Wes Al-Dhaher on Nostr: Most Muslims struggle with their deen not because they lack knowledge (although that ...
Most Muslims struggle with their deen not because they lack knowledge (although that is certainly a big factor, if Muslim Twitter is any indication!), but because they're fighting an enemy they can't see.
It's kind of like a Japanese horror movie. But instead of ghostly women with long black hair, it's your habits.
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