Hazrat Ibn Masud (ra) said: “Whoever wants to know whether he truly loves Allah and His Prophet, then he should observe his relationship with the Quran. If he loves the Quran, then he truly loves Allah and His Prophet.” (Tabarani)
Hazrat Ibn Masud (ra) said: “Whoever wants to know whether he truly loves Allah and His Prophet, then he should observe his relationship with the Quran. If he loves the Quran, then he truly loves Allah and His Prophet.” (Tabarani)
Against this dismal backdrop of overall spiritual darkness in the world of Islam today, true and devout Muslims ought to embrace the Divine manifestation of our times: for those who are not yet aware of, Imam- Jamaat Ul Sahih Al Islam International Hazrat Muhyiuddin Al Khalifatullah Munir Ahmad Azim (aba) of Mauritius is a living Saint in this 15th century of Islam. Over the last two decades, Allah the Almighty has bestowed upon him several titles of exceptional rank and spiritual distinction, such as ‘Muhyiuddin’, ‘Mujaddid’, ‘Khalifatullah’, Imam Mahdi, ‘Musleh Maoud’, ‘Dhul Qarnayn’, etc. This humble servant of the Islamic Faith, the chosen elect of God in this era, Hazrat Khalifatullah (aba) brings the light of pure guidance with the help of the Roohul Qudus, renewing the spirit of Tawheed and Tawakkul amidst the trials and struggles of life for the illumination of all lost souls.
On 14 Shawwal 1446 AH~ 14 April 2025, Hazrat Saheb (aba) conveyed to his disciples and followers about a special, mystical experience of sublime spiritual quality that he experienced: indeed this living saint, like so many of the great pious souls who passed away in the Islamic tradition over the centuries, experiences Divine communion and conversations with Allah (swt). Read the Inspired Message Below:
The Quran is an ocean of knowledge and guidance for humanity. It’s very first chapter, an ardent invocation to Allah, embodies the essence of the Quran and the connection between man and his Creator. Surah Al-Fatiha, the opening of the Quran, is also referred to as Ummul-Quran (the Mother of the Quran). Indeed, Surah Al-Fatiha is so significant that without its recitation in every Rakah (cycle) of our prayers (Salat), those prayers are considered incomplete.
Therefore, Surah Al-Fatiha can be seen as a chapter enclosing the entire Quran, with the remaining chapters serving as commentaries on this exalted Surah. We must always bear in mind the profound importance of this Surah, as it holds the key, the solution, and the remedy to many seemingly insurmountable challenges, hardships, problems, and ailments. Reflect also on how, in Surah Al-Baqara, Allah declares: This is a perfect Book, containing no doubt, and it is guidance only for the “Muttaqi” (those who are pious, fear Allah and are conscious of Him).
I bear witness that there is no deity worthy of worship except Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad (pbuh) is His servant and Messenger.
In our proclamation of
faith, as Allah says in Surah Al-Baqara, Chapter 2, Verse 286: “The Messenger believes in what has been revealed to him
from his Lord, and so do the believers. All of them have faith in Allah, His
Angels, His Books, and His Messengers. [And they say] ‘We make no distinction
between any of His Messengers.’ And they also say: ‘We hear and we obey.
Forgive us, our Lord, for to You is the final return.’”
When a Messenger of Allah comes, especially a Messenger and Prophet who comes after the Holy Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), his role is to hold firmly to the Quran and ensures that he guides people to the commandments of this best Book. The Quran is special because it represents the total sum of laws that Allah has ordained for humanity. It is not applicable only to a particular era but applies at all times, as long as there are people on earth. People have been given a perfect guide in the person of Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh), whom Allah made a representation of the Quran on earth.
Ashhadu alla ilaha illallahu wa ashhadu
anna Muhammadan ‘abduhu wa rasuluh.
I bear witness that
there is no deity worthy of worship except Allah, and I bear witness that
Muhammad (pbuh) is His servant and Messenger.
Alhamdulillah, Summa Alhamdulillah,
I continue on the same subject of faith, my faith, and what Allah has commanded
us, Muslims and humanity, to believe.
As I mentioned last
week, Allah created Jinns and humans to worship Him alone, without associating
any other deities with Him in His worship.
While the Jinns are responsible for their own actions, we, humanity, are also responsible for our own actions. Therefore, Allah created humans and the universe with a purpose. The purpose of human creation is that within the limits of their capacities, they manifest the divine attributes within themselves. To achieve this objective, Allah has given humans the appropriate faculties and capacities and has placed the universe at their service. But that’s not all! It is essential for humans to follow the laws set by Allah so that they receive the necessary guidance to stay on the right path. How does Allah ensure that humans receive His guidance? It is through His prophets and Messengers.
