Uplift Muslim Ummah

1. Accepting our responsibility

First and foremost is to understand the fact that me, you and everyone around us has a responsibility of uplifting our ummah on an individual level also. We cannot blame the authorities when we ourselves are not doing our job. It is very easy to put blame on others and slide away guilt free. What I think is until we ourselves don't put efforts in perfecting our lifestyle according to Islam, we cannot change the situation of ummah. For this we need to study Qur'an and Ahadith and most importantly implement it in our lives. Time to time we all have to ask ourselves and check whether I am fulfilling my part of the duty or not. 

2. Invest in Education 

Lack of education and litercay is one of the most important issue in our society. Invest in education of our youth. Invest in their grooming. Invest in researches. Invest in tools and organizations that can help in the betterment of our people. Start from your own family, is there anyone in your family who needs guidance or support? Help them. Kids in your street who can't go to school, help them. People in village and town areas don't have access to quality education,help them. Help them whichever way you can. Invest your money. Invest your time. Invest your knowledge. 

3. Skill development 

Focus on skill development, Identify your strength and interests and based on that learn a skill, be it coding, stitching, baking, public speaking, writing, teaching or any(halal)thing. Ask your childrens, siblings or friends to develop and master a skill. And do not stop there, when you learn something teach it to your fellows. You can start teacing at your home on weekends or start an online academy. Do however it suits you. We need competent and skillful muslims

4. Do not be apologetic 

Being unapologetically Muslim is about embracing one's identity with pride and conviction. In a world where people might misunderstand or wrongly judge Islam, it's crucial to stand strong in your beliefs. Apologizing for your faith can make others think there’s something wrong with it. By being confident and open about your faith, you help others understand it better and reduce stereotypes. This approach not only builds your own confidence but also helps create a more respectful and understanding world.