A Compilation Of Dialogues

001 Dialog Between Azhar And Jason

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A compilation of dialogues  between Muslims Da’ee and Non Muslims from the website eialogue.org gracefully given to us by the website management. This is published in this book as part of resources to study in the objective of improving our Dawah skills.

  • Hello. How may I help you today?
    Azhar
  • Hello.
    Jason
  • Hi Jason
    Azhar
  • How are you?
    Jason
  • Welcome to our chat on basics of Islam. Good thanks and you?
    Azhar
  • I’m doing good
    Jason
  • Great. So how can we help today?
    Azhar
  • The basics of islam
    Jason
  • Cool. Sure – let’s go through them – it just takes a few mins. Ask any questions along the way
    Azhar
  • Ok.
    Jason
  • Here is the central core of Islam: Belief in one and only one God who has no partners, no children, no sons, no daughters, no mother, no father.
    Azhar
  • Islam means peace acquired by submitting to the one true God and to accept all His prophets and *original* revelations.
    Azhar
  • Ok
    Jason
  • Good! Here’s how forgiveness works in Islam:
    In Islam, we ourselves are responsible for asking God for our own salvation and getting forgiveness for our sins – not anyone like Jesus or Mohammed. We simply pray directly to God to forgive us.
    Azhar
  • Also, in Islam no-one can pass on his sins to anyone and no-one can inherit sins from anyone. Nor can anyone take our sins for us.
    Azhar
  • But I’ve read that if people commit a sin because of you, you also get that sin for example you listen to music. And others listen to it following your example
    Jason
  • Yes that’s true. And the flip side
    If you show someone how to do a good deed then when they do it you also get reward
    Azhar
  • But that would be bad if somebody listens to music his whole life following your example even if you have stopped you still get the sin!
    Jason
  • Right. So Allah might give you one or more bad deeds but the other person has a mind and is allowed to make choices too – it can’t all be blamed on the one that he followed 🙂
    Azhar
  • But what if you have changed your ways do you still get the sin if he does it? That would be depressing
    Jason
  • Yes – so you would ask Allah for forgiveness and then your sin count may stop even if that other person might continue.
    Azhar
  • Only Allah knows for sure how far it goes
    So the best thing is always to tell people to do good things and be a good example
    Azhar
  • So as a back-up if I were in that situation I would repent at least every day
    In case he sinned again
    Jason
  • Yes – repent sincerely and then move on. You don’t have to keep repenting for that one.
    Azhar
  • Once you’ve repented sincerely, assume Allah has forgiven you and has stopped sins being counted against you for what that other guy is now doing because of your sin. Understood?
    Azhar
  • I think so
    Jason
  • Otherwise what would happen?
    Azhar
  • But how do you know you are forgiven?
    Jason
  • We’d go mad repenting for every little sin we did again and again and eventually we will not live a normal life.
    Azhar
  • The great thing is that we never know. So once you’ve done repentance sincerely, assume its forgiven and move on.
    Azhar
  • See my above point about going mad or becoming obsessive
    Azhar
  • So you have to assume the best
    And hope for the best
    Jason
  • Yes – you have to give Allah the title of being most Merciful and Forgiving
    Azhar
  • Understable
    Jason
  • Cool.. let’s move on 🙂
    Azhar
  • Yes
    Jason
  • Here’s a little about worship in Islam:
    In Islam, we have clear purposes in life:
    1. Worship one God , and in order to please Him…
    2. Work for the welfare (development) of society.
    Azhar
  • Now worship in Islam is not just rituals, it is a complete way of a good life.
    For example, if I smile to others, it is a kind of worship. Also if I give water to a dog or a cat in the street it is a kind of worship. Similarly building hospitals and schools is a kind of worship. To do your job or work honestly is also a kind of worship.
    Azhar
  • Pls let me know when you’ve read and if you agree or let me know if you have any questions.