New Volume Released
Book 6 : Al-Azim Tafsir'ul Quran Series | Hazrat Munir Ahmad
Azim, Al-Azim
Tafsir’ul Qur'an, Vol. 6: English Commentary of the Holy Quran, pp.
571, Mauritius: Jamaat Ul Sahih Al Islam International, 23 January 2025, First
edition.
Excerpts from the Blurb:
‘You who believe, fulfil your obligations…’ (5:2)
‘Allah commands you to
return things entrusted to you to their rightful owners, and if you judge
between people, to do so with justice: Excellent is that which Allah instructs
you, for He hears and sees everything.’ (4:59)
‘You who believe, be steadfast in your devotion to Allah and bear witnesses impartially: do not let hatred of others lead you away from justice, but adhere to justice, for that is closer to awareness of Allah. Be mindful of Allah: Allah is well aware of all that you do.’ (5:9)
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'Indeed, in the Messenger of Allah you have an excellent example
for whoever has hope in Allah and the Last Day, and remembers Allah often.' (Al-Ahzab, 33: 22).
The Holy Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was born in Mecca, Arabia, nearly six hundred years after Hazrat Isa (as) [Jesus]. At that time, his people were deeply involved in idolatry, and their society was marked by corruption and decay. The Jews in Arabia had formed tribes and settlements but did not spread the message of the Unicity of Allah beyond their community. Christianity was divided into many feuding sects, and its stronghold, the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantium), was in decline.
Allah mentions in His divine scriptures that this
Muslim community is the best community among all. However, whether the
contemporary Muslim community is deserving of this distinction is,
unfortunately, a bitter truth to the contrary.
This noble community, which is meant to guide other societies, is now under the influence of Mullahs who propagate misleading interpretations. Consequently, Islam, which is fundamentally a path of peace, is portrayed as a ruthless and violent ideology.
‘We send the Qur’an as healing and mercy for those who believe’ (17:82)
‘One who recites the Qur’an is like a citron, whose flavour is good and whose scent is good. One who does not recite the Qur’an is like a date, whose flavour is good but which has no scent. An immoral person who recites the Qur’an is like basil, whose scent is good but whose taste is bitter. And an immoral person who does not recite the Qur’an is like the colocynth, whose taste is bitter and which has no scent.’
- Holy Prophet Muhammad (sa)
On Monday 12 August 2024, in a special ‘Question and Answer’
session with Imam- Jamaat Ul Sahih Al Islam International Hazrat Muhyiuddin Al
Khalifatullah Al Mahdi Munir Ahmad Azim (aba), a bunch of Muslim students from
the University of Mauritius had the chance of a lifetime to seek spiritual
guidance from the Shiekh-ul-Islam of this era, Alhamdulillah, Summa Alhamdulillah.
Reproduced below is a summary of the responses given by Hazrat Saheb (aba) to the questions that were raised on the occasion:
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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If
you're reading this, then, say:
‘Allahumma Inni As-alukal Afiyah!’
This is Afiyah. You have now made Duah
to save yourself from affliction, to be healthy, to have enough money, to live,
to have your children protected and to be granted
forgiveness with no punishment.
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About
‘Surah Al Ikhlas’,
the
Holy Prophet (sa) states:
‘By the one in whose hand is my soul,
it is equal to a third of the Qur’an.’
(Bukhari 4726).
Read this Surah to gain benefits.
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Imam-Jamaat Ul Sahih Al
Islam International, Hazrat Muhyiuddin Al Khalifatullah Al Mahdi Munir Ahmad
Azim (aba) of Mauritius recently shared a series of profound advices for the
spiritual education and benefit of his disciples and followers found in the Jamaat
around the world. The message is for the purification of the soul and body of
every individual believing brother and sister who are eager to pay attention and
work upon this pure guidance for their own individual and collective benefit, Insha Allah, Aameen.
Allah Says in the Qur’an:
Do
not be rude in speech (3:160).
Restrain anger (3:135)
Be
good to others (4:37)
Do
not be arrogant (7:14)
Forgive
others for their mistakes (7:200).
Speak
to people mildly (20:45).
Lower your voice (31:20).
