I saw a post here about introducing ourselves and wanted to get it started. - Age: 29 Years old - Ethnicity or background: Mexican - reverted to Islam 3 years ago - Marital status: Single - Kids: No - Profession, field, or student: I work in software sales and working on starting a project in assisted living - The type of mentorship or support you’re hoping for here: I’d like to get closer to Allah and connect with other brothers that are on a path to becoming better men in all areas of life. I’d like to be part of a strong community of Muslim brothers in which we can support each other, keep each other focused and close to Allah.

Brothers, Discipline is not waking up at 5am or changing your whole life. Discipline is keeping one promise to yourself. Today’s task is simple: 👉 Choose ONE of these and do it today: Put your phone away during ONE ṣalāh Make ONE duʿā before sleep Go to bed 15 minutes earlier Avoid one distraction once That’s it. If you did one, reply with: “Done.” No explanations. This creates easy wins.

Assalamu alaykum brothers, I reverted to islam 3 years ago. It has been a beautiful journey. I am joining this community because I would like to find a way to stay more connected with fellow muslims. Living in a non-islamic country (Mexico), it is a bit challenging to find fellow muslims, especially those that are interested in improving themselves and become better muslims and better men. Excited to be here and connect with everyone.

As-salāmu ʿalaykum dear brothers, Welcome to the Muslim Men’s Mind Mentorship Community. I’m genuinely happy you’re here. My name is Mueid, and before anything else, I want you to know this: I’m not above you. I’m your brother in Islam. I’ve walked with men from many different paths and struggles, and I know that every brother comes here carrying something different. Some of you are dealing with addiction. Some with time management and discipline. Some with phone dependence. Some with childhood wounds, emotional pain, or confusion. Some are just tired and want to be better men. Whatever brought you here, you belong. It’s Friday night, a blessed time, and I ask Allah Subḥānahu wa Taʿālā to put barakah in your intention and in this step you’ve taken. In this struggle and this journey, we are together, In shā Allah. I don’t promise miracles. But I promise sincerity. I’ll do my best to support you with whatever knowledge, experience, and understanding Allah Subḥānahu wa Taʿālā has given me, purely for His sake. Take your time. Read. Engage when you’re ready. And know that this is a safe space for brothers who want to grow. May Allah Subḥānahu wa Taʿālā make this a means of healing, strength, and guidance for all of us. Welcome, akhi.