I will go to 4 months jamaat on September 5 th Insha allah

Need preparation
Need tell wife, mother, Manager.
Plan for saving.
Plan less risk passive income atleast 30k in my abscence.

Preparations
Go 3days jamaat every month
Work in office correctly
Complete 5 times namaaz in time.
Practice jakat, sadkah, hadiya, jikr.
Quran reading
Understand Quran
Remember Quran verses.

Collect my Bangalore house advance money, buy Gold for Sumiya
no land, no house, no business investment
Because her money

Buy Gold of 10 grams every month by girl.

Save 20k money saving every month.

Prepare Camel kurbani money, Give camel kurbani as per rule, mannath.

Pay minium 5k apart from internet to Parents.

Pay internet and salaries to saidani, Ameena bhabi, Haseena, Inayatulla wife.

Tell sumiya to manage the software training work.

Fill 10 rice packs.
Buy 5 baby sheeps.
on give it to family to feat every month.

Force Temp traveller

Inshallah I will buy Force tempo traveller, rent to Aristro traveller/select traveller for amazon.
Ask rafi to work as driver.

I will buy old 1 year old vehicle.

New vehicle cost: 12 or 13 lakhs
Bank loan: 3 lakh down payment
emi: 24k for 5 years.

Collect 40k for every month from travller
Drive 60k every day, cost 500 rs worth of diesel.
Even connect to travellers so that he will extra income.
Maintaince 10,000k .

Ask Inayatulla wife to volunteer as Computer remote online teacher

To teach Saidhani, Ameena Bhabi, Hasina Didi.

Install internet connection at her home.
Give old laptop if not available.
Pay 1k per month apart from internet.
Bear installation cost for internet.

Insha allah, may this be done next month March1.

Android version name and numbers list

Code name

	Version	API level
Nougat	7.1	API level 25
Nougat	7.0	API level 24
Marshmallow	6.0	API level 23
Lollipop	5.1	API level 22
Lollipop	5.0	API level 21
KitKat	4.4 - 4.4.4	API level 19
Jelly Bean	4.3.x	API level 18
Jelly Bean	4.2.x	API level 17
Jelly Bean	4.1.x	API level 16
Ice Cream Sandwich	4.0.3 - 4.0.4	API level 15, NDK 8
Ice Cream Sandwich	4.0.1 - 4.0.2	API level 14, NDK 7
Honeycomb	3.2.x	API level 13
Honeycomb	3.1	API level 12, NDK 6
Honeycomb	3.0	API level 11
Gingerbread	2.3.3 - 2.3.7	API level 10
Gingerbread	2.3 - 2.3.2	API level 9, NDK 5
Froyo	2.2.x	API level 8, NDK 4
Eclair	2.1	API level 7, NDK 3
Eclair	2.0.1	API level 6
Eclair	2.0	API level 5
Donut	1.6	API level 4, NDK 2
Cupcake	1.5	API level 3, NDK 1
(no code name)	1.1	API level 2
(no code name)	1.0	API level 1

What is Poorest district in india?

SHORTLISTED DISTRICTS
State	Districts	Poverty-environment link based on above indicators
Jharkhand	Palamu	Deforestation, soil degradation: district level earning has gone down by 50 per cent due to it in the last seven years. Has resulted into health problems like malaria.
MP	Mandla	Deforestation and less MFPs: severe food insecurity makes this district as the one of the worst as far as women health is concerned.
Chattisgarh	Sarguja	Collapse of the tribal economy based on land and forest: land alienation and resulting poverty.
Maharashtra	Dhule	Water scarcity and loss of soil fertility: Severe impact on agriculture and health. Last year 300-400 children died due to malnutrition.
Orissa	Phulbani Rayagada	Collapse of hills ecology: deforestation, soil erosion and water scarcity. Rayagada is considered as India’s most food insecure district despite rich forest, land and water resources (and of course all of these are fast degrading) and a decade of World Food Programme’s intervention.
Rajasthan	Banswara Dungarpur	Total ecological degradation (forest, water, land): Considered as Rajasthan’s 20th century desert. A 100 per cent tribal district and rich with fertile land but fluoride mines not only spoil land but also contaminate the ground water. The whole district is crippled with fluorosis and is now the poorest.
UP	Banda	UP’s poorest district and is due to land related problems.
AP	Ananthpur	The second driest district in India and India’s largest concentration of groundnut cultivation in one district. Off late groundnut farmers have been committing suicide.
Bihar	Champaran	From here Gandhiji started a major movement for rural development but now it is one of the three poorest districts: loss of commons, land alienation and floods.

highest concentration muslim people in india state

http://islamicpopulation.blogspot.ie/
Assam muslim concentration.

Jammu & kasmeer
Lakshadeep
Assam
West Bengal
Kerala
Utter Pradesh

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Nagon district in assam hih population 1,5 crore

Highest muslim people living state in india

Uttar Pradesh -> 38 crore as per 2011
Bihar ->17 crore as per 2011

Lets know the muslim population of Bihar

Bihar people spread across india

Even some times hear other states, assam..

Poorest state of India search

A)Jattisgarh

Indian states and territories ranked by poverty

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

States and union
territories of India
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This is a list of States and Union Territories of India ranked according to poverty as on 16 September 2013. The list is compiled from the Annual Report of Reserve Bank of India published on 2013.^[1] The rank is calculated according to the percentage of people below poverty-line and is based on MRP-consumption.
Goa ranks best with least poverty of 5.09% while national average stands at 21.92%.

Rank	State/U.T.	Poverty (% of people below poverty line)
1	Goa	5.09
2	Kerala	7.05
3	Himachal Pradesh	8.06
4	Sikkim	8.19
5	Punjab	8.26
6	Andhra Pradesh *	9.20
7	Jammu and Kashmir	10.35
8	Haryana	11.16
9	Uttarakhand	11.26
10	Tamil Nadu	11.28
11	Meghalaya	11.87
12	Tripura	14.05
13	Rajasthan	14.71
14	Gujarat	16.63
15	Maharashtra	17.35
16	Nagaland	18.88
17	West Bengal	19.98
18	Mizoram	20.87
19	Karnataka	20.91
**	All India Average	21.92
20	Uttar Pradesh	29.43
21	Madhya Pradesh	31.65
22	Assam	31.98
23	Odisha	32.59
24	Bihar	32.6
25	Arunachal Pradesh	34.67
26	Manipur	36.89
27	Jharkhand	36.96
28	Chhattisgarh	39.93
U/T	Andaman and Nicobar Islands	1.00
U/T	Lakshadweep	2.77
U/T	Puducherry	9.69
U/T	Daman and Diu	9.86
U/T	Delhi	9.91
U/T	Chandigarh	21.81
U/T	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	39.31

Notes

U/T = union territory

including TELANGANA

References

"Table 162, Number and Percentage of Population Below Poverty Line". Reserve Bank of India, Government of India. 2013. Retrieved April 20, 2014.

