to the followers of "chasing jannah"....
this blog was not made to humiliate or embarrass Aalia, instead to help save her from herself. As Aalia's friend I want her to succeed in this life and the hereafter, but most importantly in the latter. Almost every Muslim goes through phases of strong and weak faiths. However, there are limits a Muslim must never cross, no matter how weak their faith may be. Before I get into the heart of the matter, let me assure you that I'm not posting this to hurt Aalia or make her feel bad, or even judge Aalia. I know that she's been through quite a lot in the past year or so, and because of all this she has lost her way and needs help not just from her friends here, where she currently lives, but from all her loyal followers/subscribers. Aalia has dug a huge hole and we all need to work with her to help her get out. For quite sometime now, I've been contemplating whether to make this blog or not, because I'm worried about how it will be perceived by those who read it. Allah willing this post will be seen for what it really is; a way to reach out to Aalia. Some of you might be wondering why a blog was made just for Aalia. Well, I could have posted a comment on "Chasing Jannah" but Aalia would never publish it because as you all know she moderates her site.
I would like to begin by saying that not everything Aalia posts is true, and I know that because she's my friend and I see her and know what happens and what doesn't happen. I don't know about every little thing she does and doesn't do but some of the posts on the blog have not been true. All I can say is that Aalia has not been truthful about what she's been up to, and what she's been up to is quite displeasing to Allah. I won't post what she's done and continue to do because Muslims never expose the sins of other fellow Muslims, but all I will say is please you have to help her by advising her, and fast. None of us know when we will be leaving this world, and I would hate for Aalia to leave this world on the path she's currently on. I know that in the past she's received help from some of her followers, and I detest it when someone receives help from others when that person has not been truthful with others. Abu Dhabi had a traumatic effect on Aalia but even before Abu Dhabi some of her posts were never 100% true, but that's besides the point. Before, her faith was strong and now its not just weak it almost gone. I really hate to say that someones faith is almost gone but there is no other way for me to describe the state she's in. She won't listen to her friends but may be she'll listen to her fellow bloggers/followers/subscribers. I hope she does, and if she reads this I hope she doesn't feel betrayed or hurt but happy that someone really wants what's best for her in this life and the hereafter.
