Australian Muslim Marriage

19/02/2026

13/02/2026

Always cherish
your Mother because mine has gone forever and I miss her every day. 😭

12/02/2026

Private life always win.

If blocking, muting, unfriending, and unfollowing the person will help you, then do it. Doing it doesn't automatically mean you hate the person. It's called self- preservation.

08/02/2026

In your opinion, what person alive today has done the most for Islam?

05/02/2026

For any decision, believe in yourself and ask your heart, because hearts don’t lie.

03/02/2026

Sitting on the couch wishing for things to happen won’t make things happen.

Get up and work for it and leave it to Allah.

01/02/2026

A woman was created from a man’s rib, not from his feet to be walked upon, nor from his head to rule over him, but from his side to walk beside him as an equal. Under his arm to be protected, and close to his heart to be loved.

29/01/2026

If Allah has written happiness for you, then no one on earth can rob you of this. And if Allah has written for your heart to be broken, then no one will be able to remedy it except Him.

28/01/2026

One of the greatest signs that you love Allah is that you think of Him often and try to do things to please Him (swt).

21/01/2026

When sins increase, blessings decrease

🤲 🤲

21/01/2026

Ya Rabbi, grant
jobs to those who are jobless and ease their struggles. 🤲

11/01/2026

I’ve seen this first hand and once I was the same.

One of the biggest downfalls of Muslims today is that we don’t know who to ask when it comes to Islam.
• When it comes to Islamic knowledge, rulings, and fatwas, many Muslims genuinely have no idea who is qualified to answer.
• Social media is full of Muslim influencers, but influencers are not scholars.
• First and foremost, we must learn to differentiate and recognise who Islamic scholars actually are.
• Islamic scholars are people who have studied Islam for many years, under scholars, and have written, authored, and contributed books, texts, research, and detailed works on Islam.
• We need to know the difference between:
• An Islamic scholar
• An Islamic speaker
• A motivational influencer
• A student of knowledge
• A da‘i
• A lecturer
• A layman
• Not everyone who speaks about Islam is qualified to give Islamic rulings or fatwas.
• We also need to recognise who is creating Islamic content for views, fame, or revenue, and who is genuinely working to preserve and teach Islam with knowledge and responsibility.
• Just because someone has a long beard or wears a thobe all the time does not mean they are a scholar. Clothing does not equal knowledge. There is no correlation.
• There are speakers who have studied 2–4 years and give excellent talks. That’s fine and beneficial.
• They motivate people to pray, fast, and reconnect with Allah — and that is good.
• But do we take deep fiqh issues, complex rulings, and serious fatwas from them? No.
• Basic reminders? Yes.
Pray five times. Fast Ramadan. Fear Allah. Absolutely.
• Complex matters require qualified scholars, not motivational talks or social media clips.

As Muslims, we must learn who to listen to and who to learn from when it comes to our deen because Islam is too important to take lightly.