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Mohammed Ansari, Hafiz, Imam, Ac mechanic labour, Bihar

He is from Bihar.
He is the fifth son.
He earns 7000 rs per month , apart from house to stay in Masjid compound.
He dont have job now, as he was replaced by some other imam on vaction to his home town.
He still bachelor.
He works for AC installation contractor for now.

Centeral AC installation contractor Salman, Bihar

For big building, they need to install central AC.
Salman tender for such contract in BLUE STAR, other companies.
Currently he run his business in Chennai, Hyderabad.

He is of age 37.
Labour structure
Mesri, Karigar, labour
Labour will get 200 rs
Karigar 300rs
Mesri 400 to 500 rs

Apart from
1room house for 8 people, grocerries to self cook, along with gas.

It will cost 1k for rent, 2k for food, overall 3kper person.
He will collect money form BLUE start , client every month.
But he have to pay daily to labour.
When he shot of money, he will ask them with workers.

Most of the labours are from Bihar, Young adults, most of the did not even pass 10th class.
Workers go to home once or twice in year for a month.

the profit from this bussiness is 20%
with risk of tender rate low , labour idling, labour procurement on demand, maintaining.
Even material in time unavailability.

Hire Tester(Software development in Test) use for development(prototyping, maintainance work

offline communication for tasks

sms, mail, offline video

for assigning tasks, replying enqueries

Skype every tuesday for 15 mintes with Prabhu, Gopi(strict 15 minutes only)

Discuss ideas, family, problems

Patience, perservance, prayer, fear of god, self reflection, jikr, duah, namaz, quran, do(work, eat, live,...) in the name of allah

Sell Miswak and attar at Masjid with no seller

Keep miswak box and money box tied to one of the window inside.

With label in local, english, hindi version to buy miswak cost 20rs, deposit money in the money box.
Money box has lid, any one can open the money box.

Keep faith in god.
That no one stole the miswak, and money.

Even remove the label price label, avoid telling price label, write cost , Ask them whatever they want to pay for.
or
Even dont write the price or cost, Ask the to pay whatever feels right for the item.

Keep faith in allah.

Sell attar bottle of 20, 40, 60, 80 rs also.
Even sell topies also like this

Jahangeer, mobiler repair technician , Samsung, Hyderabad

I met Jahangeer in Isha namaz.
He came to chennai for Samsung Services mobile training 4 day program.
He is staying near Centuary palace, Perungudi.
He did 2 months mobile repair course.
He did ITI course.
He work for 1 year mobile repair shop.
Currently he works in Samsung services company.
He have mark on his forehead like bindiya.
But he look simple wearing traditional white sharay and jubba, with bear and topi.
I asked about his dress.
He said it cost around 350rs for cloth and 300 for sewing.

Insha allah, one day i will buy atleast one good simple white sharay and jubba.
Insha allah, i will wear Sharay and jubba all my life even in home or office.

I met Yusuf in Kandanchavidi Masjid, Chennai

Yusuf works in Ford, near kandanchavidi office.
He have 21 years experience.
He currently work as manager.
He have 5 children, out of 3 are studying haffiz course.
His family lives in Hyderabad.
He lives in service apartment, pays 15k for food , one room
He is used work for 19 years in Ford,detroit, USA.

He said there is some area in detroit where more muslim live there.
Even they have masjid, they gave ajaah.

Its good that there is masjid in USA.

Today talk with Janiter in my office

Following is brief summary in no order.
He is 35 years old.
He have 2 children, one daughter and the other one is son.
Daughter got married had kid.
His son in law is car driver, have farm land.
His son is studying degree.
His native place is village near Nellore, Andhra pradesh.
He earns 7500 rs per month.
His wife also works.
Both are living in Chennai.

He did not studied even 1st class.
He used rear goats/cows in village during his childhood.
He have around 2acres of land.

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Observation.
Early marriage , early retirement.

Insha allah. i will marriage my daughter and sons as early as 18 years for girl, 21 years for boy.
Atleast 21 years for both of them.
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Opportunity.
Hire only illiterate people for lower salary.
Create android app/website for illiterate people using symbols or audio natural language discussion.
Hire janitors for 1k for 1hour every month for work.
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inshallah Ikbhal please read this http://understandquran.com/why-you-must-understand-surah-al-fatiha-by-marie-matney.html

I feel that learning Quran is too (Spend 15 to hour) minutes to learn a word or ayath, teach kids

http://understandquran.com
by Amani Iqbal
The following is an encouragement for those who may feel that learning the Qur’an is too difficult or will not bring great rewards.
The Importance of Qur’anic Learning
As a child growing up in Dubai, the Arabic language was a part of my school curriculum. However, as we all know, the Arabic in the Quran is far more eloquent than the everyday Arabic that is spoken and written. As such, I never quite knew how to link the language I learned to the Quran I read on a daily basis.
As the years passed, I would read the Quran regularly along with the translation but it would never truly penetrate and I would sooner or later forget the meaning of what I had read.
The Prophet (may peace be upon him) once said, “The most superior among you (Muslims) are those who learn the Quran and teach it.” (Sahih Bukhari)
You may wonder, “How can this apply to my life if I am not a scholar of Deen?”
Baby Steps
In 2010 I attended an Understanding Quran one-day course in Colombo. Subhanallah, that one-day course became the catalyst for my religious learning. Within a week I’d completed the rest of the course through self-study at home and could not believe that in just one week I had learnt the entire meaning of my Salah! Reading Salah took on a whole new meaning and made me reflect, understand and actually practice what I was reading in Salah.
If I could learn the meaning of Salah in a week, then surely I could apply the same techniques to learning the rest of Quran. This desire to learn grew in my heart and to this day I try to learn at least one word or ayah of the Quran on a daily basis.
Once you learn a few surahs, it will definitely boost your confidence and encourage you to do more. It is just as easy as learning any other language. Moreover, it is a great source of ajr and a means of success not only in this life but in the aakhira as well!
Passing it on
When can you start teaching what you have learned? And to whom should we teach it?
The answer to the first question is— today! Regardless of how much Islamic knowledge you have gained, each word or verse or hadith that you teach someone can bring you ajr until the end of time! You will never know the impact that your one word of Quran had on another person– that’s between them and Allah – but the reward will be yours as well.
Who can you teach? I have pondered over this question many times and it was when my child was born that the answer to this question dawned on me. Many of us may feel shy to approach strangers or even friends to pass on Islamic knowledge. If “charity begins at home” then so does education and the spreading of Islamic knowledge.
To summarise:

