Assalam aleikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh In business and in life, every day you delay is a day of opportunity lost. The Prophet ﷺ said: "Take advantage of five before five: your youth before your old age, your health before your sickness, your wealth before your poverty, your free time before you become busy, and your life before your death." (Sahih al-Jāmiʿ, 1077) Al-Hasan al-Basri (رحمه الله) said: "Beware of procrastination, for you are in today and not in tomorrow. If tomorrow is for you, then be in it as you are in today; and if it is not for you, you will not regret the time you wasted today." Appointment setting is a skill you can start today with nothing but your phone, internet, and consistency. ✅ No big investment ✅ Remote-friendly ✅ Quick to learn Don’t let tomorrow steal the earnings, skills, and freedom you could have started building today.

Assalam aleikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh brothers Imagine if we, the Muslims of today’s generation, were evaluated the way the scholars of ḥadīth assessed the narrators of the Sunnah — using the system of Jarḥ wa Taʿdīl (criticism and praise). Would we be considered trustworthy (ثقة)? The scholars like Imām Mālik, Imām al-Bukhārī, and Yaḥyā ibn Maʿīn scrutinized the narrators': Truthfulness (ṣidq) Memory (ḍabṭ) Piety (taqwā) Manners (adab) Company (ṣuḥbah) Presence at the gatherings of knowledge Even a small lie or consistent carelessness could remove someone from the ranks of trustworthy narrators! If that system was applied to us today: Would our speech be free from lies, gossip, and exaggeration? Would our lives reflect the Sunnah and noble character? Would our consistency in ṣalāh, sincerity in worship, and dealings with others pass the test? Would we be accepted as transmitters of knowledge and guidance? Many of us might fall under the categories the scholars used such as: Ḍaʿīf (weak) Matrūk (abandoned) Lā yuḥtajj bihi (unreliable) Yet, those earlier generations strove to preserve the Dīn — and were fearful of being careless with words, especially about the Prophet ﷺ. Let this reflection humble us. Let us strive for thiqah status — not to narrate ḥadīth, but to be worthy slaves of Allāh. May we be sincere, upright, truthful, and known among the angels as those who fear Allāh even in private. Ibn Sīrīn said: "This knowledge is religion, so look to whom you take your religion from." But the question remains: If the Ummah had to take their religion from you — would you be reliable?

Assalaamu ‘alaykum warahmatullaahi wabarakaatuh Let’s be honest—many of us dream of leaving behind environments of fitnah to live in a place where we can practice Islam more freely and raise our families upon the Sunnah. But what holds us back? Most times, it’s not fear of travel. It’s not learning a new language. It’s rizq—provision. “How will I earn?” “What if I fail?” “What about my family?” But don’t forget the words of your Lord: "And whoever fears Allah – He will make for him a way out, and will provide for him from where he does not expect." [Surah at-Talaaq 65:2-3] ✅ Appointment setting is a remote skill that pays. ✅ It requires no degree. ✅ You just need discipline, communication, and a willingness to learn. ✅ You can work from anywhere, in shaa’ Allaah. This could be your first step towards hijrah—with a halal income, bi idhnillah. If you’re serious, I’ll show you the way. DM to start learning now. Don’t let fear of rizq hold you back from answering the call of Allah.

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh, Let’s be real: what job lets you choose when, where, and how you work — without limits? Remote sales isn’t just a job. It’s freedom with purpose. ✅ No clocking in. ✅ No boss hovering. ✅ No ceiling on what you can earn. Whether you're on the beach, at a café, or in your living room — as long as you’ve got WiFi and drive, you’re in control. So I ask again: Is there any freedom like remote sales? If you're ready to take control of your time, your income, and your lifestyle — you already know the answer.

Assalam aleikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh It’s not the loudest. Not the most extroverted. Not the guy with perfect English. The ones who rise to the top in appointment setting are: ✅ The ones who are consistent — even when no one’s watching ✅ The ones who are coachable — they don’t argue, they apply ✅ The ones who have ikhlāṣ — they make the intention to earn halal and grow ✅ The ones who are gritty — they get rejected 100 times and still show up These brothers don’t make excuses. They take action. They track their outreach. They fix their mistakes. They ask for help and actually implement. Ibn al-Qayyim said: “Whoever strives sincerely, Allah will open for him doors he never imagined.” And that's the truth. Setting rewards those who are serious — not those who are just curious.