Deterioration of the Ummah
How can we complain about the laymen? Even the condition of the learned is now deteriorating. Hazrat Moulana Maseehullah Khan
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Looking at Shortcomings
“Overlook the shortcomings of others but not your own.” Shaykh Haji Imdadullah Muhajir Makki
Read moreHow Trusting Allah’s Plan Lifts Sadness and Depression
“Sadness and depression will be relieved when the believers realise and accept that they have neither the power to avoid what has befallen them, nor the power to bring about what was not destined for them, and by remembering that everything Allah has decreed for them is only blessing for their benefit.” Ibn al-Qayyim (رحمه الله)
Read moreSpend from what Allah has given you
Spend from what Allah has given you. Do not fear poverty. Allah will give you as He has promised. No one who has been generous has ever perished in destitution. [Ibn Arabi]
Read moreEnd your negligence
The more one is grounded in beautiful and praiseworthy character and free of despicable character, negligence will come to an end and one will be alert and saved from the wiles of the Nafs. Hazrat Moulana Maseehullah Khan
Read moreOver indulging in food
A true believer should eat to live, not live to eat. Over indulging in food can lead to neglect of of the physical and spiritual self.
Read moreEffect of Prayer
A busy life makes prayer harder, but prayer makes a busy life easier.
Read moreDo you want something from Allah?
If you want something from Allah, Tahajjud in the darkness of the night is the time you can so easily get whatever you want from Him. Mufti Faraz Adam
Read moreObsession with Dreams
People are excessively obsessed with dreams. Their concern for things which they dream of, is greater than their concern for things which affect them during their state of wakefulness. How confused are they! Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanwi (Hayaatul Muslimeen)
Read moreLove for books and reading
In one of his books entitled Sa’id al-khatir an auto biographical memoir, he writes: I may state here my own cast of mind. I am never tired of reading of books and my joy knows no bounds whenever I find a new book. … It would appear to be an exaggeration if I say I had gone through 20,000 books during my student days. I came to know of the courage and large heartedness, erudition and tenacious memory, piety, and
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