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FIRST REMINDER. Yaum Al-Khamis 6th day if Zul-Qa'âdah (19th July). PERSONAL ADVISE. BismilLahir Rahmaanir Raheem. Assalaamu Alaikum Warahmatullah my beloved brothers and sisters in Islam. Please accept this advice as my first reminder today. Please alert me whenever you are unable to receive any copy of my 3x daily reminders whenever you notice from any sources that I have already shared any of the reminder as I don't miss sharing without notice AlhamdulilLah. I do not intentionally omit anyone. I'm surprised myself when anyone says they have not received my reminder but I guess it's basically network issues and those whose data or phone is off at the time I'm sharing. Also check your push notifications at the phone settings to ensure its not off especially the China phones😊. Always delete my number and save it again when you face such issues (08184348909, WhatsApp message only please, don't call without agreeing with me first on WhatsApp message please). Only those who have saved my number can receive my reminders as I use broadcasting system but I can manually copy you upon request if you don't receive it. Please remember to copy and share the reminder you receive to any group you are a member of and please check to make sure no one has shared before you share to avoid multiple sharing. You can send any questions from your group to me as I can't be visiting each group unfortunately. Always check the date, typing or grammar errors etc before resharing as I'm human and can make mistakes so don't copy blindly and share. For those having memory issues on their phones, please download any notes app then copy and save articles you want to read later so that on each day you can delete your conversations regularly from WhatsApp to save you some memory on your phone and also help speedup your phone. To do that, just click options whilst on WhatsApp (the 3 dots at the top right corner), go to settings then chat settings then scroll down to delete all chats to ease your phone memory. Please remember to save your articles you don't want to delete to your notes app to read at your free time. Please remember once again, I'm NOT a SCHOLAR and I do NOT QUALIFY to issue any new fatwa, I'm only a student of knowledge learning and sharing as such I only prepare my reminders by editing from already issued fatwas, prepare from scholars audios and videos lectures, sometimes prepare them myself base on QUR'AN and Authentic Hadith with my little knowledge etc. I dislike the praises some send to me so stop it please. Make Dua for me secretly for ALLAH to accept my little efforts, purify my intentions etc and that is all I need please. You can motivate me to keep it up and how I can make it better but not praises please. Whenever you hear I'm dead please take it upon yourself to keep sharing these reminders from any sources you can locate them such as on Facebook/ blog etc and pray that ALLAH accept it as saaqatul Jaariya for me and you. May ALLAH accept our little efforts and purify our hearts from any riyaa (show off). Aameen.

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