Measuring Success

😅SubhanAllah ❤ this guy is just so amazing and so much more in depth and also very knowledgeable beyond the words of a expected to be useful for the general audience in very much articulate terms that’s very helpful for me as a very interesting way to learning and to be able to get an understanding about the concept of what truly transpired ❤🎉 As such I will definitely be in much of his debit 😊 I am very grateful for him to have taken his time out, to support and continue, by all to receive and to share his knowledge. And having the pleasure of being able to experience his journey. Thank you 🤩 for your assist in my quest.!! Greatly talented, for sure 👌🏽 service in commitment and dedication to development in self improvement as an individual and whole community including self care… inspiring people ❤to see their own worth… in any situation or circumstance, no matter the place… 😉😍🤩🥳🥳🤪🤪🤪😜😉😉🤗🙃🫣

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Welcome WSCJSB SERVICE to

Allah Akhbar ❤

INEVITABLE EVENT; CHAPTER 56:96 THE HOLY QURAN

True Value !!

These lecture series are overflowing with practical advice which we can implement in our quest to be better in all aspects of our life. May Allah s.w.t bless you and your family abundantly, Sheikh Belal, for the amazing work that you do. Jazakallah. From 🇿🇦

@Sheikh Belal Assad excellent lecture as always. Please recommend a few books to improve our knowledge and understanding of deen

Masha Allah

Throughout my childhood I had doubts and questions, about Islam and the doubts never went away despite the fact that my family were all mashallah very knowledgeable in Islam. At the age of 17 I started deeply researching into various religions and spent 2 and a half years going to temples, churches, synogoges, gurdwaras, atheist events, and so on. I learned a lot about the faiths and lack of faiths of the world, and I thought when it all boils down to it, they all share lots of themes and it makes sense why so many religions exist. But astakhfirallah to my great regret, I became a very hardlined atheist. For almost 8 years I was very anti-religion, particularly islam, for I felt growing up around muslims had choked me my whole life. When I left Islam everyone disconnected from me except my sister and mother and I received death threats to the point that I left my city.

I tried to live my life as a good human being, and tried to help people and support the oppressed. But after many mistakes and being a man that I'm ashamed of now, it took a comment from a friend of mine who in casual conversation said to me, "you know, despite how atheistic you are, you live your life with strong Islamic values and the advice you give to people are Islamic in nature." This man was also an atheist, but that comment lead me down a new path.
One night, I went to sleep an atheist, and when I woke up I felt a profound change in me, like someone was smiling at me with the warmth of a kindly father to a mischevious child. I just had the instinct to take the shahada then and there and I found my way back to Islam, alhamdullilah.

I found out recently that my mother had been praying everyday for me to come back to the deen and had stayed up long nights during ummrah making dua that I would come back to Islam. Do not underestimate the prayers of a mother Subhanallah.

Those years of experience of learning about other faiths and also being a hardlined atheist have really shown me how people can go wrong and how Shaytan can easily lead those astray. And taught me a lesson that nobody is irredeemable. Anyone looking at me would have thought I would be the last person on Earth to come back to Islam, but alhamdullilah my faith is strong.

Thank you for this!! Brother Belal you are the best!