Golden Angel 🏹

"Lying doesn't build anything, but rather ruins all that is wonderful"

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@white-tulip323 @my-love-my-soul @imthelostwanderer @afinidade082323

Strong as a midnight brew, daring and true,

or gentle as dawn’s light, a warmth to pursue.

both fire and comfort in the lives they weave,

a liquid song the heart won’t leave.

Contemplate, cherish, and live your present, for it is the heartbeat of your existence, a lively reflection of who you are and who you can become.

It's a journey marked by moments of joy, sorrow, triumph, and challenge.

Each phase of life brings its own lessons—childhood curiosity fades into the complexities of adulthood, where responsibilities often collide with the desire for freedom.

Here is the question. If a woman has her period, is pregnant, or breastfeeding her child, she should not fast. It sounds like women will never be able to have their fasting during Ramadan count for anything since, according to hadith, if she doesn't fast all 30 days of Ramadan, it's like she never fasted at all. And she can't do. Sje can't do Shawwal after Ramadan. That's only for those fasting every day in Ramadan. Does this mean women are nothing? Can you please try to explain this to make sense?

Hello . Welcome darling 💐

Thank you and I will explain the answer to you with a story.

My mother told me before Ramadan that she would not be able to fast and she said to me what do you think?

I said do not fast, your health cannot tolerate fasting and you do not have to do anything. If you can feed a poor person every day, this is a blessing from God, and if you cannot, then there is no sin.

Allah is the one who judges you, not the sheikhs or hadiths. Don't follow any of them. They read from books written around 1300 years ago.

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Thanks to my beautiful friend. I woke her up in the morning to listen to my song. 🤣

"Some madness adds flavor to our lives"

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@white-tulip323

@my-love-my-soul

@imthelostwanderer @afinidade082323

The wild wind weep

Your stride a storm

The earth asleep

💐💐💐💐💐💐

Some tread lightly

Fearing the fall

But

Your treads are tempest

Defying the squall

I have always been interested in history, religion, and cultures. It boggles me to see differences in how women are treated, both within their religion and in culture.

To me, it looks like behavior towards women within Islam is defended by religion and hadith.

Can you please give insight into how a woman's value is talked about in the Quran? Not what's told by the sheikh in the local mosque, or in hadith, but what's written in the Quran.

Hello ML-TBT

First and foremost, thank you so much. I rarely meet someone with your open-mindedness, intellectual maturity, and diversified culture.

In the three heavenly laws, you will find that women are guilty and that our mother Eve is the reason for our expulsion from Paradise, and the Qur’an exonerates our mother Eve.

In the Qur’an there is a Surah called An-Nisaa’ (Women), which teaches us how to deal with women, respect them, and give them their rights in everything.

In the stories in the Qur’an you will find a big difference between the way women and men deal, and you will also find the wisdom of women in dealing with others, unlike men. This is proof that women are perfect.

In the Qur’an you will find many names of women and their great positions, unlike men, including the wife of Pharaoh, the Queen of Sheba, the Virgin Mary, and the mother of the Prophet Moses.

In another post, I will show you something amazing from the Quran that scientists did not pay attention to, but science has proven it in our modern era.