Haqq Hurts Hypocrites

Do You Have Ghayraa for Your Deen? - Part 1

While I try to stay far away from money and donations on this platform, this is a young brother, a baby brother to most of us, and his wife is like any of our younger sisters. They’ve been oppressed and are now out in the street living in a motel. Be an aid for your brother and sister, lest Allah be an aid for you. Help fulfill your brothers needs, lest Allah fulfill your needs in this life and the next. Shield your brother and sister from living in the streets, lest Allah shield your face from the fire of Jahannam. May Allah Accept everyone’s generosity. As a point of disclaimer, I don’t personally know the brother, but a Muslim is the brother of another Muslim, and he does not forsake him in his time of dire need. May Allah make us of the sincere believers, who support one another for His Sake Alone, سبحانه وتعالى. A message from the brother: السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته My name is Ibrahim, I am an 18 year old brother, I am currently homeless living motel to motel, I was kicked out of my house for holding to my aqidah and along that, personal reasons to do with my wife, she is pregnant and expecting very very soon. I currently have no housing, no car or any shelter or job (Alhamdulilah many brothers reached out and I have been in contact with them regarding opportunities), been going motel to motel. I’m asking my brothers and sisters to contribute towards the go fund me what they can, if not financially than with your duas for a believers dua for his brother in his absence is from the greatest of dua. With the funds it will be used for a car - which will used for living, transportation to work (inshallah) and having all my personal possessions in side until I am able to settle for a place to rent- Upcoming rent, personal needs such as clothes, and basic necessities, gas, and other needs for the baby. I am trying to get a place for next month as my wife is expecting really soon and it’s nearly impossible raising a baby inside a car. If you have any opportunities, for work, a car you happen to be selling, or any aid that would be appreciated. May Allah reward everyone who reads this, shares it and aids in it. https://gofund.me/71719747f

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It’s extremely difficult for a father to think of handing off his daughter knowing she may live a life less comfortable than the one he provided for her, but I remember him telling my mother that it would be hypocritical of him to expect others to give their daughters to his sons in marriage while they were unstable, yet reject other young men in the same positions for his own daughters. I realized that most of the other parents I’ve observed don’t even consider their sons’ chastity as their responsibility. They’re completely disconnected from the idea of getting them married, only stepping in for formalities and wedding parties, while offering no assistance or support. This is a major reason so many men marry later, and hence risk more Fitnah throughout their youth. I’ve seen some teenage boys begging their parents to assist them in marriage, while their parents are wealthy, and suitable, willing girls are abundant among their relatives, yet the parents refuse, saying “Let him become something first and stand on his own two feet!” Do they not consider how long that takes in this day and age, and how early the desire for marriage comes to a pious, chaste young man? Do they not realize what the alternative is for their sons?! Do they not consider the environment we live in? Do they not know their responsibility to their children? How can one feel content sleeping at night, knowing that he is the sole obstacle standing between his child and the Halāl? How can he go about peacefully in his day, knowing that any moment, his sons may fall into immorality due to him? Alhamdulillāh, the children are taught the rights of their parents and they know their responsibilities towards them very well. But the more you observe, you find that most parents are severely under-educated in the rights of their children and their responsibilities towards them. Everything about your children is an Amānah, and in the heat of youth, their chastity of one of the greatest responsibilities that you have to ensure, even if it means sacrificing your wealth — if only more parents understood this and pondered on it. My fathers attitude towards this matter has left a wonderful impact on my siblings and I, influencing our plans for our future children Insha’Allah. Along with that, it has truly been a beautiful example for others, leaving many who know our financial situation amazed at how he sacrificed for his children, prioritizing their chastity over luxury or prodigality. May Allāh reward him abundantly!” — Shared

“Living in the times that we do, it’s obvious to all that remaining chaste, both physically and mentally, is something rare and difficult for young people. Fitan and immorality is at the tips of everyone’s fingers, and only those who Allāh سبحانه وتعالى has mercy on are saved from it. The remedy to this epidemic is, as we all know, young marriage (as the Messenger ﷺ prescribed to us). However, when it comes to practicality, young marriage is extremely difficult due to the instability and lack of support most teenagers suffer from. The more I’ve seen of other peoples parents and how they become the main obstacle in their children’s efforts to remain pure, the more I appreciate my own father and his unique stance and efforts on the matter. May Allāh reward him. While most practicing young men have to beg their parents to agree to let them get married or to support them in it, I remember that once my brothers were around the age of 18, my father would be the one begging them to agree for marriage. Being just out of high school, my brother had the typical reservations: “I want to become independent first.” “I don’t have financial stability or a proper job.” “I need to be able to move out.” “Who would marry their daughter to someone so young?” My father was so concerned with protecting his children from Fitnah that he would provide a solution to every excuse they presented. We were not rich, nor would I even say well off, but Alhamdulillah we had enough. My father would not only offer my brothers to pay the expenses for the entire wedding, but also to support them financially throughout the marriage (with all the basics, until they could stand on their own two feet). As far as finding a wife who would be content with such a situation, he would offer my brothers names of young girls among our relatives, assuring them that their parents would readily agree, due to their trust in him and close proximity to our family. He encouraged them to have simple weddings and to live simply after marriage, so he could afford funding their lifestyle for them. He prioritized all his savings to fulfill this responsibility towards his children rather than to fund a lazy lifestyle for others back home (as many other immigrant fathers do). The most important thing to him was to ensure the chastity of his sons, and he understood it as a responsibility. He knew that if he stood in the way of their marriage or failed to support them when he could, their sins would fall on his scale. He sacrificed as much as possible to make it easy for them, to the point of even sacrificing his own master bedroom and attached bathroom for his son to live in with his wife, ensuring that they felt comfortable and had their own private space while living with the family. He encouraged them to work towards independence and stability as soon as possible, but he also insisted that that being in the process of achieving it shouldn’t be an obstacle in marriage — and that he was there for them as a pillar of support, backing, and assurance throughout it all. Not only with his own sons, but he afforded this grace to the young sons of others when they came asking for his daughters hands. In fact, many proposals my sisters received were from brothers who were struggling financially, yet, I’ve never seen him turn them away off the bat. He did not judge them by their wealth, but rather he assessed whether they were hardworking and serious or not. If he found a good brother to be unable to financially afford a wife due to his young age, he would attempt to understand his situation and find solutions for him. He would speak with his parents and see if they would be willing to offer the same support to their son as my father had extended to his own — or at least some assistance. Unfortunately, the reality was that most parents flat out refused to lighten their sons’ burdens, despite being more than able.

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