Recognise the importance of learning and teaching the Qur’an.
Begin studying. Try spending just fifteen minutes to half an hour a day to learn and understand even one ayah of Quran. Gain confidence!
As soon as you start learning, pass the knowledge on. Begin with your own children if you have them, and move on to parents, other family members, friends, and then non-Muslims.

Take time to recognise the great blessings that enter your life when you study and teach the Qur’an.

How to Battle Difficulties with Patience, Perseverance, Prayer and Fear of God (A Quranic Perspective)

http://understandquran.com/battling-difficulties-with-patience-and-perseverance-a-quranic-perspective.html

Insha allah

How to Battle Difficulties with Patience and Perseverance (A Quranic Perspective)

by Towheed Fatma
We will test you with a certain amount of fear and hunger and loss of wealth and life and fruits of your toil. But give good news to the steadfast: Those who, when disaster strikes them, say, “We belong to Allah and to Him we will return”. Those are the people who will have blessings and mercy from their Lord; they are the ones who are guided. ~Chapter 2, Verse 155-157
Problems are Universal— and Help is Always Near
Every single person in this world is facing some sort of trial or test. There may be some facing trials in education, others in their jobs, still others in their businesses, and still more facing problems with family or friends. But Allah (swt) says:
Oh you who believe! Seek help with patient perseverance and prayer, for God is with those who patiently persevere.                  ~Chapter 2, Verse 153
For those who exercise patience, Allah (swt) will help and show a way out of every difficulty.
And for those who fear Allah, He (ever) prepares a way out,
And He provides for him from (sources) he never could imagine. And if any one puts his trust in Allah, sufficient is (Allah) for him. For Allah will surely accomplish his purpose: verily, for all things has Allah appointed a due proportion.                                                                 ~Chapter 65, Verse 2-3
Allah (swt) in various places in the Holy Quran links patience and perseverance to success.
Seek Allah’s help with patient perseverance and prayer. It is indeed hard except for those who are humble.                            ~Chapter 2, Verse 45
The Ingredients of Success
If we want to be successful in this world and the hereafter we have to be patient. Allah (swt) clearly sets out the ingredients for success: perseverance, prayer, steadfastness, and the fear of Allah. If one does these things one is going to act according to the laws of Allah (swt). One will also accept and say that whatever happens is by the will of Allah (swt). Allah (swt) says:
It may be that you hate something when it is good for you and it may be that you love something when it is bad for you. Allah (swt) knows and you know not.
~Chapter 2, Verse 216
As Muslims we must remember that Allah (swt) says:
Verily, with every difficulty there is relief.
Verily, with every difficulty there is relief.     ~Chapter 94, Verse 5-6
The Promise
And for Allah (swt) to say this once is enough. But Allah (swt) says it twice, one after the other. This is how much Allah (swt) is kind towards us. He says ‘O my slaves be patient. Be patient, because with any trial that you are going to face there will be ease. He tells us that for sure we all will be tested. We all will go through trials and tribulations but nevertheless we will be relieved.
Our burden, our trouble, our difficulty will be removed. How? Through prayers, through patience, through complete faith in Allah (swt).
And be steadfast in patience, for verily Allah will not suffer the reward of the righteous to perish. ~Chapter 11, Verse 115
Dealing with Crises
So many times in our lives something happens to us and we feel that this is the worst thing that can happen to us. But then after the trial we realize that this is the best thing that could have happened to us. So we have to be patient and know that Allah (swt) is sufficient for us and is the best disposer of all our affairs. He will guide us to that which is good.
We must not say I believe and then think Allah is not going to test us. Allah (swt) says in the Quran:
Do people think that they will be left alone because they say: “We believe,” and will not be tested? And We indeed tested those who were before them. And Allah will certainly make (it) known (the truth of) those who are true, and will certainly make (it) known (the falsehood of) those who are liars, (although Allah knows all that before putting them to test).   ~Chapter 29, Verse 2-3
With Every Trial, a Solution
So whatever trials we are going through, we should know that we have already been told about this by Allah (swt) in the Quran. But we are not left alone with all the trials and difficulties. Allah (swt) gives us the way out.
“Patiently, then, persevere – for the Promise of Allah is true, and ask forgiveness for your faults, and celebrate the praises of your Lord in the evening and in the morning.”                                                                           ~Chapter 40, Verse 55
No one will be granted such goodness except those who exercise patience and self-restraint, none but persons of the greatest good fortune. ~Chapter 41, Verse 35
We should always remember that our wealth— our family, our children, our wives and our status— is a test from Allah (swt). Allah (swt) says
Your wealth and your children are only a trial (fitnah). And Allah – With Him is a great reward (Paradise).                                                 ~Chapter 64, Verse 15
All Tests from Allah
Everything that we have in this world is a test from Allah (swt). A person is going to continue to be tested throughout his lifetime only to wash off his sins so that on the day of resurrection Allah (swt) puts him in jannah.
Whatever test we are going through in this world, we should remember that it is from Allah (swt) and that these test bring us closer and closer to Jannah, provided we deal with them with patience and perseverance.
The Reward of Patience
There is a beautiful story about patience in the Holy Quran of Prophet Yusuf A.S.
His brothers threw him into the well, but he was patient and so Allah (swt) raised him out of that well. He ended up in the house of one of the most powerful people of Egypt, but then Allah (swt) tested him again.
The wife of Al Aziz, the finance minister, tried to tempt him, but he was patient. Then Allah (swt) tested him again and threw him into prison. But he was patient for the sake of Allah (swt). And in the end Allah (swt) raised him to a lofty station and he became one of the most powerful people in Egypt. This is the reward of patience.
May Allah (swt) provide each one of us with this beautiful quality— patience

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As Muslims, the Qur’an should have been the center of our existence. The big challenge is that almost 90% of the non-Arab Muslims doesn’t even understand one page of it!

