Whosoever has Allah in his heart, His helper in both worlds is Allah, And whoever has other than Allah in his heart, His opponent in both worlds is Allah."
Mawlana Jalaluddin Rumi (ra)

My Faiths Goal

May Allah Ta’ala grant us His Love and the Love of Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) , such that it becomes easy to give up all sins and submit to His Obedience. May He protect us all from the mischief of nafs and Shaytaan. May He fill our hearts with Love, Adab, Akhlaq and Sabr for this beautiful Deen and inspire us in being a practical and good Muslims and be true role-models to our community.
"I want to die with my forehead on the ground,the sunnah in my heart,Allah on my mind, the Quran on my tongue & tears in my eyes."

Remember

Through the Zikr of Allah Ta’ala one may achieve recognition and Maarifat of Allah Ta’ala.
(Hadhrat Moulana Muhammad Zakariyyah rahmatullahi ‘alayh)


"if one lives for Allah alone love and peace would prevail in this world. When one is inspired by this,then whatever one does becomes devotion to Allah."
(Khwaja Nizamuddeen Auliya rahmatullahi ‘alayh)



'Allah will aid a servant of His so long as the servant aids his brother.'
- Sahih Muslim

Light of Dawn

I wake with the light of the dawn whispering with joy in my heart and with praise on my lips. In stillness and twilight i stand before you bowing, prostating i call Allahu (swt).
My eyes see your beauty in the dawn's golden hues. My ears hear the thunder as it gloriies you. The rhythm of my heart beats the sound of your name. My breaths rise and fall with the tide of your praise. My soul knew and loved you before i was born and without your mercy is lost and fortorn.
Wherever i may wonder down the pathways of life, my cry to you Allah (swt), is "guide me to ligfht" through all fear and helpness, to you do i turn for your breath of healing and peacedo i yearn. For all that i have , my Allah (swt) all that i am is from you, is for you and to you will return. Inshallah
In the following months biographies of the Companions of the Prophet (s.a.w) will be published..

14/09/2026

9/11 Conspiracy or Reality

 On September 11th 2001, millions of people watched the biggest false flag in modern history unfold live on their tv screens as two planes crashed into the twin towers in New York.


The event sent the world into a frenzy. Identical anti terrorist laws that impinged and restricted on all of our rights were introduced in ‘lock step’ in nearly every country. The surveillance state (already developing over decades) went into overdrive, fuelled by fear. 



In the years following 9/11 muslims and arabic or middle eastern people became the bogeyman or scapegoat for western problems and the rationale for the United States obsession for never ending war and colonial control of the middle east. The so called ‘ Arab Spring’ eliminated any opposition to Israel and was successfully used to brutally murder Colonel Gadaffi; Gadaffi being a thorn in Israel’s side and threat to the Israeli and US controlled petro dollar system.


But something else also happened.


‘Conspiracy Theories’ around 9/11 took off and while some might of been wrong or extreme, the evidence, analysis and public probing into what happened started to change the mindset of ordinary people. Most people now question whether 9/11 was a ‘false flag’ attack or inside job. Most people could see that this event was used to launch a never ending war led by the US and Israel and backed by the UK and ‘five eyes countries’ (five eyes being the countries that share intelligence and agreed post war in 1946 to this ) and was being used to take our rights away.


Fast forward 19 years to 2020 and the ‘covid pandemic.’


This was a globally integrated and orchestrated crazed assault on all of our basic rights. 

I have spent many years of my life talking about this and acting on it (so I don’t want to get into lengthy explanations about it) but again the key thing was that globally many people woke up to the fact that governments, charities, corporations and businesses, the NHS and public services are all corrupt and not there for our interests.


But there are still many who are not linking these two major false flag events together or joining the dots.


There have of course been many ‘false flag’ events over the last two centuries. But these two (I would argue) have been key in awakening many people 


But while people are distracted by men wearing balaclavas in Portsmouth and the latest merry-go round of divisive theatre centred on boats and ‘migrants’, we are seriously in deep and going into the throes of world war three and the real terrorists are coming for us all and our children (I’ve long talked about conscription plans that they’re not hiding from you).

 

But as with Pearl Harbour (research the evidence now out there about how the Americans were in on it), the UK, Israel, the US and NATO countries are preparing for a new ground zero that will convince many it’s essential we go into this militaristic war.


To go to war with superpowers like Russia and China you need a very big reason- a big event. 



01/09/2026

Conquest of Ayasofya

 After Sultan Mehmet II, "Mehmet Khan the Conqueror", took Constantinople in 1453, Ayasofya became the crown jewel of the Ottoman Empire.



1453. The day Constantinople fell and a new chapter began. Sultan Mehmet Khan turned Ayasofya into the grand mosque of Istanbul. The bells fell silent, the call to prayer rose, and minarets were added to a dome that had stood for 1000 years. From cathedral to Fatih’s mosque — a symbol of conquest and faith.  

They called it the conquest of a city. Sultan Mehmet Khan called it the opening of a new era.  

Ayasofya’s dome, once echoing with choirs, now echoes with azan. Minarets rose beside the ancient walls, and history bowed to faith.  





From 1453 to today — Ayasofya, claimed by Sultan Mehmet Khan and still standing as a sign of faith and power.  

#Ayasofya #SultanMehmet #Fatih1453 #OttomanHistory #IstanbulTurkey #Mosque #Conquest #HistoryInStone #TravelTurkey

27/08/2026

Love for the Prophet SAW

 A young man was arrested beside the Rawdah of the Prophet ﷺ.


