Article reference: Muslim American Society 

“Sunnah an-Nasr wa at-Tamkeen,” originally a lecture by Ahmad Alsayad, has been translated and adapted by the Muslim American Society (MAS).

Muslims Facing and Overcoming Challenges 

In recent years, Muslims in the West have faced challenges including youth turning to atheism, lack of unity, racism, prejudice, Islamophobia, harassment, occupation, and resource theft. This article delves into Allah’s promise of victory, which is universal and constant when believers fulfil certain conditions. 

The Quran assures believers of victory and divine support, applicable across time and circumstances. Victory is not solely the outcome of material action but a reward for patience and steadfastness in spreading Allah’s message. Fulfilling conditions like strong belief and consistent effort ensures Allah’s eventual victory.

Muslims Victory in Islam 

Victory in Islam manifests through various means such as defeating enemies, demonstrating truth, preventing adversaries from achieving goals, and embracing Islam. It’s crucial to understand and meet prerequisites for victory, including enduring hardship and maintaining righteousness. Straight victories may be followed by setbacks, emphasizing preparation for ongoing challenges. Ultimate victory entails established authority and successive leadership on Earth, contingent upon believers’ adherence to conditions outlined in the Quran.

Muslims must focus on having patience, trust, and good deeds to attain victory in this life and the Hereafter. Following Allah and His Messenger’s guidance is essential during hardships, fostering reconciliation, discipline, and fortitude. Victory is assured by Allah, but believers must actively strive for it, putting in their best efforts while trusting in divine timing and wisdom. Defeat can occur for various reasons, but believers should remain steadfast, knowing that victory is ultimately in Allah’s hands.

To maintain momentum, believers must focus on fulfilling conditions for victory, ensuring unity, and trusting in Allah’s promise of triumph.

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LaunchGood Tips on Ramadan Fundraising

Article Reference: LaunchGood

Ramadan is a time for reflection, community, and giving for Muslims, and LaunchGood is here to help you make your fundraising journey more fruitful and inspiring.

To stay motivated, leverage social media, and effectively use Zakat for your campaigns, follow these tips from LaunchGood:

1. Find inspiration in every fast: Celebrate small victories and share them with your supporters.
2. Connect with your why: Remember your purpose and keep your community engaged with regular updates and stories.
3. Master social media: Make every post count and craft a compelling story using visual storytelling, go-live sessions, hashtags, and trends.
4. Unlock the potential in your fundraising efforts: Utilize Zakat education on your platform, show impact by sharing stories and updates on how funds are being used, and share our Zakat calculator for easy donation calculations.
5. Celebrate generosity: Celebrate the spirit of generosity by using the right motivation, social media strategies, and Zakat utilization to soar to new heights. Remember, every effort counts, every donation matters, and every act of kindness is amplified in this blessed month.

Let’s make this Ramadan the most impactful with the right motivation, social media strategies, and Zakat utilization.

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