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Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala said: “[This is] a blessed Book which We have revealed to you, [O Muhammad], that they might reflect upon its verses…” (Al-Quran 38:29)
The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: “I am leaving with you two weighty things: the first is the Book of Allah … (and he said)… hold fast to the Book of Allah and adhere to it.” [Muslim]
Why is stress prevailing everywhere?
Because we are struggling with our priorities. We want to find peace but when it comes to Islamic knowledge, we don’t know where to start. On top of this, our schools are not teaching the complete Quran. That sure is a recipe for disaster. We need to correct our priorities.
Do you see the urgency? The time is now to realize that the Quran is not just a nice book to have, but it is a must to understand and practice it for our own benefit.

Our Mission

That is why The Understand Quran Academy has three main goals:
1. To remove the illiteracy of the Quran
2. To present the Quran as the most interesting and relevant Book ever
(How can the book of Allah be boring, unless we don’t know how to teach it?)
3. To bring up a Quranic generation for the future and through them reach out to whole humanity
Ultimately, our mission is to invite people to fulfill the rights of the Quran: Believe in it, recite it, understand it, ponder it, practice it, spread it, and memorize it as much as possible.

Our Vision for the future

To reach out to 1.3 billion Non-Arab Muslims with these courses and then through them reach out to the 5.5 billion Non-Muslim brothers and sisters with the message of the Quran. (How can we convey the message of the Quran if we ourselves don’t understand it?)

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Our methodology is to instruct in a practical way how to Recite, Understand and Interact with the Quran, no matter if you are old or young and no matter what your background is.

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We have a team of almost 50 researchers, developers, graphics specialists, web designers, promoters, writers, trainers, teachers, and so on to ensure our courses suit everyone and are based on the latest teaching methods.
Almost 100 schools are implementing our programs to teach the Quran. Starting from Nursery, we provide a package that can teach the children the complete Quran before they get out of high school.

Our courses: the ideal start

There can be nothing simpler and more relevant to start understanding the Quran than through Salah [or Namaz]. This way, you can learn an amazing 50% of Quranic words along with grammar in our course.
After the course Understand Quran 50% of Words, you can continue with the second course; Understand Quran 70% of Words which compromises just 10 hours- and takes you to a higher level of 70%. You can then complete understanding the whole Quran within 200-300 hours depending upon your speed.

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In the near future we will introduce Read Al-Quran, Fluency, Familiarity, and other unique and practical courses, insha’Allah.

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The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: “The best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it.” [Bukhari]
He (peace and blessings be upon him) also said: “Verily, Allah elevates some people with this Quran and abases others.” [Muslim] i.e. those who fulfill the rights of the Quran will be raised high in this world and in the hereafter; and those who leave it will be put down.
Let us bring this Ummah back to the Quran, the true and ultimate solution.
Help us by introducing the academy’s program in centers, mosques, schools, and organizations and to translate it to all world languages.
Be a part of our mission to Recite, Understand, Ponder, Practice and Spread the Quran! Jazakumullahu khayran.
With best wishes and prayers,
Dr Abdulazeez Abdulraheem

wealth 10 quranic teachings

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Just enter Youtube and type in “wealth” and you’ll be instantly bombarded by advice on how to get rich, advice given by people who’ve stumbled upon a bit of good luck and seek to make even more money from it be convincing you that you too can “have it all.”
And then there are your peers, who can be probably divided up according to those who say they care nothing for money (but don’t mind spending other people’s) and those who openly and aggressively strive after economic wealth, ignoring the cost to the environment, their relationships, and even their very souls.
Time to turn to the Quran for some perspective. What, in fact, does the Quran say about wealth? Is it good, bad, or indifferent? It all depends . . .

Wealth is one of the blessings of Allah, but losing it— or in fact never having it in the first place— may be His way of testing you.

And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient . . . [Quran, 2:155]

Attachment to wealth is not a characteristic of the righteous.

. . . but [true] righteousness is [in] one who believes in Allah, the Last Day, the angels, the Book, and the prophets and gives wealth, in spite of love for it, to relatives, orphans, the needy, the traveler, those who ask [for help], and for freeing slaves; [and who] establishes prayer and gives zakah; [those who] fulfill their promise when they promise; and [those who] are patient in poverty and hardship and during battle. Those are the ones who have been true, and it is those who are the righteous. [Quran, 2:177]

Wealth must always be lawfully gained.

And do not consume one another’s wealth unjustly or send it [in bribery] to the rulers in order that [they might aid] you [to] consume a portion of the wealth of the people in sin, while you know [it is unlawful]. [Quran, 2:188]

The more you have, the more you’re expected to give.

. . . But give them [a gift of] compensation – the wealthy according to his capability and the poor according to his capability – a provision according to what is acceptable, a duty upon the doers of good. [Quran, 2:236]

Spending your wealth in the way of Allah is the best investment you can possibly make, as it will be blessed many times over.

The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed [of grain] which grows seven spikes; in each spike is a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies [His reward] for whom He wills. And Allah is all-Encompassing and Knowing. [Quran,2:261]

Spending in the way of Allah must be done with grace and humility.

O you who have believed, do not invalidate your charities with reminders or injury as does one who spends his wealth [only] to be seen by the people and does not believe in Allah and the Last Day. His example is like that of a [large] smooth stone upon which is dust and is hit by a downpour that leaves it bare. They are unable [to keep] anything of what they have earned. And Allah does not guide the disbelieving people. [Quran, 2:264]

We’re not to be impressed by the wealth of those who don’t believe.

