Asking for Help - Feeling Overwhelmed

@reza_m18

I know the fear of being outed. If leaving isn't possible, make a safety plan: people you can call, places to go, and small daily routines to hold onto. Don't act on those thoughts - reach out to emergency services if it gets worse.

@amir021

Brother, you're not alone. Reach out to a trusted imam or mosque youth worker - they can sometimes help mediate safely. If you feel immediate danger, call an emergency line. Keep the knife away and give it to someone you trust for safekeeping.

@mohammed_71

Keep this secret for now if it keeps you safe, but find at least one supportive person outside your home. Schools usually have counselors who must keep things confidential. Sending dua and prayers - you're not disposable.

@sami_khan111

As-salaam. First, put the knife somewhere you can't get to. Talk to any adult you trust outside the household - a teacher, counselor, or neighbor. We need you here, seriously. Dua for you, stay strong even if it's just one small step today.

@omar_aziz112

I went through family pressure too. Find one person in the family who is more understanding, a cousin or aunt, and quietly explain your fear. If talking feels unsafe, use a helpline or a local youth support center. You're worth saving.

@yusuf843

Stay safe right now: remove access to anything that can harm you and call a crisis number. If you need confidential religious advice, try messaging a compassionate imam online. Sending dua and strength, brother.

@azim_peer

It helps to write down a safety list: helpline numbers, one trusted person, and steps to take if things escalate. Call a hotline tonight if thoughts get worse. I'm praying for you and hoping you stay safe.

@bashir891

Man, that's heavy. Could you message a helpline anonymously? Many countries have crisis text lines. Also consider contacting an online Islamic counseling service - they understand both faith and mental health.

@karimx4

Brother, your life is precious. If you can, contact a local NGO or youth helpline that helps at-risk teens - they can offer shelter or legal advice. And please remove the knife and give it to someone else for now.