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Today, 19 April 2024, marks the 21st anniversary of the first Bai’at [the covenant of repentance with God] initiated and accepted by Hazrat Amir-ul-Mu’mineen Muhyiuddin Al Khalifatullah Al Mahdi Munir Ahmad Azim (aba) of Mauritius on 19 April 2003. On that day in 2003, soon after the demise of the fourth caliph of the Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya Mirza Tahir Ahmad Saheb [1928-2003] in London [UK], Hazrat Amir-ul-Mu’mineen (aba) received the Divine instruction to accede to the request of Muslim brothers and sisters in Mauritius to receive Bai’at in the Hand of Allah (represented by the hand of Hazrat Imam (aba)]; marking an important milestone in the sacred history and trajectory of Islamic renewal over the centuries. Accordingly, the first Bai’at was held that evening in the house of Hazrat Ummul Mu'mineen Fazli Amena Saheba on the second storey, at Louvet Avenue, Quatre-Bornes, Mauritius. From that momentous occasion, over the last two decades, the spiritual mission of Hazrat Khalifatullah Al Mahdi (aba) has been, and is, thriving by the grace and blessings of Allah (swt). And for true spiritual seekers- those who have eyes to observe, ears to listen and hearts to understand-, the support and help of God is clearly evident in the progressive trajectory of the Divine Manifestation of our era, Subhaan Allah, Alhamdulillah, Allah-u-Akbar!
It is absolutely certain that Hazrat Imam Munir Ahmad Azim (aba) of Mauritius has appeared as a servant of Faith in our midst with proof from Allah the Almighty. The divine revelations vouchsafed to Hazrat Saheb (aba) comprises matters of the unseen and prophecies with regard to the future, acceptance of prayer, revelation in various languages, and revelation of points of wisdom and divine truths- exactly like in the times of the promised messiah Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (as) of Qadian [1835-1908]. Since all this is divine testimony, it is the duty of everyone who possesses faith to accept his claim as the servant of God in this era, the Divinely-raised ‘Muhyiuddin’/ ‘Mujaddid’/ ‘Khalifatullah’/’ Dhul Qarnain’/ ‘Imam Mahdi’- all being spiritual titles bestowed by the Lord Himself upon His servant of this era.
Ramadan, Layla-tul-Qadr & Eid-ul-Fitr:
The Blessings of A Lifetime
Twenty-nine or thirty days of blessings: yet, those days hold therein a concealed night, wrapped in the mystery of divine knowledge, to deliver to those who successfully attain and receive it, the blessings of a lifetime. The Night of Decree (Layla-tul-Qadr) as this night is called is like the most precious of pearls, more precious than any treasure in this world. It is the gateway to such divine blessings which can erase a sincere person’s sins and make him pure like a newborn babe.
For instance, the Qur’an provides a well-balanced framework of rules on spouse relations and duties, to be observed in marital space by the partners, but also when the going gets tough, with disputes leading to separation and divorce, impacting the lives of not just the spouses, but also their children and the wider family. By following the Divine teachings on love and mercy, good morals, and on just and fair dealings; spouses can enjoy the ‘bliss of heaven’ on earth. On the other hand, by evading and ignoring divine prescriptions; rebelling against divine prohibitions, couples turn their matrimonial home into a virtual hell on earth.
'Ramadan is the month in which the Quran was
revealed as guidance to men and clear proofs of the guidance and the
distinction. So whoever is present this month, let him fast.'
(Quran 2: 186)
Allah has chosen to make His greatest law-bearing prophet, Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh) remain an Ummi (illiterate) - whereby he did not know how to read or write - so that the world may know the true worth of the Quran that He has revealed through him. Allah has sent Hazrat Jibreel (as), the chief of the angels of revelations to teach him His pure words which would later serve as guidance for all humanity.
Bai'at: In Covenant with God
‘Prophet, when believing women come and pledge to you
that they will not ascribe any partner to God, nor steal, nor commit adultery,
nor kill their children, nor lie about who has fathered their children, nor disobey you in any righteous thing, then you should accept their
pledge of allegiance and pray to God to forgive them: God is most forgiving and
merciful.’ (60:13)
‘Those who pledge loyalty to you [Prophet] are actually pledging loyalty to God Himself– God’s hand is placed on theirs––and anyone who breaks his pledge does so to his own detriment: God will give a great reward to the one who fulfils his pledge to Him.’ (48:11)
Recently, a Muslim lady named Shameenaz (from Mauritius) sent an important question for spiritual guidance to Imam- Jamaat Ul Sahih Al Islam International Hazrat Muhyiuddin Al Khalifatullah Al Mahdi Munir Ahmad Azim (aba). Explaining the circumstances that led her to approaching Hazrat Khalifatullah (aba) with this question, the lady observed that other religious leaders of the various Muslim Jamaats to whom she had sent the question did not provide a spiritually-convincing response to this vital issue. She writes: ‘Imam Sahib, I want to know the three stages of development of the human soul [according to the Holy Quran].’
Ramadan & Its Light
'Ramadan is the month in which the Quran was
revealed as guidance to men and clear proofs of the guidance and the
distinction. So whoever is present this month, let him fast.'
(Quran 2: 186)
With Shabaan drawing to a close, and the most blessed of Ramadan coming, it is the duty of every believer who is healthy to fast as per the commandment of Allah.