Salamualuakum brothers and sisters. Due to a lack of people purchasing the course we will be postponing instruction. The intention is still to have the course. However we’ll need to give it some time for more folks to join the course. If you haven’t joined, do so by going to the “classroom” tab.

Assalamu Alaikum everyone, my name's Shafeen and I'm a new member to this community and Insha allah I hope we can connect soon! A bit about myself, I live in the US (Boston) and alhamdullilah by the permission of Allah, I was able to memorize his book at a young age and I'm currently seeking knowledge to the best of my ability. Insha allah again, I really hope to network with all of you and get to know you on a more personal level! Jazak allahu khairan and may Allah keep us firm on the straight path.

Salamualaykum everyone. We've added alot of new members Over the last month😎. I'd like to get updated data on where everyone in this community is located🌎. For all you newcomers (and everyone else), tell me where you're based. If you don't see the right option then tell me in the comments below.

I stumbled upon a book that I found at a store that focuses on how small, consistent changes in habits can lead to significant long-term results. I've only read about 19 pages and I am already in shock with the amount of facts that I've came across. The book is called "Atomic Habits" by James Clear, if you want to give it a read! “We make a few changes, but the results never seem to come quickly… and so we slide back into our previous routines.” (Page. 17) SubhanAllah, how many times have we tried to improve ourselves in business, in Deen, in habits only to give up because we didn’t see instant results? “And rationalizing little excuses, our small choices compound into toxic results.” (Page. 17) This line hit me. It reminds me of how Shaytaan doesn’t always attack us with big sins... sometimes it’s the small excuses that add up until we lose barakah, motivation, and purpose. But Allah ﷻ tells us in the Qur’an: “So be patient. Indeed, the promise of Allah is truth.” (Surah Ar-Rum 30:60) Keep pushing. Keep making those small, sincere changes. The fruits don’t always appear immediately, but Allah never lets effort go to waste — especially when it’s done with the right intention. If you’re building something like a business, a better mindset, a closer relationship with the Qur’an then don’t stop when it gets slow. 📿 Barakah takes time. Results are from Allah. Your job is to stay consistent. May Allah put sincerity in our hearts, barakah in our efforts, and sabr in our journey. Ameen

Can we work together to find as much scientific miracles in ten Qur'an?