Assalamu alaykum! This is the first step in your journey here. We are all here to grow together, so don't be shy. Copy and paste these 4 questions into a new post in this category: 1. Where are you from? (City/State) 2. What do you do? (Work, student, parent, etc.) 3. What is your #1 goal right now? (e.g., Fixing my Fajr, improving my marriage communication, or managing my time better.) 4. What is one thing you’re grateful for today? Example (from me): - Location: Currently in Cairo, Egypt - Role: Your Coach & Student of Knowledge - Goal: To help 50 of you find real consistency in your Deen and Life. - Gratitude: Al hamdulillah for this technology that brings us together for a good purpose. I can’t wait to meet you all in the comments!

Assalamualaikum I'm ready to start moving forward to the next level. Is anyone seeking a good deed for willing to assist me to move to level 2.. I'm in need of opening it. Jazak Allahu khair may Allah swt reward you greatly _ Insha'Allah.🤲🏼🧕🏼

Today's Jumu'ah khutbah was a powerful reminder of something we can easily overlook: The life, property, and honor of a Muslim are sacred. Islam does not only teach us how to worship Allah. It also teaches us how we are required to treat the people around us. It is not enough to be concerned about whether we are praying, fasting, giving charity, or performing other acts of worship. We must also ask ourselves: - Am I causing harm to another Muslim? Sometimes we think of harm only in terms of physical actions. But harm can take many forms. - It can be a careless word that humiliates someone. - It can be spreading something about a person that we have no right to spread. - It can be backbiting, slander, gossip, or exposing someone's private matters. - It can be taking someone's rights, cheating them, deceiving them, or taking advantage of their trust. - It can even be treating another Muslim's reputation as though it has no value. The Prophet ﷺ warned us about the seriousness of violating the rights of others. This is why the relationship between Muslims cannot simply be reduced to "I don't owe anyone anything." We do owe one another something. - We owe one another respect. - We owe one another justice. - We owe one another protection from our tongues and our hands. - And we owe one another the effort to avoid causing harm. Sometimes we become so focused on proving that we are right that we forget to ask whether the way we are dealing with someone is pleasing to Allah. The question isn't only: - "Was I right?" We should also ask: - "Was I just?" - "Did I harm someone unnecessarily?" - "Did I violate someone's honor?" - "Would I be comfortable standing before Allah and answering for how I treated this person?" The honor of a Muslim is not something we are free to attack simply because we are angry, disappointed, or convinced that we are justified. May Allah protect us from harming one another, forgive us for the times we have wronged others, and make us people who are a source of safety rather than harm to those around us.

As salaamu alaikum! Consistency is built one day at a time. Use this category to keep yourself on track and inspire others. Whenever you complete your daily goals, make a quick post using this format: 1. The Win: What did you get done today? (e.g., Prayed all 5 Salah on time, spent 10 mins on the course, or stayed patient with family.) 2. The Struggle: What was the biggest distraction today? 3. Tomorrow's Goal: What is the ONE thing you must do tomorrow to stay disciplined? Why we do this: "The most beloved of deeds to Allah are those that are most consistent, even if they are small." (Hadith) By posting here, you aren't just tracking your progress - you are showing others that it is possible. Tip: If you see someone else post their win, give them an upvote or a "Ma sha Allah" in the comments!

🎬 Please watch the video below for a special message before reading! As salaamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatuh, If you are reading this, you aren't just a member - you are a Founding Member of The Next Level Muslims. I’ve hand-picked this first group from my most active supporters on Facebook and beyond because I want the 'heart' of this community to be the people who have been with me from day one. The Vision: We are building more than just a group; we are building a digital Halaqa and a laboratory for Ihsan (excellence). My goal is to move our community beyond just 'consuming' content and into 'implementing' the Deen in our daily lives. Together, we are creating a roadmap to help move the entire Ummah forward. The Building Process: Because you are the first 50, you are seeing this system while it is still under construction. I am building these courses and features in real-time to serve you better. I ask for your patience as we refine the classroom and the tools. Your feedback and participation during this phase are essential—you are helping me shape the foundation of what this will eventually become. How to Level Up: This community is gamified to reward your growth. 1. Interact: Like posts and help others to earn points. 2. Unlock: Reaching Level 2 on the Leaderboard unlocks your first 'How to Benefit' module in the Classroom! YOUR FIRST TASK: I want to get to know our 'Founding 50.' Please comment below with: 1. Where in the world are you joining us from? 🌍 2. What is one specific area of your life you want to take to the 'Next Level' during the remainder of this Ramadan? I’ll be in the comments reading every single introduction. Let’s make this month the turning point for all of us. - Abu Abdillah Abdul Lateef Please read our Community Adab (Rules) here: [https://www.skool.com/next-level-muslims-4767/start-here-welcome-to-the-next-level-muslims-2?p=2c39b3d1]