
u/ibbisabzwari

How do people report late buses on google maps?
I have to take 2 buses to commute every morning and the first one is almost always guaranteed to be 5-10 minutes late and can cause me to miss my connecting bus. It’s so frustrating how Google maps sometimes reports that a bus is coming late and sometimes never does. Is there a way to report that a bus hasn’t arrived yet to at least help people after me?
- a disgruntled Brampton transit user. Zum buses work pretty much like clockwork
There is hope even for the worst sinner
Somewhere between this delusional mind and rusted heart
Lies within a secret between man and his Lord
That no matter how much man may have deluded himself with himself
And obscured the sight with the profane, the ugly, the evil in this world
The secret of the heart still remains
And that secret being, no matter how deeply buried the light of God has been buried in the heart
It is Allah that is it’s master
And He can illuminate the dark, no matter how much darkness we have draped into our lives
ٱللَّهُ وَلِىُّ ٱلَّذِينَ ءَامَنُوا۟ يُخْرِجُهُم مِّنَ ٱلظُّلُمَـٰتِ إِلَى ٱلنُّورِ ۖ
Allah is the Guardian of the believers—He brings them out of darkness and into light. (2:257)
So when the heart feels in despair and lost in the darkness, miserable within its anxieties,
Know it is seeking the beloved,
And the beloved is yanking on that seed of light,
Pulling you back and calling your name, a name that was known before your parents knew you and will remain until you meet your namer.
Allah humma salli alaa syeddina maulana Muhammad, al fatihi limaa ughliq wal khaatim linaa sabaq. Nasr al haqqi bil haq wal haadi alaa siratikal mustaqeen, wa alaa aalihi haq qadrihi wa miqdarihil adheem
Sudanese Qaseeda - عزي أنت عزي - Honour, You Are My Honour, Ya Rasool Allah!
Via @thewayofsuluk
Something hits the spot with the Sudanese styles. This is my current fave on rotation right now. Please share your favourite Sudanese style qasaaid below
How do you imprint a lesson into your heart so you can actually learn from your experiences?
Those moments in life that make you say, I never want to experience this again. How do you make yourself remember the chain of experiences that led to that point.
Does anyone remember this amazing DBZ fansite (pre-2010s) that had every single character, move set, facts etc?
I used to go on it all the time. It had every single move on their with images, very simple square like website design. This was NOT a wiki type page, it was something independent before wiki type pages. Any insight would make me really happy.
I need a useful guide on Idghaam letters for tajweed
Any limericks, visual guides, rules resources etc would be really appreciated.
Any tips for Forks of the Credit River park?
I’m currently set up for bass but hoping to see and catch salmon in the park. Any recommended rigs? I currently only have wacky hooks and soft plastic worms, comfortable with wacky and Texas style rigs. Would appreciate any tips, I’m an ultra noob!
Any fishing gear rental places near Lake Scugog? On the way from Vaughn?
Looking for a rental place asap near the Port Perry area to rent rods. Any help would be appreciated.
You Just Need a Reset Habibi
Job.
School.
Work.
Family.
Friends.
Sheikh.
Society.
Bills.
All of these things can cause the mind to feel claustrophobic, draining you of your concentration and ability to feel clear headed. The mind is like a balloon that starts to stress as it starts to inflate with things occupying it. Your head is heavy sidi. The heart is weeping and the pressures of life are choking you out, you’re at your wits end.
Something will come soon to take your mind off of it all, albeit for a short second. But the nature of that second is like the cool gust of wind off the shores of a beach upon the hot face of a wrung out believer, all he needed was just that gust of wind to cool him off. To relax, to breathe, to remember his humanity and that there is a Lord above him.
This is why I believe rasool allah ﷺ described even the smile in the face of your brother as a sadaqa, because your charitable act on his face saved him from his worries just for a second. That smile costed you a few seconds but those seconds revived your brother. It gave him the fresh breath of Rahma he needed. You saved his life by that smile, and this is not something that can be easily compensated for.
Take a breather habibi and sit down. Drink some juice. Enjoy your tea a little more. Practice joy among your awraad, enjoy your blessings. Say alhamdulillah for the great blessing of cognition and awareness you’ve been gifted. Allah tries you because He wants the best out of you, He wants his best gifts to land in the hands of who most deserve it. Take a walk, make wudhu, smile with a beloved and take a load off.
Your situation may not change but your state will, and that can be enough to change your situation. To give you that determination, willpower, and determination for what you set out to do.
Reset habibi. Salam Alaikum
ﷺ
Best fabric stores in Brampton?
I’m aware of Jagjit Textiles, are there any more similar in size/variety?
Favourite jinn stories?
This may be unusual for the sub but im curious about how this topic is received around the world.
Tailor recommendations
I have a shirt that is a blend between eastern and western styles that was custom made and I would like to duplicate it with its dimensions as is. Does anyone know a good tailor in Brampton that can do this and know how much it would cost roughly
I great quote l like by Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal رحم الله
Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal رحم الله was he a scholar what did he study mostly in?
Sayyid ul Istighfar
Meaning: O Allah, You are my Lord, none has the right to be worshipped except You, You created me and I am Your servant, and I abide to Your covenant and promise [to honour it] as best I can, I take refuge in You from the evil of which I committed, I acknowledge Your favour upon me and I acknowledge my sin, so forgive me, for verily none can forgive sins except You.
Virtue: The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "The best supplication for seeking forgiveness is (Syed-ul-Istighfar)".
Virtue
If somebody recites it during the day with firm faith in it and dies on the same day before the evening, they will be from the people of Paradise and if somebody recites it at night with firm faith in it and dies before the morning they will be from the people of Paradise
I have an old bike I need checked out for what repairs it needs. Reasonable bike repairs recs?
Might need new tyre tubes and the chain replaced. Any idea how much these things cost and who I can take it to for a quick fix?
hanging “beds” are called portaledges.. collapsible platforms used by climbers during multi-day ascents
Religion is not for the pure
On this journey of life,
We all walk between chasms and bridges,
Descent and elevation,
Swinging between the dark and the light.
This deen,
The way of life prescribed the one who gives life,
The way of truth by the one who is truth,
The way of subtlety by the most subtle,
It was made for the sinner.
It was made for the impure,
The lost,
The broken,
The one veiled from within.
My dear sibling in mankind,
No darkness is too dark for the Light of Light itself,
No sin too heavy on the scales for the one who loves to forgive,
No shame greater than the one who is Mercy,
Allah, Al Rahman, Al Raheem.
“By Him in Whose Hand is my life, if you were not to commit sin, Allah would sweep you out of existence and He would replace (you by) those people who would commit sin and seek forgiveness from Allah, and He would have pardoned them.” ﷺ
How to conjugate verbs for this format
There is a poem I want to write that involves the 99 names of Allah which is part of Islamic spirituality.
I am trying to write one line per name and turn each name into a verb. For example
Al Hafiz is a name that means The Protector
To write May God Protect you, the new sentence becomes
- Allah Yahfadhk الله يحفظك
What is the method of turning a name like Hafidh into (protect you) yahfadhk
If there is a straightforward rule please enlighten me! This would also serve as a drill for me to understand this process better thank you all