Would you like a million pounds?

By: Oyon Ajmain

If a random guy came up to you right now and gave you 1 million pounds and walked away, what would you do?

Realistically you would probably go after the guy and try to thank him, or maybe even ask him, “why are you giving me this money?” Because you feel grateful for what he’s done or you feel that you’ve gotten something so amazing so surely he must want something in return?

What’s wrong with racism?

By: Oyon Ajmain

The Ummah and humanity nowadays is so diverse that almost every other friend an individual has is of a different race to himself. Me personally, I have a mix of friends who are black, white, asian, arab etc and sometimes when I hang out with them they make harmless jokes which borderline racism.

CHILLI CHALLENGE FOR GAZA (VIDEO)

So i’ve been nominated by Musa Adnan for this Chilli challenge to raise awareness and raise donations for Gaza.
I’ve decided to do it after you guys kept asking me to do it too, so here it is….

I Nominate Vafa, Guuled and Imran(Dawah Man)….Feel the pain MUHAHAHAH

 Don’t forget to donate to the link below, as that’s the whole point of these videos:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/gaza-chilli-challenge

“I’m not ready to die yet!!”

By: Oyon Ajmain

I came accross this car the other day which had crashed into another car while trying to turn into a road. How many times whilst driving do we do silly things? How many times do we think: “Oh that’s an empty road, let me just speed up a little bit”. The same way when we’re speeding on an empty road a car might come out from a corner by surprise, the exact same way death is waiting for us around the corner.

Is the Human body perfectly designed? Why am I ugly?

By: Oyon Ajmain

How many times when we go swimming whilst we’re trying to get into the water we stop ourselves because it’s too cold, then think to ourselves, “I wish I could turn my nervous sensors off just so I can get into the water”. How many times do we get cut, then treat the wound and think to ourselves, “I treated the wound, why am I still feeling the pain? Surely our body should know that the wounds been treated and stop the pain?”

The reason why there is no unity

By: Oyon Ajmain

A lot of the times we complain as to why the Muslims lack unity and why we fight one another? We often wonder, why can’t we all just listen to one another, take advice and give advice to each other without the need to hate each other?

This is because everybody in society likes to be the leader and nobody wants to take orders. The same way, the elder sibling always wants to have authority over the younger sibling even if the younger sibling may be more qualified. The older sibling will exert his authority every now and then on the younger sibling by annoying or hitting him. He will get jelous when the younger sibling proceeds him in anything.

This is how the muslims have become, everyone thinks they have become the older sibling just after gaining a tiny bit of knowledge. In reality we should all act like the younger sibling and humble ourselves in front of everyone else and treat them as elder siblings. Verily there is wisdom and reward in the patient young sibling.

Oyon Ajmain: After Ramadan Thoughts

By: Oyon Ajmain

These last two days after Ramadan everytime in the daytime when I feel hungry or thirsty I stop myself from eating, because in the back of my head I still have Ramadan on my mind and it feels unnatural to eat during the day after not eating in the day for so long. Alhamdulillah we have the ability to go outside and just eat something anywhere we want and go to our fridges and eat something at any given time of the day, whether it be at 4am or at 2pm. Imagine all those kids in Gaza, Syria, Africa and all of the other oppressed and third world countries, where the children don’t get to eat for so long in their life that they must find it unnatural when they get given food. The happiness they must feel is not even close to the happiness we feel when we can eat during the day, after Ramadan passes. For them the struggle is everyday and they have no choice about it.

So please take some time out today to just say Alhamdulillah for what Allah has given, make sincere du’a for the less fortunate that their thirst and hunger may be quenched and if you can then donate to a charity that you know can make a difference inshaAllah.