    Azhar
  • But what if for example somebody’s behavior is annoying you
    Jason
  • There is this old guy that always talks to me but he doesn’t know dutch well and when he shakes hands he holds it for too long
    Jason
  • OK… here’s where you can use your brain…
    Azhar
  • Maybe in Arabic culture they hold hands
    Also he likes hugging which I hate
    Jason
  • For example… you can make sure you have things in your hands
    And keep a few metres away from him
    Azhar
  • To be honest I would not like to talk to him
    It is annoying me I like to be alone
    Jason
  • OK then just pass by him, wish him all the best and move on
    Azhar
  • And not have idle talk
    Jason
  • I’m sure you can think of ways
    Azhar
  • The thing is he will get sad
    But I guess it can’t be avoided
    His dutch is bad so he just asks the same question how are you
    Jason
  • Well… if you can hear him out and help him from getting lonely then you might earn rewards
    Azhar
  • Yeah but I don’t like to hold male hands
    Jason
  • Just tell him
    Azhar
  • Hands and he hugs for too long…
    But will he understand?
    He also had bad hearing
    I will just ignore him it may seem harsh
    But it really tires me
    Jason
  • Sometimes honesty is the best policy even if it doesn’t sound good initially
    Azhar
  • Yeah but his dutch is bad so he might misunderstand Ughh
    Jason
  • Well – honestly speaking Jason – there must be lots of books written on this subject. Its not something we can advise on here in this chat
    Azhar
  • Haha yeah
    Jason
  • I’m sure honesty will pay off in the long run
    So let’s move on
    Azhar
  • I’ll just say hello
    And move on
    Ok
    Jason
  • Good idea
    Azhar
  • There are 6 things (called 6 Items of Faith) that every Muslim should believe in. They are:
    – Belief in Allah, The Only God
    – Belief in the Angels
    – Belief in Holy Books
    – Belief in the Prophets
    – Belief in the Day of Judgment
    – Belief in God’s predestination (Fate)
    Azhar
  • Would you like to know more about what any of these mean?
    Azhar
  • Yeah
    Jason
  • Any specific one or all?
    Azhar
  • I’ve read in the quran that satan is doomed to hell
    Or cursed
    Jason
  • Yes
    Azhar
  • Why. What if he wants to repent?
    Jason
  • You know what I say?
    Azhar
  • What?
    Jason
  • Don’t worry about what will happen to Satan. Worry about yourself
    We can all waste time
    Azhar
  • Haha
    Jason
  • thinking about these things that don’t affect us
    Azhar
  • So should I only care about myself?
    Not about family and other people?
    Jason
  • Just curious
    Jason
  • You should care about doing your duty to Allah and all of mankind
    Azhar
  • As for Satan he can worry about himself
    Azhar
  • So he is alive right now?
    Jason
  • Its like someone asked me where will Satan’s soul go when he goes to hell? What do we care, right?
    He is indeed alive and leading people astray
    Azhar
  • Like does he sleep and eat?
    What is he made of?
    Why can’t we see them
    Jason
  • He’s tempting people 24×7
    Azhar
  • Haha
    Jason
  • He whispers to people
    and seduces them
    Azhar
  • I mean in today’s society people are so bad he doesn’t even need to do anything
    Jason
  • What he does is he whispers nice things to people to lead them astray then they make a decision to follow his advice. Yes there is much temptation nowadays
    Azhar
  • Yeah especially here
    In the west
    Jason
  • Yes. OK so which of the 6 things would you like me to explain?
    (also in the east)
    Azhar
  • Yeah
    I heard in China
    Jason
  • Yes – sorry to say
    Azhar
  • They force muslims to denounce their religion and imams to dance and sing
    Jason
  • Its tragic yes
    Azhar
  • China is even worse than the west
    Jason
  • So Jason.. we’re diverting from basics of Islam to politics now
    Azhar
  • At least the west has some human rights
    Jason
  • Here we do not usually discuss politics
    Azhar
  • Yeah so explain the day of judgment please
    Jason
  • Sure – most welcome….
    Azhar
  • Day of Judgement: This is where we will all be raised from our graves and face judgment based on what we did in this world while we were alive and we had control over.
    Azhar
  • Then we will go to paradise if we did mainly good things or hell if we did more bad things than good
    Azhar
  • Will we be wearing clothes?
    Jason
  • I’ll check – give me a minute
    Azhar
  • Ok
    Jason
  • People will be gathered on the Day of Resurrection barefoot, naked and uncircumcised.
    Azhar
  • Do you want me to explain other items of the 6?
    Azhar
  • Ehmm let me see the predestination only
    Jason
  • That’s one of my favourites to explain 🙂
    Azhar
  • Predestination: Allah gives free choice to everyone to do good or bad. If they do good or bad its for themselves and they are responsible.
