with respect. He was also affectionate and caring toward children, whether his own or others.


7. Forgiveness: One of the most striking examples of his character was his forgiveness of his enemies, particularly after the conquest of Mecca. Instead of seeking revenge, he pardoned many who had once opposed him, setting a powerful example of reconciliation.



Prophet Muhammad's character and life remain central to understanding Islamic ethics and spirituality. His personal conduct as a husband, father, friend, and leader continues to inspire millions around the world.

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Gratitude to Allah can be expressed in several meaningful ways that align with Islamic teachings. Here are some ways to be truly grateful to Allah:

1. Acknowledge Allah’s Blessings: Regularly reflect on the countless blessings Allah has given you, both big and small. This includes your health, family, wealth, and the opportunities you have. Even during trials, recognize that these are also part of Allah’s wisdom.


2. Thank Allah in Prayers: Incorporate gratitude into your daily prayers (Salah). After each prayer, thank Allah by saying "Alhamdulillah" (All praise is due to Allah) and make dua (supplication) asking for guidance to be more grateful.


3. Live by the Teachings of Islam: Gratitude is not just expressed in words but in actions. Obey Allah's commands, live ethically, and strive to perform good deeds, showing appreciation for the guidance He provides.


4. Help Others: One way to thank Allah for your blessings is to share them with others. Whether through charity (Sadaqah), kindness, or simply supporting someone in need, helping others is a manifestation of your gratitude.


5. Patience During Hardships: Gratitude is not just for good times. Be thankful during hardships as well, trusting that Allah has wisdom in all situations. Patience (Sabr) is considered a form of gratitude, as it reflects trust in Allah’s plan.


6. Recite Dhikr Regularly: Make it a habit to regularly remember Allah through Dhikr, particularly phrases like "Alhamdulillah" (All praise is due to Allah), "Subhanallah" (Glory be to Allah), and "Allahu Akbar" (Allah is the Greatest). This constant remembrance keeps gratitude at the forefront of your heart.


7. Use Your Blessings Wisely: Show gratitude by using the gifts Allah has given you in ways that please Him. For example, use your wealth, talents, and time in a manner that aligns with Islamic values.


8. Seek Forgiveness: Part of being grateful is recognizing our shortcomings. Regularly seek forgiveness (Istighfar) from Allah for any sins or times you may have taken His blessings for granted.



By practicing these steps, you not only express gratitude but also strengthen your relationship with Allah, growing closer to Him spiritually.

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The Kalimah, particularly referring to the Islamic declaration of faith ("Lā ilāha illā Allāh, Muhammadur Rasūl Allāh" — "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His Messenger"), holds immense spiritual significance in Islam. The power of the Kalimah can be understood in various dimensions:

1. Foundation of Faith:

The Kalimah is the core testimony of a Muslim’s belief. Uttering it with sincerity affirms a person’s entry into Islam. It declares monotheism, emphasizing the oneness of God (Tawhid), and the prophethood of Muhammad (PBUH).

2. Spiritual Cleansing:

Reciting the Kalimah is believed to cleanse the soul, as it draws one closer to Allah. It symbolizes a spiritual awakening and a constant reminder of the purpose of life, which is to worship Allah alone.

3. Protection and Peace:

The Kalimah serves as a source of spiritual protection. Muslims believe that consistently reciting it brings peace to the heart and protection from evil. It aligns a person’s actions with faith and righteousness.

4. Power of Repentance and Forgiveness:

Uttering the Kalimah with true repentance can wipe away sins. It's regarded as a powerful form of seeking forgiveness from Allah, as sincere belief in its meaning purifies the heart.

5. Unity and Brotherhood:

The Kalimah is also a symbol of unity among Muslims. Regardless of differences in culture or language, the declaration of the Kalimah binds the global Muslim community together in their common faith.

6. Reward in the Hereafter:

According to Islamic teachings, a person who lives by the Kalimah and dies with sincere belief in its message is promised success in the Hereafter. It is considered the key to eternal salvation.

7. Power in Difficult Times:

In times of distress or difficulty, Muslims often recite the Kalimah as a means of seeking divine assistance and comfort. It strengthens faith, reminds believers of Allah’s mercy, and instills hope.

The power of the Kalimah lies not just in its recitation but in living by its meaning: fully submitting to Allah and following the teachings of His Messenger.

