Ibn Sheikh Ismael Dawah Media

23/05/2026

Today is the 6th Day of Dhul-Hijjah — sacred days that pass quickly but carry rewards beyond imagination.

Do not let these blessed days go by while your heart remains distant from Allah.
Pray sincerely. Repent sincerely. Forgive people sincerely.
Increase your dhikr, Qur’an, charity, and kindness, even if it seems small.

A single sincere dua can change your life.
A single tear for the sake of Allah can erase years of sins.
A single good deed in these days may become the reason Allah grants you Jannah.

May Allah Almighty forgive us completely, guide us beautifully, and accept every act of worship we do in these blessed days.
May He heal every broken heart, remove every hidden pain, ease every hardship, and replace our worries with peace and contentment.

May Allah open doors of halal rizq, barakah, mercy, protection, and opportunities we never imagined possible.
May He bless our families, strengthen our faith, protect us from evil and disappointment, and grant us success in this world and the Hereafter.

May these sacred days bring us closer to Allah Almighty and make us among those whose sins are forgiven and whose duas are accepted.

Ameen Ya Rabbal Alameen.

23/05/2026

23/05/2026

Mina prepares to receive the Guests of the Most Merciful.

23/05/2026

THE FOLLOWING ARE 10 TYPES OF WOMEN THAT ALLAH AND HIS MESSENGER (ﷺ) HAVE WARNED AGAINST:

1. Those who practice tattooing or get tattoos: The Prophet (ﷺ) cursed those who alter the creation of Allah by tattooing.

2. Those who remove/pluck eyebrows: Similar to tattooing, altering facial features to artificially enhance beauty is forbidden.

3. Those who create gaps between teeth: Artificially altering teeth to look beautiful is considered changing Allah’s creation.

4. Those who wear wigs or lengthen hair artificially: The Prophet (ﷺ) cursed women who add artificial hair to their own.

5. Those who imitate men: Women who adopt the clothing, behaviors, or manners that are characteristic of men.

6. Those who are ungrateful to their husbands: Women who disregard or show ingratitude for the good done to them by their husbands.

7. Those who display their charms (Tabarruj): Women who do not wear proper Hijab and expose their beauty to men who are not their Mahram.

8. Those who use excessive perfume in public: A woman who wears perfume and passes by men in a way that allows them to smell her fragrance.

9. Those who abandon their husband in bed: A woman who refuses her husband's invitation to bed without a valid excuse, causing him to spend the night angry.

10. Those who ask for divorce without cause: Women who request a divorce from their husbands with no valid, permissible, or severe reason.

Additional warnings in Hadith mention women who exhibit the following traits, specifically warned against in the context of marriage:

•Al-Ananah: The one who whines, complains, and fakes sickness.

•Al-Mannaanah: The one who does favors to her husband and constantly reminds him of them.

• Al-Haddaqah: The greedy one who forces her husband to spend on unnecessary items.

22/05/2026

Before mocking the hijab or niqab, remember:

people who live in glass houses should not throw stones. Modesty and covering are not exclusive to Islam; Judaism and Christianity also have traditions of modest dress and covering. Mockery, anti-Islam agitation, and spreading hatred do not reflect knowledge or strength — they only reveal prejudice.

Respecting different beliefs costs nothing, but fueling division and hostility harms everyone.

22/05/2026

Today is Friday. Don't forget to recite Surah Al-Kahf and send many blessings upon the Prophet.

~Reminder ✍️