    Azhar
  • Imagine you are at a crossroads: You can go direction A, B or C. You decide on C. You had free choice. But Allah knew which one you will decide on even though he left it up to you.
    Azhar
  • Oh well good that I’ve chosen it then haha
    Jason
  • Hahaha… a lot of people do.
    Azhar
  • But I read in the Quran that Allah says
    If mankind did not sin he would replace them
    With a people who sin
    Jason
  • Right… you know why?
    Azhar
  • So this means he created us as sinners right?
    And some people he created to go to hell?
    Jason
  • He created us to be able to do good and bad. And he loves sinners who repent
    Azhar
  • Now it doesn’t matter what he chose for you and me (heaven or hell). All we have to do is do our best in this world to live a straight life according to the Qur’an and Sunnah
    We cannot do any more than that
    Azhar
  • To me it matters
    Jason
  • No it doesn’t matter – because what he decided in advance we will never know
    Azhar
  • That’s like hell and paradise
    Jason
  • So worrying about it will get us nowhere
    Azhar
  • One is nice the other is bad
    Jason
  • You know why its better we don’t know?
    Azhar
  • Because we won’t work
    Jason
  • Right!
    Azhar
  • I think.
    Jason
  • If you were guaranteed paradise in this life, almost everyone will stop trying to be good
    Azhar
  • But if it were said that you would go you to a high rank paradise that you cannot attain except with hard work
    Then that would mean you will do it
    Jason
  • Yes
    Azhar
  • But if it was said you will achieve a low rank you might get depressed
    Jason
  • Some people might try to work hard !
    Azhar
  • Yes I’ve read that some people were promised paradise
    In this life
    Jason
  • Yes I’ve heard that too… but these would have been people that aren’t like you and me
    Azhar
  • Of course we aren’t promised paradise 🙂
    I get what you mean
    Jason
  • I think it’s a good thing we are not promised. It stops us getting lazy
    Azhar
  • They have different attributes
    Hard working, patience etc.
    Jason
  • Yes.
    Allah rewards on efforts and intention. Not necessarily on results
    Azhar
  • What would be really bad is if you were promised hell
    In this life
    Jason
  • Yes – right!
    Azhar
  • So in one case one is so good he hears his glad tidings in advance
    In the other case he is so bad so he hears it in this world
    Jason
  • Let me give you an example
    Azhar
  • Also the people who lived with the prophet had greater opportunities
    Jason
  • Yes
    Azhar
  • Unlike people who came later but
    I think god choses the people he wants
    Jason
  • Right – but it doesn’t necessarily mean all of those who had access to the prophet were better than those who came later and believed thru faith
    Azhar
  • Majority
    At least
    Jason
  • Again… what does it matter? Hahaha
    Azhar
  • Well let me give an example
    Jason
  • Worry about yourself and rest of mankind that is alive right now
    Azhar
  • Would you like 5 million dollars or 1 billion?
    Jason
  • It depends what conditions it was given to me with
    If its for free I would take a billion
    Azhar
  • The path for that 1 billion is not available because you were not chosen
    Jason
  • Cool – I’m happy with what I have
    Azhar
  • But I mean paradise is paradise
    Jason
  • So what are you saying?
    Azhar
  • Just saying that why is that some people are better and do more and others not?
    Jason
  • Those who are not will be questions about the decisions they took. We are only judged by the things that were in our control.
    Azhar
  • So Jason…let’s move on.
    Azhar
  • When someone is a Muslim or becomes one, he or she needs to do the following 5 things called ‘Pillars’:
    Azhar
  • Pillar 1. Declare faith in One True God & His prophet Mohammed
    Pillar 2. Pray 5 times a day
    Pillar 3. Fast in Ramadaan for 30 days
    Pillar 4. Give in charity
    Pillar 5. Pilgrimage (Haj) at least once if you can
    (Of course some of these will take time to do properly if you are a new muslim)
    Azhar
  • Ok
    Jason
  • Well that’s it for basics.
    How do they fit with your views Jason?
    Azhar
  • My view is that
    Jason
  • If I have to be honest
    I have been islam for a time now and have analyzed the evidences they mentioned
    Jason
  • So I know quite a bit already
    Jason
  • You mean you became muslim? Or you are still studying it?