Four police officers arrested a young man near the blessed Rawdah of the Prophet ﷺ. Without saying a word, they immediately tied his hands behind his back with a rope.


The young man kept asking, "What have I done? I'm neither a thief nor a criminal. Why are you treating me like this?"


An elderly man had been watching the entire scene from a distance. He approached the officers and said, "I know this young man."


The police asked, "How do you know him?"


The elderly man replied, "I always see him standing or sitting in front of the Prophet's ﷺ Rawdah, sending salutations (salawat), offering salam, and weeping. Why have you arrested him? Is he a thief?"


The young man was an Albanian, around 35 or 36 years old, with shoulder-length hair and a light beard.


The police replied, "No, he is not a thief. He is from Albania and has been living in Madinah for six years without legal residency documents. We have tried many times to deport him back to Albania, but every time we arrest him, he somehow escapes. We always find him again in the Prophet's Mosque. This time, we had no choice but to tie him up immediately."


The elderly man asked, "What will you do with him now?"


They answered, "We will enforce the law. We are taking him to the airport and putting him on a plane back to Albania."


The young man wept, realizing that this time he might truly have to leave the city of Madinah—the city filled with the memories of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ.


After a while, he pleaded with the officers:


"Please understand. I do not steal, rob, deceive, or harm anyone. I came here only out of love for the Messenger of Allah ﷺ. I have no worldly purpose."


The officers replied, "That is not enough. According to the law, you must return to your country. Foreigners cannot remain here without legal permission."


As they escorted him out of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, the young man made one final request. The officers allowed him.


He looked toward the Green Dome and, overcome with emotion, cried out:


هل هكذا كان الاتفاق بيننا؟!


"O Messenger of Allah! Was this our agreement? I left my business, my family, and my parents so that I could become your neighbor, but now they will not let me stay."


As he uttered these words, he collapsed to the ground.


The officers initially thought he was pretending to faint so he could escape again. But when they lifted him up and poured water on his face, he did not respond.


One officer exclaimed, "Perhaps he has suffered a stroke or a heart attack. Call an ambulance immediately!"


An ambulance arrived and took him to the hospital. After examining him, the doctor said:


"He passed away about an hour and a half ago."


The officers broke down in tears, saying:


"By Allah, while carrying out our duty, we never realized the depth of this man's love for the Messenger of Allah ﷺ."


After he was washed, prayed over, and prepared for burial, he was taken to Jannat al-Baqi' and buried there.


The young man who was supposed to depart for Albania instead departed for Jannat al-Baqi', leaving behind a moving example of love for the Messenger of Allah ﷺ.


Translated from Arabic

By Golam Kibriya Azhary

26/08/2026

Khalid ibn al-Walid, the Sword of Allah.

 


Not many Muslims around the world make it here. So I thought you guys might appreciate this. 


Tucked away in a corner of a mosque in Homs, Syria, lies the resting place of one of the greatest warriors in Islamic history.. Khalid ibn al-Walid, the Sword of Allah.

I’m not Muslim, but I knew I couldn’t leave Syria without standing in front of his mausoleum.

The man who never lost a battle. The commander who shattered Byzantine power at Yarmouk and opened the gates of Syria to Islam. His dome-topped resting place sits quietly in the corner of the mosque that carries his name.

Standing there felt heavy. Not like a tourist stop… more like standing in the presence of a real historical figure.

25/08/2026

Palestine must not be forgotten. 🇵🇸

 We are taught that Islam teaches us to forgive, and it does — but forgiveness does not mean forgetting.


To forgive someone who has wronged you can be an act of strength, faith and trust in Allah. It means you choose not to let hatred consume your heart, and you leave the matter in the hands of Allah. But forgiveness does not require you to erase what happened, abandon your boundaries, or allow the same harm to happen again.


And when it comes to Palestine, we must never confuse forgiveness with forgetting.


We must not forget the lives lost.

We must not forget the families torn apart.

We must not forget the children who have suffered.

We must not forget the homes destroyed, the people displaced, or the pain endured.


Remembering Palestine is not hatred.

Speaking for Palestine is not hatred.

Standing against injustice is not hatred.


Islam teaches us to stand for justice, even when it is difficult.


We can forgive without forgetting. We can seek peace without abandoning justice. And we can pray for an end to suffering while refusing to let the world forget Palestine.


Because forgetting an injustice does not heal it — sometimes, remembering is how we make sure it is never repeated.


Palestine must not be forgotten. 🇵🇸

23/08/2026

They Cannot Compete With Us"

 🇹🇷Turkish General’s Bold Message on !srael: “They Cannot Compete With Us — We Are Not Like Other Countries”


Retired Turkish Lt. Gen. Zekai Aksakallı, former commander of Türkiye’s Special Forces, has delivered a strong assessment of Türkiye’s military capabilities in relation to Israel.


Speaking during a CNN Türk broadcast at the TEKNOFEST Mavi Vatan event, Aksakallı said: “Israel does not have the capacity to compete with us. We are not like other countries.” Turkish media reported that he was discussing Türkiye’s growing military capabilities and transformation of its domestic defence industry.


Aksakallı also highlighted Türkiye’s transformation over his roughly 26 years of experience in conflict and crisis environments, recalling that Turkish forces had significantly fewer capabilities when he began his career. He contrasted that period with Türkiye’s current defence-industrial capabilities and technological development.


The remarks represent Aksakallı’s personal assessment rather than an independently verified comparison of the overall military capabilities of Türkiye and Israel.



Source: Yeni Şafak, reporting on Aksakallı’s CNN Türk remarks; TRT World for his military background.