In the Name of Allah.
The Prophet (ﷺ) assembled his companions and addressed them, saying:
“I want to send some of you to the rulers of foreign lands but don’t dispute with me as the Israelites disputed with ‘Eesa (Jesus), the son of Maryam.” “O Messenger of Allah, we shall carry out whatever you wish,” they responded. “Send us wherever you desire, they added.”
Then, the Prophet (ﷺ) commissioned six of his …
In the Name of Allāh.
The Supremacy of Allāh over us is also evident in the fact that our deepest thoughts are known to Him. One may not know another person’s intention, but Allāh knows all our thoughts and plans – previous, present, and future (before we plan it).
He says (in Sūrah An-Naḥl [16] verse 19): “And Allah knows what you conceal and what you reveal.”
Hence, the best …
In the Name of Allāh.
I read a post this morning on research conducted to show that most of the countries applying Islāmic Principles have their citizens not traditionally Muslims. It also discusses how worse the condition of the Muslims is vis-à-vis moral vices.
Isn’t it flummoxing and questionable that a Muslim correctly bags sound creed, habitually prays, vehemently fasts, remarkably memorizes the Qur’ān by heart, and euphoniously recites it, …
In the Name of Allah.
Among the qualities that a Muslim should bag is patience in the face of harm (i.e. enduring what one dislikes) with a sense of acceptance and submission, just for the Sake of Allah. This is indeed one of the things that lead to success.
Certainly, impatience over calamity is itself calamity, and impatience over what is expected is foolishness as it is a form of …
In the Name of Allāh.
Have you seen how life gets grim for the one who rejects the Straight Way? I sometimes fall about over the heretic ways of the strayed. In Judaism, for instance, the Jews have total rejection for their women when in menses – so much that they even disallow their garments to touch theirs. Special thanks to Allāh for the blessing of Islam.
In Islām, there …
