Canadian Muslims Club

09/13/2024

As the 12th Rabi gets closer - do something which will imitate his way and will benefit the community. Put down the keyboard, calm down the ego, and stop the endless debating.
Rasulallah ﷺ loved children. Visit the hospitals and give out gifts to the ill children in the wards so they feel his love. Rasūlullāh ﷺ loved the poor and the destitute. Go out and search for those in need in our community and provide them with essentials so they know he cares. Rasulallah ﷺ constantly thought about widows and single women. Visit them, assist them, and let them know that he is with them. Rasulallah ﷺ was concerned about new Muslims. Phone them, link them, go for meals, bring them home, they are your family so let them know that he appreciates them. Rasulallah ﷺ cared about our homes. Treat your spouses, parents and kids to something nice and show them your trying your best to follow him.
Rasulallah ﷺ cared about those who suffer with disability. Spend some time with them, smile with them, converse with them, and show them how much you care. The Prophet wept for sinners and was eager for their guidance regardless of who they were and what they did in the past. Make supplications, drop a tear, and ask Allah to bless your brothers and sisters at least once a day with hope they come back to him ﷺ. This is the essence of the Mawlid.

07/15/2024

07/01/2024

Happy Canada Day to all the Proud Canadians! Enjoy♥️🇨🇦🍁🧿🍁🇨🇦♥️

01/06/2024

Sahih Bukhari.....Volume 7, Book 64, Number 265:
Narrated Abu Huraira:
The Prophet said, "The one who looks after a widow or a poor person is like a Mujahid (warrior)
who fights for Allah's Cause, or like him who performs prayers all the night and fasts all the day."

09/24/2023

Marriage Workshop gems, benefits of Marriage.
💫 Sakeenah/comfort
💫 Muwaddah/affection
💫 Half our Deen
💫 Crucial part of life
💫 Continue the legacy of Adam alaihis salaam of procreation
💫 Building social order, structure, stability, Harmony

09/15/2023

Marriage is absolutely freakin’ awesome.
It's the best thing ever.
A marriage is a partnership between two people where they support each other through life, potentially have kids together and are eternally rewarded for being intimate with each other.
In fact, there's a famous prophetic statement where the Prophet, peace & blessings upon him, mentioned that being intimate with your wife is something that you are rewarded for, and the companions were amazed. How could we be rewarded by God for indulging in our carnal pleasures?
The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him wisely responded:
"Do you not see that if he did it in an illegal way, it would be sinful? So if he does it in a legal way, he is rewarded."
Like I said, the marriage the best thing ever.
Islam doesn't create a an unreasonable dichotomy between either being a "holy person" who is completely celibate and completely overcomes all of their physical desires versus a normal "unholy person" who completely indulges in those desires.
Instead, Islam creates a much more moderate - and at the same time, spiritually challenging - path which is this:
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Conform yourself to the divine law. Be only with your spouse. And not only can you indulge in your carnal desires, but you're actually eternally rewarded for it.
As a wise man once said, the more you pleasure your partner, the more eternal reward you will receive.
Now that's all well and good for happily married people.
But what if you're not married yet and you're still on the search for a partner...?
And what if you are married, but it's anything but happy, blissful and enjoyable...?
In either case, I recommend two things.
Number One: deepen and develop your prayers, because it makes you more attractive spiritually, psychologically, internally and externally.
Number Two: get yourself a good plan that makes finding your optimal marriage partner - and creating an incredibly rewarding relationship with your partner - absolutely inevitable.

08/22/2023

Ameen.