Every page of history is a place of lesson for mankind. The ruthless martyrdom of Sayyidina Husayn (RA) the leader of the youth of Jannah, his family and his companions shall never be forgotten. Every Muslim perceives the pain of this tragedy in his heart. Many lessons are to be learnt from this tragic event.
Every page of history is a place of lesson for mankind. The ruthless martyrdom of Sayyidina Husayn (RA) the leader of the youth of Jannah, his family and his companions shall never be forgotten. Every Muslim perceives the pain of this tragedy in his heart. Many lessons are to be learnt from this tragic event.
Amale Sawleh (good deeds) is the only valued possession taken with us in the hereafter. The world and all its contents are meaningless after we leave for our final abode in the Hereafter. It is our good deeds that will be weighed on the scales which is the supreme de facto in the court of Allah Ta’ala. Of course, entry into Jannah still remains the final decision of Allah Ta’ala through His Mercy Only.
Much has been written about the subject of Gheebat (backbiting). The Ulama and other scholars continue to condemn this contagious ailment that is rife among all walks of life. The ongoing condemnation of this scourge in society is exactly the reason why so much is spoken about it and why so much is written about this plague from time to time.
In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate
To the organization, Darul Ihsan Centre
I pass my thanks to the organization for sponsoring me with a laptop that I dearly needed to help me towards my studies and the opportunity to have computer knowledge. I have no words to express the joy when I received it because where I stay I have no access to computers.
Allah Ta’ala loves His creation. Allah Ta’ala cannot see any harm … physically or mentally … being inflicted to anyone. This is more especially to a Believer, one who has declared Wahdãniyyat of Allah (Azza wa Jalla) --- i.e. the Oneness of Allah (Shaanuhu).
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What is termed as Huqooq-ul –‘Ibaad, (the rights of others), is perhaps the most integral component of a human being’s principle beliefs, after fulfilling the rights of Allah (Tabaraka wa Ta’ala) --- (Huqooq-ul-Allah). Unfortunately, many people are unmindful and negligent of the rights of others.
In all our activities and discussions we are advised to adopt a gentle and soft approach. This also means that things should not be done with haste but rather after careful thinking and with a positive attitude.
Allah Ta’ala loves every Muslim --- more especially, because he has declared and unwaveringly believes in the Oneness of Allah Ta’ala (Wahdãniyat). An individual who has resolutely embraced belief in Allah (Azza wa Jalla) as the only One Being worthy of worship --- i.e. he has firm faith (Īmãn) on the Singularity and Uniqueness of the Creator (Jalla Jalãluhu) (Tawheed) --- and has taken Shadah, is better than everything in the court of Allah (Tabaraka wa Ta’ala).
The person who speaks with a “two-tongued” and a “double-dealing” approach --- regularly contradicts himself is in effect a “deceitful back-stabber”. Convincingly, he makes a point, takes an oath on it, then suddenly he makes an about-turn and denies all that he had mentioned.
The attribute (quality) of kindness is a superb characteristic of a human being.
1. Allāh ta‘ālā has taken oath of ten nights in Sūrah Al-Fajr. According to the majority of the commentators of Qur’ān, the nights are those of the (first) ten days of Dhul-Hijjah.
The world is a place of test and trials. Allah Ta’ala through His Wisdom, tests His servants as and when He Alone desires. In this world, people encounter an assortment of hardships, pain, problems, etc.
An accepted Hajj is defined in the example of a mother giving birth to her newborn infant...
Coming from an intolerable background, one would assume the process of choosing a life partner would be more productive. Hardly so in my case!