I am 16 years old🧕. I watch all your videos.I am from kerala🌴, India am now in Saudi Arabia for Umrah❤.I will include everyone in my prayers Insha Allah🤲🏻
SUBHANALLAH... crazy story Im a music teacher, and i have a masters in classical violin. i recently began taking my dean seriously, and so ive been exploring different halal paths i can do - may allah guide me. Funny enough, this morning i thought "i love photography, maybe i can make this a career", and as soon as i thought that, you talked about photography in your video. It's a sign. May allah see it in my heart that i wish to leave music. considering training to become a psychotherapist. i hope to surround my self by better muslims inshaalah
subhanAllah its so hard to give up something as precious as your art for the sake of deen but fr nothing in this dunya is worth it and Allah will replace it with something better
من ترك شيئا لله عوضه الله بخير منه Whoever Leaves Something For God - God Will Compensate Him With Something Better May Allah guide you and guide us all 🤍
Subhan allah that's for sure looks like a sign for me. Ur Already started by thinking to what path u want to take and what not. May allah swt guide u for the better and make it easy for u to quite any bad habit u may have. Ameen.
I was depressed and spent all my time scrolling social media but when I started consuming helpful content and self improvement books . I deleted all my social media accounts and started focusing on my Deen . I also started doing something meaningful with my life and I can confidently say I have never been happier in my Life . May Allah bless your efforts ✌🏽
about the depression question, i think moaaz mentioned amazing points and they all contribute to someone's happiness / depression. But sometimes people are in a point of their lives where all of these solutions don't work. So I just wanna say that u have to go to a medical professional!! If it's pretty serious that u don't feel like doing anything, going to a therapist is definitely gonna help you inshallah ♡
@studyingrn3424 no worriess 💗 and yeah tbh it sounds a bit ignorant but i don't think he meant it, he mightve forgot this point or didnt pay attention to it 😅
Thank you so much, I really needed this info bc I have been surrounded by fitnah my whole life and the tips you told us are really inspirational and you're a really good Muslim! Love from usa❤️🇺🇲
Wa aleikum salam. To be fair your answers to this Q and A are very rational. Thank you . If you’re reading this , I pray Allah ease your affairs. Ameen .
Wa alleikuma salam moaaz, I‘ve been watching your videos for a while now and I want to tell you Allahuma Barik you are becoming wiser and wiser Keep it up In sha Allah Im rooting for you!
Thank you for this video. Every second was worth listening. It is nice to see someone who is not just content creator but putting their skills to the best use by giving advice and helping another human being. May Allah give you barakah in your work.
I really loved his answer about depression. He said the actual truth without filter in such a nice way.. Most people fail to recognize the importance of those things and get offended easily when someone tries to give them solutions. May Allah bless you ❤
His explanation was not good at all. When you’re depressed: your brain is not working the way it’s supposed to be, you feel fatigued. Walking for some is so hard they fall within a couple of steps. It’s not completely within their hands. Treatments for this physical illness are available. Such as: antidepressants that will help your brain start functioning normally again. He’s extremely ignorant and so are you.
You realise people such as myself were diagnosed with depression despite being on deen, being hard working in career, and not having socials right? His answer is for 'victim mentality', not for depression which is an actual disorder. The Prrophet Muhammad (SAW) defined arrogance as someone who refuses to see the truth, perhaps educate yourself on this matter instead of preaching. I mean this from a genuine and respectful place.
Jazakallahu khayran Moaaz! every question is explained perfectly.What hits me is that; “life is a test and it’s hard,life is not meant to be painfree,we’re going to experience both pain and pleasure in this dunya coz this dunya is temporary and the pleasure place is Jannah ,the hereafter ever lasting “.Once again thank youuuu Moaaz!❤
habibti having women as your profile picture is not permissible, and remember whoever leaves something for the sake of Allah, Allah will replace them with something better Also, don’t comment hearts or flowers and don’t speak unnecessarily to (or in front of) non-mehrams, that too is not allowed in Islam may Allah guide us all
It was good and iam very grateful because this is my first time for joining your live but at the last talk still mashallah this was amazing inshallah you will become ustaad one day inshallah
I LOVE your videos, the way you’re telling what you experienced in life and how you see things is really soothing mashaallah. May Allah give you the possibility to do more of these videos in the future Inshaallah
Thank you Moaaz, You truly help me improve myself everytime you drop a video. Jazakallah brother, i can say I related to most of the questions asked and I truly admired the advices you gave IA I will be following them from now on, to be a better version of myself.
Your words are just 🫶🏻.I wish if I have a friend always with me who talk like this to keep me happy and motivated .As you said in the beginning I kept distace from those toxic circle and making dua every day for atleast one good friend to guide each other . Insha allah he will replace it better one or more.
I recall you saying in a video that your audience is 18 to 25.... I can tell you that I am in my 30s and I watch your videos 😊I have found them so helpful please upload more like this... you demonstrate the balance of deen and dunya alhamdulillah thankyou I wish I learnt the life lessons that you share earlier in my life but its not too late no time like the present inshaAllah
I guess, everybody's 'Aha! moment' hits in high school. Mine did too 3 yrs back. I cut everybody off. Everyone probably thought I was a mental case but Allah knows. It was really hard. I really loved my circle. But I did it. And I have no doubt. Allah, most certainly will give me better than what he has taken away from me. Jizakallah Khairan Katheera Ps: Please make more longer videos. I always listen to 'em while completing my work.
May Allah bless you brother. I really like that you do not talk about anything that you are not sure of, and the videos of Belal Assaad are really helpful.
I am going in second year of dentistry in France. And I feel the exact same way about dentisry than you. I don’t love it, i don’t have a passion for it but i can see myself in this in the future it will give me time for living and a good financial situation. It’s really confusing when i heard prople saying you need to find your passion, i don’t have any passion for any kind of career but i need to study and work.
btw just remember that depression can be a serious illness, which you should not be feeling guilty about. if we're talking just about a state of mind for a short period of time where you feel a little lazier than usual then what you're saying is correct. But you cannot apply those pieces of advice when we're talking about the serious illness of depression or anxiety, which can only be cured with professional doctors of mental health just like a physical illness, and no it's not something you decide, when we're talking about the serious illness it is not a decision you make to be depressed, so there is no decision you can make to cure it, only going to therapy can. Btw great videos and great pieces of advice
Thanks for that. While I see a lot of Muslim outubers tackle mental health from a place of ignorance rather than actually coming from a bad place this sort of superficial advice is extremely harmful for genuinely depressed individuals looking for answers. I truly wish he would put in a otice saying he is not a professional and not in a place to advice on this topic as he did for marriage.
2:00 I remember when I started practicing deen , I left all those friends who were taking me away from religion but now Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah they're practicing deen too and now we're together again Alhamdulillah 🌹🌏
Sheikh Ali Hammuda has a series of lectures up on youtube called Married Ever After. I really recommend it to anyone interested in having a good background; He displays the divine beauty of marriage in Islam and much more.
Akh beautiful video, however there is one thing that i have an issue with. Which is encouraging people to meditate. That’s something you mentioned when talking about depresseion 11:40.
