Assalamu Alaikum everyone, I’m Muhammad Mahd, 18 years old, and honestly, the freelance journey has been a test. We all know the grind. But for me, the hardest part wasn’t finding clients—it was finding Halal clients. I can’t tell you how many times I had to say "No" to good money because a client insisted on music, girls, or haram elements in their videos. It’s tempting to compromise. But I realized something: There is no Barakah in disobeying Allah. So I took the hard road. I stuck to my values. And Alhumdulillah, the results speak for themselves. Over the past few years, working strictly with Muslim clients and creators, I’ve helped generate 50 Million+ Organic Views. It proved one thing: You don’t need the Haram to go viral. You need quality, storytelling, and sincerity. 🚀 Today, I’m making it official. I’m launching my agency: Halal Framz. I have already grown my page up2jannah to 40k followers. We are a creative agency dedicated to scaling Muslim entrepreneurs and visionaries who want to make an impact without compromising their Deen. Current Status: Alhumdulillah, I already have a solid team of 3 Video Editors and 1 Sales Closer. We are moving fast, but the vision is bigger than just us. 🤝 Who I’m Looking For: I’m opening doors for partnership and work opportunities. I need passionate individuals who are skilled in: - Graphic Design - Video Editing - Lead Generation - Copywriting / Scriptwriting - Any high-value skill that helps scale brands. - ⚠️ A polite warning: If you are just here to make a quick buck, this isn't for you. I am building a team of people who want to be true servants of Allah. We view this work as Dawah. We want to flood the internet with good content that drowns out the bad. The Commitment: To keep our intentions pure, 10% of all agency revenue goes directly to Charity (Sadaqah). We are building for the Akhirah, not just the bank account. If you are tired of compromising your values and want to do work that actually matters, DM me. Let’s build something that outlives us.

I wanted to ask for guidance: if someone is busy with papers or other work, is it okay to watch the courses slowly at their own pace? I’m currently not able to give a lot of time, so I wanted to confirm if watching the sessions whenever I’m free is acceptable or if it’s mandatory to follow the fast pace.

Today I woke up around 5:30 AM (Prayed Fajr). After running and breakfast, I prepared for my university mid-term papers. At 12:20 PM, I took a shower and prepare myself for Humma offered Jumma in the masjid. and then i take a short nap of 1 hour after asar namaz had tea, and spent time with my family. After Maghrib, I went to the gym, then offered Isha, and spent half hour with friends. Later, I went to my cousin home and met him and spend time with him alsoand then come back around 12 and then study little bit and now i am sleeping To-Do List (Daily Goals) Offer 5 prayers (Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha) Qur’an recitation (at least 1–2 pages) Running Gym / Workout Study for university papers Spend time with family + father’s khidmat

Here’s what it does: → Scrapes posts from multiple Facebook groups automatically 📥 → Pulls poster name, post text, profile link, and group details 🔍 → Sends every post to an AI agent for instant classification 🧠 → Labels leads as Qualified, Unqualified, or Unclear with clear reasoning 🗂️ → Saves everything neatly into Google Sheets 📊 → Skips duplicates using an ID-based check 🚫🔁 → Runs fully end-to-end without any manual work ⚡ The result: a clean, real-time lead pipeline that cuts out noise and surfaces only the leads worth acting on 🎯 Next step: turning this into a full outreach system that replies or DMs qualified leads automatically. Want the full workflow? Drop a comment or DM me ✉️ #AI #Automation #n8n #ZeroWork #GoogleGemini #LeadGeneration #FacebookGroups #WebScraping #WorkflowAutomation #ColdOutreach #LearningInPublic 🚀

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: “Truthfulness leads to righteousness, and righteousness leads to Paradise. A person keeps speaking the truth and striving to be truthful until he is recorded with Allah as a truthful person. Lying leads to wickedness, and wickedness leads to the Fire. A person keeps telling lies until he is recorded with Allah as a liar.” Sahih al-Bukhari & Sahih Muslim Short Explanation This Hadith teaches that truthfulness builds a pure character and brings a person closer to Paradise. When someone keeps speaking the truth, Allah honors them as truly truthful. But lying darkens the heart, leads to sinful behavior, and pushes a person toward destruction. In short: Truth elevates, lies corrupt.