☠️Sahil خان💬…

This text-based video by Sahil Khān presents a poignant reflection on the true meaning of fasting during Ramadan. It contrasts the superficial 'ROZE' of merely abstaining from food and drink with the deeper spiritual practice of 'ROZE'—a state of inner peace, self-control, and devotion. The narrative emphasizes that true fasting involves more than physical restraint; it's about guarding one's tongue, heart, and actions, especially during the sacred month. It suggests that if one's fast is broken by anger or harsh words, it may be considered 'DIL' (broken) rather than 'ROOH' (soul), questioning its spiritual value.

This static image displays a list of powerful Islamic duas (supplications) written in Arabic script, including 'Asta'ghfirullah' (I seek forgiveness from Allah), 'Subhanallah' (Glory be to Allah), and 'Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim'. The text is presented as a guide for daily prayers and spiritual protection.

In this emotional and visually striking black-and-white clip, content creator Sahil Khan delivers a heartfelt recitation of a significant Islamic dua. He pleads, 'O Allah! Compensate me for my calamity, recompense my loss with something better,' his voice filled with sincerity as he gestures earnestly. The prayer text is displayed on-screen, making it accessible for viewers seeking spiritual comfort or learning. This moment captures a powerful blend of personal faith and public sharing.

This video features a static image displaying the dua for Ramadan Day 6. The text includes the Arabic script, its Roman transliteration 'Ya Muqallibal-quloob, Sabbit qalbi 'ala deenik', and an English translation: 'O Allah, change my heart and fix my heart upon Your religion.' The dua concludes with 'Ameen!'. This content is ideal for daily spiritual reflection during the holy month of Ramadan.

Watch Sahil Khans insightful lecture where he discusses the significance of the phrase 'Ya Hoo' within Islamic teachings. He provides a detailed explanation of its meaning and context, drawing from religious texts and traditions. This informative session is perfect for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of Islamic concepts.

This static image displays the Dua for Ramadan Day 4, presented in Arabic script, Urdu transliteration, and English translation. The prayer is 'Rabbi-ghfir warham wa anta khayrur-raahimeen' and its English rendering is 'O my Lord! Forgive me and have mercy upon me, and You are the best of those who show mercy.' The message concludes with 'Ameen!' and is attributed to the creator '☠️Sahil خان💬'. This format is ideal for daily Ramadan reflection and spiritual motivation.

Watch the full 'Ramadan Day 2 Dua' prayer as shared by creator Sahil Khan. This powerful dua, recited in Arabic and translated into English, seeks protection from the evil eye and blessings from Allah. Perfect for your daily Ramadan routine.

This beautifully illustrated artwork captures the tranquil anticipation of Ramadan nights. A crescent moon glows softly above a densely packed cityscape, its buildings warmly lit against the deep blue sky. The text 'can't wait for ramadan nights' floats gently, evoking a sense of peace and spiritual longing. Created by artist @hadiartcorner, this piece is perfect for those seeking Ramadan-themed art, digital wallpapers, or moments of quiet reflection.

A powerful quote from Sahil Khan's 'Deep Thoughts' series. The text reads: 'Karte ho tamanna maut ki, kya hisaab kitaab aasan lagta hai, Jannat jahanum akhirat, kya tumhe ye sab mazak lagta hai..'. This thought-provoking message encourages reflection on life, death, and the afterlife.

Witness the hilarious moment as Sahil Khan, seated in a striped armchair, delivers his famous line, 'Mera dost dua mein dayan hai,' during a comedic skit. Flanked by two friends in a room filled with lockers, his expressive gestures and animated delivery are the center of attention. This viral clip captures the essence of contemporary Indian internet humor.

This captivating visual journey takes you through the sacred city of Medina, showcasing its iconic architecture, bustling courtyards, and serene moments of reflection. From grand mosques and towering minarets to peaceful streets and vibrant skies filled with birds, the video captures the profound atmosphere of this holy site. Accompanied by meaningful Arabic phrases and heartfelt sentiments, it offers a glimpse into the spiritual essence of the city.

In this powerful and direct message, creator Sahil Khan uses the popular song 'Dil Lagana Mana Tha' to launch into a serious religious discussion about shirk (polytheism). He argues that while other sins can be forgiven, shirk is unforgivable, urging Muslim content creators to avoid unintentionally promoting it through their work. The video culminates in a call for spiritual purity, recommending Quran recitation over Nasheeds.

A nighttime street scene features a person standing in front of a brightly lit storefront with 'BODY UP YOUR BUDS' signage. Text overlays read 'Only Muslim reply this Nayar Takbeer' and '(Allah hu Akbar)' alongside a Pakistani flag emoji. The individual, wearing a red top, appears to be reacting to or participating in a social media trend. The dark, atmospheric setting and prominent text suggest a challenge or call to action related to faith and identity.

This evocative visual journey explores India through the poetic lens of Allama Iqbal. From the Indian flag atop a mountain to the majestic silhouette of the Taj Mahal at sunset, the video juxtaposes iconic landmarks with poignant text about identity, history, and enduring existence. It captures the essence of a land rich in culture and memory.

This ethereal and visually stunning piece features a figure adorned in a magnificent white and gold traditional outfit, set against a dreamlike backdrop of blooming cherry blossoms and a serene water feature. The camera gracefully moves through close-ups of the intricate fabric and delicate flowers, creating a powerful atmosphere of reverence and beauty. Overlaying the imagery is a Hindi text message that translates to 'No matter what you do, if your mother doesn't pray, you are the Shezadi of Islam,' establishing a profound spiritual theme. This artistic video is a tribute to faith, family, and grace.

A high-angle view captures the bustling night life of a city, with streams of headlights from cars and motorcycles moving along a busy road below. An elevated train track runs across the top of the frame, with a train passing by. The scene is set against a backdrop of glowing shop signs and streetlights. The audio features the powerful rumble of a large vehicle engine, possibly a truck or bus, accelerating and driving past, creating an immersive urban soundscape.

A serene night scene featuring a single red rose against a starry sky with a bright moon. A romantic Hindi quote about love and destiny is displayed over the image, accompanied by animated heart emojis. The overall mood is calm and deeply emotional, perfect for sharing feelings.