So let not their wealth or their children impress you. Allah only intends to punish them through them in worldly life and that their souls should depart [at death] while they are disbelievers. [Quran, 9:55]

Wealth can become a false comfort, distracting us and keeping us from striving in the cause of Allah.

O you who have believed, let not your wealth and your children divert you from remembrance of Allah. And whoever does that – then those are the losers. [Quran, 63:9]
And when a surah was revealed [enjoining them] to believe in Allah and to fight with His Messenger, those of wealth among them asked your permission [to stay back] and said, ‘Leave us to be with them who sit [at home].’ [Quran, 9:86]

Wealth is good. Good deeds are better.

. . . wealth and children are [but] adornment of the worldly life. But the enduring good deeds are better to your Lord for reward and better for [one’s] hope. [Quran, 18:46]

Material wealth is only of benefit in the world, because we can’t bring it with us into Paradise.

The Day when there will not benefit [anyone] wealth or children . . . [Quran, 26:88]
The next time you start thinking wealth might solve your problems, think again. Keep the words of the Message foremost in your mind, and you may just save yourself a great deal of pointless striving!

May your heart be touched and your mind opened,

The Warning Signs of an Abusive Friendship

By Tabassum Mosleh |
Islam encourages us to make friends with other believers, to love, and to forgive. It’s extremely rewarding to be able to forgive our brothers and sisters and to be humble so that Allah (swt) in turn deals with us leniently.
But there comes a time when it’s a choice between forgiveness and self-defense, when we need to differentiate between humility and humiliation. This happens when one person in the relationship begins to dominate it and the other person feels suffocated and humiliated, or when one person starts to gain illegal satisfaction from the relationship at the expense of the other. There are many types and forms of abuse:

Physical abuse: More common in marital and parent-child relations, physical violence can even be found in friendships between unrelated Muslims. Even if it’s an occasional slap in the face or a sharp, angry push, count it as abuse.
Mental abuse: This is more common in friendships than physical abuse and can take many forms, such as belittling your opinions, unjust accusations, and setting relationship rules without your consent.
Spiritual abuse:
1. Not accepting a person’s personal preferences of how they want to worship Allah
2. Trying to manipulate a person through emotional blackmail, using religion as a weapon
Economic and social abuse:
1. Withholding money from a dependent person
2. Trying to disconnect the person from their other friends

What makes a person abuse someone he calls a friend and a brother? It could be because abuse comes naturally to this person, probably because he or she learned it from others, especially as a child. Or it could be due to a lack of empathy, too much stress, or a hunger for control and power. It could be that the person feels an insecurity within and is jealous of his or her friend. Or it could be because the person has a drug or alcohol addiction.

How do we know when it’s time to pause the “forgive and forget” button?

When abuse becomes a habit: Being habitually impossible is a clear indication that the person is in denial and doesn’t want to understand the level of harm and sins they’re committing.
Think carefully about the effect the abuse is having on you spiritually. Have you become too tired mentally to carry out your religious duties as you should? Are you often so sad that you just don’t have the energy to memorize the daily Quran you had planned? Is Shaytan trying to incite anger upon Allah in your heart because of your suffering? If your answer is yes to any of these or similar questions, then that’s enough reason to take this seriously.

The Prophet (sa) taught us a dua in which you seek refuge in Allah from a bad companion (Sahib as-Sū’). (Tabarani, authenticated by Albani) What could be worse than a friendship that’s deteriorating your spiritual health?

How to deal with abusive friendships

First and foremost, ask Allah to give you the strength to deal with the situation in a way pleasing to Him. It’s a confusing circumstance, and it takes up a lot of emotional energy. So make dua for patience.
Transmit to the other person the message, very clearly and strongly: Stop! I’ve had enough. And I’m not going to take anymore.

By putting a stop to abuse, you’re not only saving (sometimes literally) your own skin. You’re also helping the abuser, all their prospective victims, and all those who might pick up the trait from them. It’s incredible how easily people pick up habits from other people, and children are especially vulnerable to this because they learn how to do things in life by modelling their elders.
By bringing a single abuser to their senses you’re putting a stop to the propagation of an evil practice and saving the society at large.
The Prophet (sa) said, “Help your brother whether he is an oppressor or an oppressed,” A man said, “O Allah’s Messenger (sa)! I will help him if he is oppressed, but if he is an oppressor, how shall I help him?” The Prophet (sa) said, “By preventing him from oppressing (others), for that is how to help him.” (Sahih al-Bukhari)

Help the person solve his issue.

Notice that in the above hadith the Prophet (sa) called the abuser your brother. No matter how badly they have treated you, they’re still Muslim and worthy of your compassion. Look at it this way – they are afflicted by a serious disease, and you must guide them to its cure. It’s also crucial that you try and forgive them, otherwise you won’t be able to heal completely.
But don’t forget the lesson so bitterly learned.

Build a safe boundary from that person as a precaution. Even after the abuse stops, you still need to be careful around that person, because as we saw above, abuse can become a serious character trait difficult to eradicate. Remember what the Prophet (sa) said:

“A believer is not stung twice from the same hole.” (Sahih al-Bukhari)

Be ready for some kind of violent reaction. Oftentimes, when a person is in denial, an attempt to bring her to reality can make her extremely angry. In such a circumstance, she might try everything possible to keep up the façade – emotional blackmail, a show of repentance, or trying to prove to you that it’s all your fault. Don’t waver, be strong and firm. Remember, the more you give in, the worse the disease will get.

How do I know if I myself am an abuser?

It’s a scary thought, but we’re often blinded by Shaytan from seeing the harm we’re spreading around us. Sometimes it takes a lot of self-reflection, humility, and closeness to Allah to realize that we’re sinners. Ask Allah for guidance and recite Surat al-Fatihah from the heart in every salah:
Guide us to the straight path – The path of those upon whom You have bestowed favor, not of those who have evoked [Your] anger o

http://understandquran.com/abusive-friendship-cc.html

stress busters via sunnah

http://understandquran.com/5-quick-easy-sunnah-stress-busters.html

| By Tabassum Mosleh |
Stress! Is there any person in the world who isn’t intimately familiar with it? We seek relief from stress in absurd ways – by shouting at our children when they don’t do their homework, or banging the desk when an assignment isn’t going right, or watching comedy movies to take our minds off it.
But there are some beautiful stress-relievers we can find in the Sunnah of the Prophet (sa), and doing these have the added reward of following the Sunnah.