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The Kalimah, particularly referring to the Islamic declaration of faith ("Lā ilāha illā Allāh, Muhammadur Rasūl Allāh" — "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His Messenger"), holds immense spiritual significance in Islam. The power of the Kalimah can be understood in various dimensions:

1. Foundation of Faith:

The Kalimah is the core testimony of a Muslim’s belief. Uttering it with sincerity affirms a person’s entry into Islam. It declares monotheism, emphasizing the oneness of God (Tawhid), and the prophethood of Muhammad (PBUH).

2. Spiritual Cleansing:

Reciting the Kalimah is believed to cleanse the soul, as it draws one closer to Allah. It symbolizes a spiritual awakening and a constant reminder of the purpose of life, which is to worship Allah alone.

3. Protection and Peace:

The Kalimah serves as a source of spiritual protection. Muslims believe that consistently reciting it brings peace to the heart and protection from evil. It aligns a person’s actions with faith and righteousness.

4. Power of Repentance and Forgiveness:

Uttering the Kalimah with true repentance can wipe away sins. It's regarded as a powerful form of seeking forgiveness from Allah, as sincere belief in its meaning purifies the heart.

5. Unity and Brotherhood:

The Kalimah is also a symbol of unity among Muslims. Regardless of differences in culture or language, the declaration of the Kalimah binds the global Muslim community together in their common faith.

6. Reward in the Hereafter:

According to Islamic teachings, a person who lives by the Kalimah and dies with sincere belief in its message is promised success in the Hereafter. It is considered the key to eternal salvation.

7. Power in Difficult Times:

In times of distress or difficulty, Muslims often recite the Kalimah as a means of seeking divine assistance and comfort. It strengthens faith, reminds believers of Allah’s mercy, and instills hope.

The power of the Kalimah lies not just in its recitation but in living by its meaning: fully submitting to Allah and following the teachings of His Messenger.

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Imagine listen to a morning Dua and having to skip 3 add within 5 minutes

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Masshalah voice my son crys to listen to this 😂❤❤❤❤❤

Nothing you will compared with cor'an in this world. I like this sounds Allah grant you Jannat firdaus insha Allah. We are happy. Alhamdulillah for neemat-il islam deen

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Salem, do I need to do something while listening (like put a cup of water) and drink from it at the end or just listening is enough?

Asssalaam walikum Bro
May Allah bless and protect All the believers that going through sickness and war

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Coming closer to Allah is a deeply personal journey that involves cultivating a stronger relationship with Him through worship, good deeds, and mindfulness. Here are some ways to draw closer to Allah:

### 1. *Prayer (Salah)*
- **Pray consistently**: Make sure to perform your five daily prayers on time. Salah is a direct connection between you and Allah.
- **Focus on quality**: Increase your concentration (khushu’) in prayer by understanding what you are reciting and by eliminating distractions.

### 2. *Recitation and Reflection on the Qur'an*
- **Recite regularly**: Make it a habit to recite the Qur’an daily, even if it’s just a few verses.
- **Understand the meaning**: Reflect on the meanings of the verses. Reading the Qur'an with understanding allows its teachings to penetrate your heart.
- **Implement its teachings**: Strive to live by the teachings of the Qur'an in your daily life.

### 3. *Supplication (Dua)*
- **Make dua frequently**: Speak to Allah often and make dua for guidance, forgiveness, and help in all matters.
- **Be sincere**: Your duas should be made with sincerity and humility, acknowledging Allah's power and mercy.

### 4. *Increase Good Deeds*
- **Charity (Sadaqah)**: Give regularly, even if it's a small amount. Helping others brings blessings and purifies your wealth.
- **Acts of kindness**: Engage in small acts of kindness. Even a smile is considered charity in Islam.
- **Fasting**: Beyond Ramadan, consider fasting on other days such as Mondays and Thursdays, or the days of Arafah and Ashura.

### 5. *Seek Knowledge*
- **Learn about Islam**: Deepen your knowledge of Islam through reading, attending lectures, and discussing with knowledgeable people.
- **Implement what you learn**: Knowledge should lead to action. Apply what you learn to improve your relationship with Allah and others.

### 6. *Repentance (Tawbah)*
- **Seek forgiveness regularly**: No one is perfect. Constantly turn to Allah in repentance for your mistakes, big or small.
- **Make a fresh start**: Each day is an opportunity to start anew. Strive to be better today than you were yesterday.