    Azhar
  • What really makes me think it is true
    Are the prophecies, linguistical miracle, scientifical miracles and the complete way of life islam offers
    Jason
  • Wow – excellent
    Azhar
  • Because everything it prescribes seems to be good
    It is the 21th century and people still drink alcohol
    In the Netherlands do drugs and other dumb stuff
    Jason
  • Yes
    Azhar
  • Yet a man 1400 years ago said everything that is good which science today is still figuring out
    Jason
  • Right
    Azhar
  • Some people say luck
    I say impossible and that they are deceiving themselves
    Jason
  • Indeed
    Azhar
  • The reason why people don’t want to accept is because it goes against their ideals and way of life
    Or they are just not guided
    Jason
  • True
    Or it means giving up some of their pleasures or enjoyable things
    Azhar
  • Yeah Money
    Fame.
    Jason
  • Drink, Sex
    Azhar
  • Giving up your comfortable life
    Jason
  • Drugs
    Azhar
  • Yeah those things too
    Jason
  • Power
    Azhar
  • Yeah let’s say trump became a muslim
    Jason
  • Politicians hate Islam because it will take away their jobs
    Azhar
  • They would kick him out
    True
    Haha I didn’t think it that way
    Jason
  • Good – so are you now a muslim or planning to become one?
    Azhar
  • I really hate politicians they constantly ban everything at their own pleasure
    They think they are god or something
    Jason
  • Yes indeed
    Azhar
  • I would like to become one
    But I fear that I might not be able to follow everything
    For example lying to cover up a family member’s bad deeds Or crimes
    Jason
  • No one follows everything but the great thing is we will be rewarded for trying
    Azhar
  • I just feel like if I were asked something that will harm them
    They will cut me off and their life might become miserable
    Prison
    And stuff
    Fines
    Jason
  • What do you mean?
    Azhar
  • Like I know lying is a sin
    But if the government asks me about if they did this crime or not
    Jason
  • It would be very hard for me not to lie
    Because it might affect them big time
    Jason
  • Well these are lesser sins.
    The biggest would be to know that Allah and Islam are correct and not to embrace it. As for the other things you can always repent
    Azhar
  • Yeah but it wouldn’t be sincere repentance if I were repenting
    And continue to lie so they don’t get harmed
    Jason
  • Well – Allah knows your situation that you are lying to protect
    Azhar
  • My family is deceiving the government to
    Get money and stuff
    Jason
  • Many are like this
    Azhar
  • Yeah and if I told the truth they might get a fine, less money or prison
    Jason
  • And I would be in the worst case thrown on the streets but I can always sleep at a shelter
    Jason
  • Just keep quiet but keep reminding the family they are doing wrong. Then your duty is done
    Azhar
  • I did
    They are never admitting their mistakes
    They say that if they don’t scam them the money goes for war
    Jason
  • So they deceive themselves that way
    Jason
  • Just keep reminding them again and again etc.
    Azhar
  • It may go that way
    But that is not their fault
    Jason
  • When you get a chance live away from them
    Azhar
  • I will
    I need to save money tho
    Jason
  • For now, better to become a muslim and not waste time… meanwhile keep reminding them
    Azhar
  • Like every day?
    Yeah sure
    Jason
  • Yes
    Azhar
  • But I would be repeating myself
    Jason
  • Doesn’t matter – you did your job.
    Azhar
  • So Jason, you know its easy to become a muslim – just say this aloud or in your heart sincerely as best as you can and then write it back to me here:
    Azhar
  • “Ash-hadu an La illaha illa Allah, wa ash-hadu ana Muhammad rasoul Allah”.
    (It means: “I bear witness that there is no god worthy of my worship except the One God and I bear witness that Muhammad is the servant and messenger of God”)
    Azhar
  • Like dad and mom pls don’t steal money from the government
    Every day
    Jason
  • Yes – until you can move away
    Azhar
  • They will get angry
    But I can always try
    Jason
  • Of course if they threaten to beat you physically then stop reminding them
    Azhar
  • They don’t want to give up their non-working life
    I think that my mom hitting me won’t hurt
    Jason
  • If my dad hits me then I need to defend myself
    Like block the fist, clap or kick
    Jason
  • Anyway – this is somewhat out of scope for what we can discuss here
    Azhar
  • Yeah Ok
    I did it
    Jason
  • Did what?
    Azhar
  • What you said
    I said it
    Jason
  • Ok! Wow – may Allah bless you. Awesome
    Azhar
  • Can you write it back to me here (“Ash-hadu an La illaha illa Allah, wa ash-hadu ana Muhammad rasoul Allah”)?