Use perfume.

Aromatherapy has become quite a popular remedy to relieving stress, a fact being successfully utilized by cosmetics companies. Now you come across the term quite often while browsing shelves in the supermarket. Just smelling some ‘itr also relieves stress. And if you apply some new perfume every time stress gets at you, you’re spreading relief through the air to reach others around you too!

Smile.

Research done on the physiological the effects of smiling show that even holding a chopstick horizontally with your lips helps you deal with stress. (Kraft 2012)

3. Do wudu.

Apart from being a spiritual cleanser, a well-performed wudu also has two of the most famous relaxation techniques– water-therapy and mindfulness. Feel the cool liquid running over your skin. Sense your heart being cleansed from sins with every falling drop. A mindful wudu will leave you clean and refreshed– physically, mentally and spiritually.

4. Forgive.

It takes about a second to say, “I forgive you.” Nurturing hurt feelings is one of the surest ways of getting your adrenaline-taps turned on. Take a minute to remind yourself of the huge benefits of forgiving. Remember the following statement of ‘Umar (ra):
“There is no better punishment for one who has disobeyed Allah with regard to you, than your obeying Allah with regard to him.” (ibn Kathir)

5. Recite some ayahs.

The Quran is the best remedy in the world; the miraculous sounds of Allah’s words uplift our soul. Their powerful meanings are Quranic therapy for negative thoughts. But rather than passively listening to the Quran, reciting it has the added benefits of rapidly increasing your stock of good deeds, and beautifying your voice in recitation further uplifts the heart.
Dumping all your problems and worries onto the pages of a diary is a renowned stress-reliever. But there’s a better way of getting rid of worries – share them with Allah. Complain to Him about every bad thing that’s happened to upset you, and ask Him for them. Apart from feeling relieved, you have just increased your account of good deeds, and can now rest assured that the Lord of the worlds will help you, in sha Allah.

The Quranic Antidepressant, Part III

http://understandquran.com/quranic-antidepressant-part-iii.html

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Freshwater Natural Aquarium: Fish Pond [1080p]

Tilapia fish farming

How to build fish pond 40 square meters or 1 cent in house backyard

small scale fish farminging in india 40 square meters or 1 cent

How to raise fish at home

How to raise fish at home/an empty space in public area.
So that atleast you can east 2 times a month.
plan production capacity accordingly.
Water, power supply, protection from predators, thieves, sun, rain.

How to cook fish so that even child can eat without worrying about bones

Vitamin A food

Fish, aku kuralu, carrot.

Not chicken/mutton

Medical coding vs Medica resresentative

I dont know much about it.
I talk to my room mate.

Following brief summary.
Medical representative are like sales man pitching sales to doctor for selling company medicines.
They have target to achieve.
it involve traveling, customer facing skills.

Medical coding.
Its related to insurance field.
Where customer have applied medical claim.
Which need to map to code for each disease.
Its does not customer facing skills.
But it also have targets, can be achieve by themselves.

Shift regular weekend(saturday & sunday) one day before (friday & saturday)

Advantages:
I can go for prayers on fri day.
Even i can book most of the trains easily.(assumption)
Book on Thursday night from Chennai to Kadapa.
Book on Satur day night from Kadapa to Chennai.

May be we can try this experimental basis for every alternate weeks.

Note:
Check with your manager kalai.
and also work correctly on Sunday in office/or work from home.

out of 4 weeks in a month
i can travel 3 weeks like this
1 week i can go on jamaat on 3rd week.

we can try other shift later (Saturday and Monday)
but i miss the benefit friday.

Train booking irctc info

General statement
train will be mostly available for reservation in week days
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Tatkal
more charges
1 day before
tatakl starts from 11am for general,10am for ac
tatkal can be also in waiting list
better to cancel before 1/2 day if not confirm
book bus instead
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train booking
more demand on weekend
hence book atleast 1 1/2 months before
reservation starting 2 months before

if on waiting list for normal ticket other than tatkal
wait for 2 days before travel
cancel if not confirmed
book bus ticket.
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What is difference between hobby and passion

Meet the 70-year-old Padma Shri awardee who planted over 10M trees

He was called mentally unstable and was often made fun of for carrying plant saplings and seeds all the time. He was humble, simple and he only used a bicycle to commute. But now, he is the recipient of the prestigious Padma Shri award, the fourth highest award for a civilian, after the Bharat Ratna, Padma Vibhushan and Padma Bhushan.

This is the inspiring story of Ramaiah Daripalli, a resident of Reddipalle village in Khammam district, Telangana state.
Ramaiah used to take plant saplings and various seeds along with him wherever he went. He travelled indefinite distances to reach a spot of barren land so that he could plant the seeds and saplings he was carrying. Over the years, he went on to plant millions of trees all across the area. Speaking with The Hindu, he says, "I don’t exactly remember the number of trees I have planted over the years. I believe in action and not in just preaching." Ramaiah claims the number of saplings he planted would have easily crossed 10 million, or almost one tree for every third citizen of the state of Telangana.
The 70-year old man is referred to as 'Chettu (Tree) Ramaiah' and 'Vanajeevi (Forester) Ramaiah' in Reddipalle village. In a chat with Hindustan Times, the humble man said, "Planting saplings is not just a hobby for me, but a passion. Wherever I found a spot of barren land in my area, I planted a tree. My objective is to see that every sapling that I plant survives. Even if one plant wilts and dies, I feel as if I have lost my life."
His two-bedroom house in Reddipalle is all covered with placards, slogan-filled banners and boards that justify the significance of environmental conservation. His better half, Janamma Daripalli, talked about how he was made fun of for carrying saplings everywhere. She said, "He used to pedal several kilometres to a barren spot where he would plant saplings and sow seeds. He was confident that the area would turn green some day." He carries a scarf which says "Vriksho Rakshati Rakshitaha" (Save trees and they will save you) whenever he sets out to plant saplings.
This inspirational couple has sold their three-acre plot of land to gather the necessary funds to purchase seeds and plant saplings. The couple also has a habit of gifting plant saplings to people on their birthdays and anniversaries. Be it a marriage, a birthday, or a wedding anniversary, the couple has made it a habit of gifting saplings. Ramaiah studied only till 10th grade, but he ensured that he never gave up on reading a lot of books. He collects clippings of stories and articles that are published on plants and trees. He pastes them all on the boards and walls in his house.
Speaking about receiving the Padma Shri, he told Hindustan Times, "My responsibility has gone up with the Padma Shri. I will continue this campaign till my last breath. I will be happy if I am able to inspire at least one crore people, so that each of them plants one tree each." Ramaiah was also awarded plenty of state and national awards on account of his work towards tree plantation. Last year in June, on Telangana formation day, the government awarded him a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh.

