While Islamic
teachings promise the special descent of ‘Laila-tul-Qadr’ in the last 10 days
of the fasting month, the rank and file of the Jamaat had the great favour of
witnessing to a number of interesting Divine Signs during this period- for
instance, just like in the times of the Promised Messiah (as), red drops became
visible in the copybook of the Muhyiuddin Al Khalifatullah (aba) of this era:
out of nowhere, it suddenly appeared like a Divine attestation on the
incredible efforts and profound service of Hazrat Saheb (aba) in making Qur’an
accessible to a larger audience around the world in these complex and
challenging times, Allahumma Allah-u-Akbar!
Against the backdrop of these mystical visions and experiences and related Divine Signs in the holy month of Ramadan, the Jamaat Ul Sahih Al Islam International celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr this year with members of the Jamaat-men, women, boys and girls- converging together at Mosques and other prayer centers in various parts of the world, including Mauritius, Comoros, Madagascar, Dubai, Delhi, Sirajum Munir Masjid at VK Puram (Tamil Nadu), and the Noor’ul Islam Masjid at Mathra (Kerala), Summa Alhamdulillah.
O
Allah, forgive me my sins,
Overlook
my many faults, mistakes and failings,
Absolve
of me of my bad deeds
O
my dear Lord, the All Hearing, the All Seeing
I
take refuge with You
From
the goading of the evil ones;
Save
me from the pangs of Evil.
O
Allah, strengthen my soul in its struggle
Against
the evil within and outside;
Secure
me from the temptations of the baser self;
Save
me against my own impulses and excesses
Protect
me from self-inflicted wounds
O
Allah, do not abandon me
In
the wilderness of an unguided existence;
Bless
me with a share of Your grace and mercy,
Grant
me a Light to walk in the footsteps
of
Your noble prophets and saints
For,
whoever is gifted Divine wisdom
Has truly been given much good
Moderation in Eating & Self-Care
According to a Hadith narrated by Al-Miqdam Ibn Ma’di Karib (ra): “The son of Adam does not fill a vessel worse than his stomach. It is enough for him to take only a few mouthfuls to straighten his back, but if he has to eat his fill, let him fill his stomach with one-third food, one-third drink and one-third air.” (Ibn Majah)