    Azhar
  • Ash-hadu an La illaha illa Allah, wa ash-hadu ana Muhammad rasoul Allah
    Jason
  • Brilliant work – may Allah be praised – May Allah bless you, reward you for all your good deeds and continue to guide you along the straight path.
    Azhar
  • Yeah
    Jason
  • Thanks for that.
    Azhar
  • You seem to be very knowledgeable about Islam already – usually we invite new muslims like you to take our free online learning
    Azhar
  • Can I ask a few questions
    Jason
  • Sure – please do
    Azhar
  • The website you gave I am already familiar with
    Islamqa.info
    I have been reading a lot on it
    Jason
  • Excellent
    Azhar
  • Like on the rulings and other things
    But I was wondering they said that during the night prayer is very good
    Jason
  • Yes
    Azhar
  • Reading Quran and other things
    Jason
  • But if you stay awake during the night
    When will you sleep and work?
    Jason
  • It’s a great question
    Azhar
  • Because
    When I went to high school
    Jason
  • The short answer is to go to sleep just after isha prayer
    Azhar
  • I had to wake up at 6 am
    Jason
  • I understand that as a student there is homework to be done.
    Azhar
  • And school was till 4 pm
    Jason
  • The main thing is to try to make the effort. We are not perfect
    Do the best you can whenever you are able
    Azhar
  • So if I were staying awake during the night
    Jason
  • So for example
    Night prayer is not obligatory
    Azhar
  • When will I sleep, eat, do groceries
    Jason
  • See above
    Azhar
  • Homework
    Yeah but then you would me missing on it
    Jason
  • Let me briefly tell you how your day might go…
    (you can’t always do all the extra prayers)
    Azhar
  • Yeah due to time
    And duties
    Jason
  • Get up before dawn, pray, go back to sleep til 6am
    go to school
    at school at lunchtime find a quiet place for 10 mins to pray
    Azhar
  • Yeah I also read that sleeping before sunrise is bad after fajr
    Jason
  • Its OK…. look you are in a country that is not based on Islam
    Azhar
  • Do the best you can but don’t go overboard trying to do the extra prayers if your studies will suffer
    Azhar
  • I understand
    Jason
  • Just do the obligatory ones
    Azhar
  • What if you have free days
    Jason
  • Another example…
    (by all means do extra night prayers when you have free days)
    Azhar
  • Like do I stay up the whole night?
    I have a prayer table here
    Jason
  • If you go to sleep with the intention to wake for the morning prayer, your sleep will be blessed too.
    No need to stay awake all night
    Azhar
  • It says 21:26 is Iesha?
    Jason
  • Be reasonable
    OK so here’s what to do
    Azhar
  • And fajr is 05:38
    So how many hours do I sleep and when?
    If I want to pray the night?
    Jason
  • Go to sleep after isha. Wake up at 5:15 or 5:20am
    then pray the night prayer
    then wait a little for fajr
    Azhar
  • What about brushing teeth?
    Jason
  • then pray fajr
    Brush teeth anytime
    (except in Ramadhan)
    Azhar
  • But I feel like 10 minutes is too little…
    Jason
  • You mean 10 mins at school?
    Azhar
  • No before fajr
    Jason
  • It will be fine. Now 10 mins before sunrise? That is a problem and not recommended
    I’m saying make it about 20-30 mins before fajr
    Azhar
  • I read in the Quran
    That the prophet prays like at least one third
    Jason
  • You can read Qur’an anytime
    Azhar
  • In the night
    And a group with them
    Or half
    Jason
  • Those people worked for themselves and had own businesses.
    You are still studying!
    Be realistic
    Azhar
  • No I am not anymore
    Jason
  • OK.. so you have no more school
    Azhar
  • I said back at high school
    Jason
  • ?
    Azhar
  • Yeah i was just using it as an example
    Jason
  • Same thing – you are still a student right?
    Azhar
  • Back then
    Jason
  • What are you doing now?
    Azhar
  • Not studying
    Jason
  • OK – do you have a job?
    Azhar
  • I don’t like talking about it
    Jason
  • OK. If you have a job be realistic… you will not be able to fit in a night prayer unless you do it close to fajr time. Its still valid.
    Azhar
  • Let’s say you work for yourself
    Jason
  • Ok
    Azhar
  • So iesha is 21:26
    And fajr 05:38
    Jason
  • Would it be ok to not sleep at night?