miswak benefits

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The Usage of Miswak: Way of Cleaning the Mouth & Pleasing To Allah

The medical benefit with Miswaak has been extensively recorded. A number of research have indicated that Miswaak, when used properly, is a superb anti-microbial toothbrush for dental hygiene and gum infection cure, minimizing plaque and gingivitis, teeth whitening and relieving smelly breath, whilst giving you a nice mouth odor. It has established that the Miswaak has effective ingredients which aren't generally present in toothpastes with anticariogenic and anti-inflammatory hypoglycemic functions.

The usage of Miswak is a way of cleaning the mouth and is pleasing to Allah (The Almighty). The Miswak is a stick through which a person cleans the mouth. A great Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (May Allah bless him and grant him peace). Moreover it is a Sunnah of all the Messengers of Allah (upon them all be peace), for they used the Miswak.

Abu Ayyub Ansari (may Allah be pleased with him) narrates that four things are the Sunnahs of all the prophets (upon them all be peace)

    Circumcision
    To use fragrance
    To use Miswak
    Marriage

Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) has reported that:

“The prayer before which the Miswak is utilized is 70 times more superior to that before which it is not used.”

Abu Darda (may Allah be pleased with him) states that:

“Make Miswak a must do not be headless as there are twenty four benefits in Miswak, the greatest benefit is that Allah (swt), becomes pleased, there is increase in wealth, it freshens the breath, it strengthens the gums, it relieves headaches, it relieves toothache and due to the light from the face and teeth the angles shake hands.”

The wisdom underlying the usage of the Miswaak after rising from sleep is that during sleep bad vapours rise from the stomach towards the mouth. This leads to bad smell in the mouth in addition to a change in the sense of taste. Using the Miswaak removes unhealthy smell and rectifies the change which occurred in the taste.
Health Benefits:

    Enhances the memory.
    Eliminates slime.
    Produces aroma in the mouth.
    Strengthens the gums.
    Blocks tooth decay.
    Stops further grow of decay.
    Remedy for headaches.
    Helps relieving toothaches.
    Triggers the teeth to sparkle.
    Eliminates the yellowishness of the teeth.
    Improves the eye-sight.
    Helpful for the health of your whole body.
    Helps the process of Digestive function.
    treatment for a specific mouth disease called Qilaa
    Clears the voice.
    Trigger the appetite.
    Boosts the eloquence of one's speech.
    Improve the Intelligence.

Religious Benefits:

    Creates lustre (Noor) on the face of the one who regularly employs it.
    A remedy for all disease except Death.
    Multiplies the Thawaab (reward) of Salaat (prayer) from 70 times to 400 times. (HADITH)
    A thing that will bring in greater rankings in Jannat for those who uses it
    The Angels sing the praises of the person who uses the Miswaak.
    Make use of the Miswaak displeases Shaitaan.
    Use of the Miswaak graces one with the company of the Angels
    The greatest advantage of using the Miswaak is the achievement of Allah Ta'ala's Pleasure.

Etiquette of Miswak

    The Miswak shouldn't be too hard or too soft.
    It is produced from trees like Zaytoon, Peelu or Neem but not from a fragrant tree.
    Rub the Miswak on the gums at least 3 times and dip it in water every time.
    Place the Miswak upright when not being used.
    The Miswak should not be thicker than the ring finger and longer than the hand
    Use the right hand to use Miswak.
    Clean your miswak at least 3 times a day.
    Don't use Miswak in an up or down motion but apply it from right to left since there is a chance of harming the gums.
    It is disliked to use the Miswak in the washroom.
    Don't use it whilst lying since there is a possibility of bad temper.
    To use Miswak in ablution is an emphasized Sunnah
    Miswak is Sunnah for ablution and not for Salaah.
    Use the Miswak from one end and not both.
    Females can also use the Miswak.
    Cut the bristles (tip) of the Miswak every 1-2 days and begin fresh by biting to make it soft.
    It is permissible to use Miswak whilst fasting.
    To use the Miswak after meal, you will get the benefit of liberating 2 slaves.

May Allah (The Almighty) provide us with the opportunity to practise this beautiful Sunnah with sincerity, Amen.
- See more at: http://www.sewakalbadr.com/benefits-of-miswak.php#sthash.y0kOvwyn.dpuf

The Usage of Miswak: Way of Cleaning the Mouth & Pleasing To Allah

The medical benefit with Miswaak has been extensively recorded. A number of research have indicated that Miswaak, when used properly, is a superb anti-microbial toothbrush for dental hygiene and gum infection cure, minimizing plaque and gingivitis, teeth whitening and relieving smelly breath, whilst giving you a nice mouth odor. It has established that the Miswaak has effective ingredients which aren't generally present in toothpastes with anticariogenic and anti-inflammatory hypoglycemic functions.

The usage of Miswak is a way of cleaning the mouth and is pleasing to Allah (The Almighty). The Miswak is a stick through which a person cleans the mouth. A great Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (May Allah bless him and grant him peace). Moreover it is a Sunnah of all the Messengers of Allah (upon them all be peace), for they used the Miswak.
Abu Ayyub Ansari (may Allah be pleased with him) narrates that four things are the Sunnahs of all the prophets (upon them all be peace)

Circumcision
To use fragrance
To use Miswak
Marriage

Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) has reported that:

“The prayer before which the Miswak is utilized is 70 times more superior to that before which it is not used.”

Abu Darda (may Allah be pleased with him) states that:

“Make Miswak a must do not be headless as there are twenty four benefits in Miswak, the greatest benefit is that Allah (swt), becomes pleased, there is increase in wealth, it freshens the breath, it strengthens the gums, it relieves headaches, it relieves toothache and due to the light from the face and teeth the angles shake hands.”

