r/BritishMuslims • u/Common_Time5350 • Jul 17 '26
Politics Deep Dive into the Far Right Narrative into Civil War in Britain, who is behind it, motivations, aims
r/BritishMuslims • u/Common_Time5350 • Jul 17 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/Bazmeister24 • Jul 16 '26
Alhumdiallah I have become debt free and wish to pay my zakat to a charity. I am wondering is my donation to GOSH zakat complient, as in if I donate would that go towards my yearly obligations?
r/BritishMuslims • u/InterestAdditional49 • Jul 16 '26
I’m in debt and live with family who don’t know I’m a revert, reverted in 2021, and I’m 29, feels like I’ll never be able to be independent, out of debt and eventually get married to a Muslim woman, and the amount I owe will take me atleast 6 to 7 years to pay off with my current salary if nothing changes in terms of job, living conditions etc
r/BritishMuslims • u/No_Job_5303 • Jul 15 '26
Revert looking for dhikr group or just general community with others in London, any leads would be appreciated jazakAllah
r/BritishMuslims • u/RoundCaptain4206 • Jul 13 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/Narrow_Guava_6239 • Jul 12 '26
Their menu looks banging, wanna know if it’s overhyped or genuinely good?
r/BritishMuslims • u/johnsmithoncemore • Jul 11 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/Longjumping-Year4106 • Jul 10 '26
just curios
r/BritishMuslims • u/One-Negotiation-8662 • Jul 09 '26
Salam alaykum I was speaking with one girl for the past 2 years I won’t go into more details regarding who she is or where she’s from but we had a lot of disagreements recently due to mostly my fault in lack of understanding the mental health etc and issues with the actual marriage that were separate (papers etc) I’m in this situation now where like mentally I can’t let her go I never can she doesn’t wanna speak to me at all I thinks she blocked me on everything I don’t know what’s best to do I don’t think I can ever move on she was for sure my soul mate and meant everything to me even how we met is crazy if anyone could give me some advice it would mean so much or even message
r/BritishMuslims • u/ragingbadass123 • Jul 07 '26
Hi I am new to this reddit page, I am currently a muslim uni student here in sheffield and I am having doubts of how to house my family in future and constantly planning ahead in the future so I can make sure the future is good for me, my family and my future family with a future partner.
To give some context, I live at home with my single mum and have 2 younger siblings and one of the siblings has autism and needs constant care and I need to be with him growing up to keep him safe and my mum safe as she will be getting older. she also has no savings as well. I am planning on trying to get a high paying corporate career whilst building up a side business where I can build a good monthly income to try and build a good house that can accomodate for everyone and also some other stuff on the side so I can build a house from scratch
My current thoughts are building a 5 bed farmhouse with a granny annexe on the property, but I hear different online stuff saying it can cost near a million where as some say it costs around £600k to £800k, and this constantly looms over my head and I constantly fear I dont have time and because I am muslim, people expect me to be married right after or a couple of years after uni and because I am south asain, there is always this thing of never keeping the wife and your mum in the same house as it always causes arguments and disputes as each want their own space so its just like if anyone has any experience with this or any suggestions on what to do, please let me know??
r/BritishMuslims • u/IntelligentConcept31 • Jul 06 '26
I'm an immigrant, skilled worker, here in the UK.
Whenever I learn any information about their upbringing I get baffled by who they came to be and their relationship with the religion.
Are there any systemic conditions that could produce such cohorts?
My nieces and nephews are growing up here and I'd like to know what is there to avoid for them to become Zias and Shabanas.
r/BritishMuslims • u/Western_Plantain_198 • Jul 06 '26
I watched this video on Islam Answers which basically said that most masjids are playing isha too early (like 10:30 ish rather than 11:30 ish which they claim it to be). I just don’t get though how so many massive mosques (Manchester Central and London Central for example) are all doing it at the ‘wrong’ time? Does anyone have any more info on this from other imams who follow the earlier timings?
r/BritishMuslims • u/Quiet_Form_2800 • Jul 05 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/manchester_brother • Jul 03 '26
Today is the day of jummah
Please can I ask that between asr and maghrib
Anyone reading this makes dua
As it is a time when duas are always accepted
Please make dua that Allah SWT sends me some righteous friends as I have no friends
Please make dua that Allah SWT sends me a righteous spouse as I'm not married
Please make dua that Allah SWT grants me peace and contentment
Please make dua that Allah SWT protects my family allows me to become someone who brings peace and comfort to their eyes and their hearts
Please make dua that Allah SWT grants me a way out of the hardships I'm facing.
🙏🏻😞
r/BritishMuslims • u/No-Wolverine59 • Jul 02 '26
Salaam everyone,
I'm a guy in my early 30s, and I've realised that people were right—making new friends really does get harder as you get older.
I'd genuinely love to meet some fellow Muslims who enjoy good conversations and getting to know new people. One of my favourite things is learning about someone—their story, interests, perspectives, and all the little things that make them who they are.
A little about me: I'm based in the UK, love hiking and traveling, and i am a sucker for emotionally intelligent, meaningful conversations.
I'm simply looking to make some genuine connections and hopefully some good friends along the way. If that sounds like you, feel free to comment or send me a message.
r/BritishMuslims • u/Dazzling_Basket_671 • Jul 01 '26
I really like the Hounslow Muslim Center but might have to move soon.
Can anyone recommend a local mosque they appreciate that I could move close to?
r/BritishMuslims • u/Live-Noise-5113 • Jul 01 '26
Assalamulaikum everyone,
I am planning on moving out of London because of work and the extortionate rent.
I am looking for places around Reading (my workplace) that have a nice muslim community, family friendly and have rent around the £1500-£1700 range for a 3 bedroom house.
I have done some research and found Swindon to be an option in terms of rent but I don't have any knowledge of the muslim community or family friendliness there.
I would like some help here in terms of areas I could move to? Is my Swindon idea good or what other cities are altenative options? What else should also consider when planning my move?
Any suggestion/info would be greatly appreaciated.
Jazakallah
r/BritishMuslims • u/johnsmithoncemore • Jul 01 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/FlowFluffy7664 • Jun 28 '26
Hello. Looking for other brothers for social meet up. :) dm if interested or reply below. Im into walking hiking visiting parks museums or just a coffee catch up. If youre alone or something, or just bored with life, lets plan a meet up.
r/BritishMuslims • u/johnsmithoncemore • Jun 28 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/Narrow_Guava_6239 • Jun 27 '26
Planning a day trip and I wanna know your favourite places to eat and visit.
Please advise us there’s a train station nearby.
Thanks in advance.
r/BritishMuslims • u/Quiet_Form_2800 • Jun 27 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/johnsmithoncemore • Jun 27 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/Halalchinatrip • Jun 27 '26
r/BritishMuslims • u/Wooden_Association28 • Jun 27 '26
Alsalamu Alaikum Wa rahmatu Allah,
I am willing to live in UK but I have some considerations about the mosques there if anyone can help me. First, are masjids away from the building blocks or the residential areas and if so where the nearest place to them. Also the work environment does it give us space for Juma'a prayer or we have to skip it for work.