    Or good?
    Jason
  • Like I mentioned… its still OK to wake up at say 5am and do the night prayer
    Azhar
  • So sleeping 8 hours during the day
    Jason
  • You must sleep and lead a normal life
    Why do you want to mess with your body clock?
    Azhar
  • Because I’ve read it has a lot of rewards
    So I want to use it all if I can
    Jason
  • YOu can get the same reward by fitting it into one night – no need to waste time and daylight sleeping
    Azhar
  • Hmm
    Jason
  • First things first dear brother
    First try to do all 5 prayers on time and as best as you can
    Azhar
  • I’ve read a question
    On the website
    Jason
  • Work on the other prayers later
    Ok tell me
    Azhar
  • If a person stays up all night during Ramadaan, then he prays Fajr and sleeps until Zuhr, and prays and then sleeps until ‘Asr, and prays then sleeps until the time of iftaar, is his fasting valid?.
    It says it is valid
    Jason
  • Sure – its valid
    Azhar
  • If you can do it do it – we do !
    Azhar
  • But to not waste the day
    I wondered then if you don’t waste the day by sleeping and not sleep at night
    You won’t sleep at all
    Jason
  • The above link says its OK provided you don’t miss any prayers.
    Be realistic and practical
    Azhar
  • Islam doesn’t impose undue hardships on us
    Jason, dear brother… do you have more questions?
    Its past my bedtime 🙂
    Azhar
  • The thing is that I think not to stay awake the whole night but maybe 1 or 2 hours
    Jason
  • Actually look at it like this…
    The person who makes an effort to wake up from deep sleep in order to pray is seen to be making a real effort than the one who stayed up all night
    Azhar
  • True
    I want to share just this last thing
    after that good night to you
    Jason
  • ok
    Azhar
  • Those who are fasting and others must also adhere to offering the five daily prayers in congregation, and avoid being distracted from them by sleep or anything else. Those who are fasting and others must also do all their duties on time for the government or other duties, and not be distracted from them by sleep or anything else. And they must strive to seek halaal provision which they and their dependents need, and not be distracted from that by sleep or anything else.
    Jason
  • In conclusion, my advice to everyone, men and women, those who are fasting and those who are not, is to fear Allaah in all situations, and to continue to perform duties on time in the manner enjoined by Allaah, and to avoid being distracted from that by sleep or any other permissible thing etc. If the thing that distracts them from that is an act of disobedience towards Allaah, then the sin is greater and more serious.
    May Allaah guide the Muslims, enable them to understand their religion and make them steadfast in adhering to the truth, and guide their leaders, for He is Most Generous, Most Kind.
    Fataawa al-Shaykh Ibn Baaz, 4/15.
    Jason
  • I copied it from the fatwa
    Jason
  • Yes – it’s a good point. The real challenge in Ramadhan is to perform your daily chores and work and also pray when its due
    Azhar
  • So not seeking provision to do night prayer might be a bigger sin
    Or seeking knowledge etc.
    Jason
  • So I should first do my obligations, seek knowledge, provision Etc.
    after that if I have time to spare then I can do it
    Jason
  • Do the obligations, then seek provision then knowledge
    etc
    Azhar
  • True
    Thanks
    Jason
  • Have a good night
    Jason
  • Especially if you have a family.
    Azhar
  • Yes
    Then it is very important
    Jason
  • Welcome to islam dear brother. Congratulations on your conversion to Islam and may Allah SWT bless you and continue to guide you along the straight path.
    Azhar
  • Yeah
    Amen
    Jason
  • You too
    Thank you for everything
    Jason
  • Before you go – please share in a few lines why you decided to become a msulim today
    Azhar
  • may Allah grant you jannah firdaws
    Jason
  • Amin. You too
    Azhar
  • Amin
    Jason
  • Because I don’t want to burn in hell
    Be a close friend of Allah
    Jason
  • That sounds like a great reason!
    Azhar
  • And attain a high rank
    And a close slave
    Jason
  • Jzakallah Khayran for that
    Azhar
  • Yeah Same
    Jason
  • Have a great night praying insha-Allah
    Azhar
  • In sha Allah. Good night
    Jason
  • Fi Amanallah
    Azhar
  • Fi amanallah
    Jason
  • Assalaam Alaykum
    Azhar
  • Alaykum salaam
    Jason
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