### 7. *Dhikr (Remembrance of Allah)*
- **Engage in dhikr**: Regularly recite phrases of remembrance like “SubhanAllah” (Glory be to Allah), “Alhamdulillah” (Praise be to Allah), and “Allahu Akbar” (Allah is the Greatest).
- **Be mindful**: Try to be in a constant state of remembrance of Allah throughout your day, especially when doing routine tasks.

### 8. *Good Company*
- **Surround yourself with pious people**: Your friends influence your faith. Keep the company of those who encourage you to remember Allah and do good deeds.
- **Avoid negative influences**: Distance yourself from environments and people that pull you away from Allah.

### 9. *Patience and Gratitude*
- **Be patient in hardship**: Understand that trials are part of life and a means to grow closer to Allah. Trust in His plan.
- **Express gratitude**: Regularly thank Allah for His countless blessings, both big and small. Gratitude increases your blessings and draws you nearer to Him.

### 10. *Live a Balanced Life*
- **Balance worldly and spiritual life**: Islam teaches us to live a balanced life, fulfilling both our worldly responsibilities and our duties to Allah.
- **Reflect on the Hereafter**: Regularly remind yourself of the temporary nature of this world and the eternal nature of the Hereafter.

The journey towards Allah is ongoing, and each step taken with sincerity and effort brings you closer to Him. May Allah guide you and increase you in faith.

The Seerah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) refers to his life story and the events surrounding it. Key aspects include:

1. Early Life: Born in Mecca around 570 CE, he belonged to the Quraysh tribe. Orphaned young, he was raised by his grandfather and later by his uncle.


2. Marriage: At 25, he married Khadijah, a wealthy widow, who became his first supporter.


3. Prophethood: At 40, he received his first revelation from the Angel Gabriel. This marked the beginning of his mission to preach monotheism and ethical conduct.


4. Persecution: Early followers faced significant persecution from the Quraysh, leading to social and economic boycotts.


5. Hijrah: In 622 CE, faced with escalating threats, Muhammad and his followers migrated to Medina, marking the start of the Islamic calendar.


6. Medina Period: He established a multi-religious society and a political community, the Ummah, drafting the Constitution of Medina to govern relationships among different tribes and faiths.


7. Battles: Key battles include Badr, Uhud, and the Battle of the Trench, which solidified his leadership and the Muslim community.


8. Conquest of Mecca: In 630 CE, he returned to Mecca, where he peacefully conquered the city and cleansed the Kaaba of idols.


9. Final Years: He delivered his Farewell Sermon during the Hajj in 632 CE, emphasizing equality and justice before passing away shortly after.


10. Legacy: His teachings, embodied in the Quran and Hadith, continue to guide millions. His life serves as a model of compassion, justice, and leadership.



These key events illustrate his role as a religious, social, and political leader, shaping the foundations of Islam.

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The Five Pillars of Islam are fundamental acts of worship that shape a Muslim's faith and practice:

1. Shahada (Faith): The declaration of faith, affirming that there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His messenger.


2. Salah (Prayer): Performing the five daily prayers at prescribed times throughout the day.


3. Zakat (Charity): Giving a portion of one's wealth to those in need, typically calculated as 2.5% of savings.


4. Sawm (Fasting): Observing fast during the month of Ramadan, abstaining from food, drink, and other physical needs from dawn until sunset.


5. Hajj (Pilgrimage): Undertaking the pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca at least once in a lifetime, if financially and physically able.



These pillars are central to a Muslim's faith and practice, guiding their relationship with Allah and the community.

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As salamu alaykum. I am a new Muslim learning to memorize my prayers. Thank you for such a beautiful recitation. May Allah bless everyone here ❤

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may this dua heal the world. especially the disable, the blind, the poorest people and all the sick people who have suffered for so long in all hospitals or houses all over the world.

I wish to hear this beautiful voice in Janna.

alahu akbar, alahu akbar, alahu akbar, alahu akbar, alahu akbar, alahu akbar, alahu akbar. alhamdulilah ya rabbi.

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As-Salamou Alaikoum Brothers, Sisters and my fellow humans. Does anyone know of Brother Omar Hisham Al Arabi has a full Quran Recitation I can buy or download? Thank you in advance.

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Ya Allah I did my asylum interview few days ago please let it be a good news for me

Masha Allah

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Hello sir please take off the copyright well I’m recording on my TikTok is not allowed 🚫

Yah Allah may u heal my sister sharifah naiga yarabi😢😢😢

MasyaAllah jazakallah khair

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ya Allah please answer my prayers.Ameen yarab 🙏🙏