Life
is yours...
So
you have to choose
whom
you want to in your life.
Surround
yourself with
People
who know your worth
You
don't need
too
many in your life:
Just
the real ones
who
appreciate you
for
exactly who you are
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If
you want good results,
Then
meet with good people
Good
people always give you
Positive
vibration and real happiness.
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The Messenger believes in what has been revealed to him from his Lord, and so do the believers. They believe in Allah, His angels, His Books, and His messengers. (They proclaim) “We make no distinction between any of His messengers.” And they say, “We hear and obey. (We seek) Your forgiveness, our Lord! And to You (alone) is the final return.” (Al-Baqara 2: 286)Alhamdulillah, Summa
Alhamdulillah, today I have
chosen to talk about the messengers of Allah. First of all, when we talk about
the Messengers of Allah, it is very important that we are aware that the
Islamic conception regarding the role and function of the prophets is different
from the conception of the Jews and Christians. In Islam, the word “Nabi”
(prophet) or even “Rasul” (Messenger) is not reserved for only the
Elects of Allah who have received divine revelations as divine laws to share
with their peoples. When we talk about prophets before the coming of Hazrat
Muhammad (pbuh), we are talking about prophets whose message was limited to
their own people, while Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh) and all those who come and will
come as his followers-prophets, will be prophets who cannot bring any new law,
where they must base themselves only on the Holy Quran and the information of
the Ghayb (Invisible) that Allah shows them.
And so, this brings us to the question, can a prophet come after Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh)?
In
democratic theory, freedom of religion includes freedom to profess, practice,
and propagate the beliefs that are closely held by a person and worship in a
place of worship with security, regardless of what others think about his
beliefs, or faith. Yet, in actually existing conditions in our societies, often
majoritarian groups try to control and limit the freedoms of worship available
to minority religious groups, often attacking the places of worship of such
minority groups. Indeed, in an era of identity politics, inter-religious
tensions as well as intra-religious sectarian strife within communities, places
of worship of different religious communities bear the 'markings' of the times.
Against this backdrop, in his Friday Sermon of 28 June 2024~21 Dhul-Hijjah 1445 AH, Imam- Jamaat Ul Sahih Al Islam International Hazrat Muhyiuddin Al Khalifatullah Munir Ahmad Azim (aba) of Mauritius reflects profoundly on Islamic teachings on the sanctity of places of worship. Hazrat Saheb (aba) gives an exposition, and underscores the need for all Muslims to understand, respect and adhere to correct teachings of Islam when it comes to our approach towards the places of worship of other communities as well as fellow groups within the Muslim community.
Proof of the Existence of God Almighty
Is there conclusive evidence that God exists? Is the existence of God a fact that can be proven like any other scientific fact that can be proven in a laboratory?
It is surprising that atheists and believers today share the same belief regarding one of the attributes of God that provides conclusive proof of His existence. In today’s world, it is a fact that everyone agrees upon, both atheists and followers of the various religions of the world, that God has stopped talking.
‘Salah’: Five Times A Day
‘Why
have prayers been prescribed for Muslims five times a day? It may be asked:
would not once or twice, or whenever one happens to feel like it, be
sufficient?’
In response to this set of questions from Mr. Louis Babel
Christopher from Algeria, Hazrat Imam Muhyiuddin Al Khalifatullah Al Mahdi Munir Ahmad Azim (aba) of
Mauritius states:
In answering these questions, it must first be
pointed out that the Islamic prayers (salat) are somewhat different from
"prayer" as used in the Christian sense, although personal
supplication and glorification of God (known as Duah) are also a very important
part of the Muslim's worship.
Basically, Islamic prayers consist of recitations from the Holy Quran and glorification of God accompanied by various bodily postures. The five times of worship correspond to the five periods of the day: daybreak, noon, afternoon, the close of day and night, corresponding to the organization of Man's time around various activities.
Muharram
is the first month of the Islamic Calendar.
(2) What
happened in Muharram?
Imam Hussain (as) was brutally martyred along with
his companions and family members including a six-month old Son after three
days of no food and water in a desert.
(3) Who was Hussain?
Hussain (as) was the grandson of Prophet Muhammad (sa).
(4) `Who martyred him?
Yazid, an unjust individual, who claimed to be the
caliph of Muslims, martyred Hussain (as), his companions and family members.
(5) Why was Hussain martyred?
Yazid tried to bring unlawful changes in Islam and
also harm humanity at large. Hussein (as) being the grandson of the Holy
Prophet (sa) stood against him and his unjust ways.
(6) Why give so much importance to the 10th of ‘Muharram’?
The Tenth Day of the Sacred Month of Muharram is called the Day of 'Aashoora'. This is a special day in the history of Islam. It is the most virtuous day of the month of Muharram. Many important events took place on the Day of ‘Aashoora’.
Tarbiyyat Lessons-16:
Duah for Prevention of Cancer
You must be always in a state of wudu (ablution). Recite every day, especially after Salah:
‘Rabbi qad aataitanee minal mulki wa allamtanee min
taaweelil ahaadees, faati ras samaawaati wal ardi anta waliyyee fid Dunyaa wal
Aakhirati tawaffanee Muslimanw wa alhiqnee bissaaliheen.’
‘My Lord! You have given me authority; You have taught
me something about the interpretation of dreams; Creator of the heavens and the
earth, You are my protector in this world and in the Hereafter. Let me die in
true devotion to You. Join me with the righteous.’
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