The wisdom underlying the usage of the Miswaak after rising from sleep is that during sleep bad vapours rise from the stomach towards the mouth. This leads to bad smell in the mouth in addition to a change in the sense of taste. Using the Miswaak removes unhealthy smell and rectifies the change which occurred in the taste.

Health Benefits:

Enhances the memory.
Eliminates slime.
Produces aroma in the mouth.
Strengthens the gums.
Blocks tooth decay.
Stops further grow of decay.
Remedy for headaches.
Helps relieving toothaches.
Triggers the teeth to sparkle.
Eliminates the yellowishness of the teeth.
Improves the eye-sight.
Helpful for the health of your whole body.
Helps the process of Digestive function.
treatment for a specific mouth disease called Qilaa
Clears the voice.
Trigger the appetite.
Boosts the eloquence of one's speech.
Improve the Intelligence.

Religious Benefits:

Creates lustre (Noor) on the face of the one who regularly employs it.
A remedy for all disease except Death.
Multiplies the Thawaab (reward) of Salaat (prayer) from 70 times to 400 times. (HADITH)
A thing that will bring in greater rankings in Jannat for those who uses it
The Angels sing the praises of the person who uses the Miswaak.
Make use of the Miswaak displeases Shaitaan.
Use of the Miswaak graces one with the company of the Angels
The greatest advantage of using the Miswaak is the achievement of Allah Ta'ala's Pleasure.

Etiquette of Miswak

The Miswak shouldn't be too hard or too soft.
It is produced from trees like Zaytoon, Peelu or Neem but not from a fragrant tree.
Rub the Miswak on the gums at least 3 times and dip it in water every time.
Place the Miswak upright when not being used.
The Miswak should not be thicker than the ring finger and longer than the hand
Use the right hand to use Miswak.
Clean your miswak at least 3 times a day.
Don't use Miswak in an up or down motion but apply it from right to left since there is a chance of harming the gums.
It is disliked to use the Miswak in the washroom.
Don't use it whilst lying since there is a possibility of bad temper.
To use Miswak in ablution is an emphasized Sunnah
Miswak is Sunnah for ablution and not for Salaah.
Use the Miswak from one end and not both.
Females can also use the Miswak.
Cut the bristles (tip) of the Miswak every 1-2 days and begin fresh by biting to make it soft.
It is permissible to use Miswak whilst fasting.
To use the Miswak after meal, you will get the benefit of liberating 2 slaves.

May Allah (The Almighty) provide us with the opportunity to practise this beautiful Sunnah with sincerity, Amen.

- See more at: http://www.sewakalbadr.com/benefits-of-miswak.php#sthash.y0kOvwyn.dpuf

The Usage of Miswak: Way of Cleaning the Mouth & Pleasing To Allah

Circumcision
To use fragrance
To use Miswak
Marriage

Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) has reported that:

Health Benefits:

Enhances the memory.
Eliminates slime.
Produces aroma in the mouth.
Strengthens the gums.
Blocks tooth decay.
Stops further grow of decay.
Remedy for headaches.
Helps relieving toothaches.
Triggers the teeth to sparkle.
Eliminates the yellowishness of the teeth.
Improves the eye-sight.
Helpful for the health of your whole body.
Helps the process of Digestive function.
treatment for a specific mouth disease called Qilaa
Clears the voice.
Trigger the appetite.
Boosts the eloquence of one's speech.
Improve the Intelligence.

Religious Benefits:

Creates lustre (Noor) on the face of the one who regularly employs it.
A remedy for all disease except Death.
Multiplies the Thawaab (reward) of Salaat (prayer) from 70 times to 400 times. (HADITH)
A thing that will bring in greater rankings in Jannat for those who uses it
The Angels sing the praises of the person who uses the Miswaak.
Make use of the Miswaak displeases Shaitaan.
Use of the Miswaak graces one with the company of the Angels
The greatest advantage of using the Miswaak is the achievement of Allah Ta'ala's Pleasure.

Etiquette of Miswak

The Miswak shouldn't be too hard or too soft.
It is produced from trees like Zaytoon, Peelu or Neem but not from a fragrant tree.
Rub the Miswak on the gums at least 3 times and dip it in water every time.
Place the Miswak upright when not being used.
The Miswak should not be thicker than the ring finger and longer than the hand
Use the right hand to use Miswak.
Clean your miswak at least 3 times a day.
Don't use Miswak in an up or down motion but apply it from right to left since there is a chance of harming the gums.
It is disliked to use the Miswak in the washroom.
Don't use it whilst lying since there is a possibility of bad temper.
To use Miswak in ablution is an emphasized Sunnah
Miswak is Sunnah for ablution and not for Salaah.
Use the Miswak from one end and not both.
Females can also use the Miswak.
Cut the bristles (tip) of the Miswak every 1-2 days and begin fresh by biting to make it soft.
It is permissible to use Miswak whilst fasting.
To use the Miswak after meal, you will get the benefit of liberating 2 slaves.

May Allah (The Almighty) provide us with the opportunity to practise this beautiful Sunnah with sincerity, Amen.

- See more at: http://www.sewakalbadr.com/benefits-of-miswak.php#sthash.y0kOvwyn.dpuf

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I can not install internet at Mother in law house.
Due to bad usage of it.
I am not sure he will use it bad purpose
Like waching movies, songs, browing facebook for long time, whatsapp chat for long time.
If and only if i can restrict people connect to my local internet service by time, by usage, browser pattern.

I heard their are some softwares, need server setup.
I want simple solution and cost effective solution.

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If human can monitor it.

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How do we know when it’s time to pause the “forgive and forget” button?

How to deal with abusive friendships

How do I know if I myself am an abuser?

Use perfume.

Smile.

3. Do wudu.

4. Forgive.

5. Recite some ayahs.

The Usage of Miswak: Way of Cleaning the Mouth & Pleasing To Allah

Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) has reported that:

Health Benefits:

Religious Benefits:

Etiquette of Miswak

The Usage of Miswak: Way of Cleaning the Mouth & Pleasing To Allah

Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) has reported that:

Health Benefits:

Religious Benefits:

Etiquette of Miswak