Looking at Shortcomings
“Overlook the shortcomings of others but not your own.” Shaykh Haji Imdadullah Muhajir Makki
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End 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 moreFind peace in your heart
Being happy doesn’t mean That everything is perfect, pristine. It means you’ve chosen to see Beyond the flaws, to what can be. Grateful to Allah, you stand, Blessings counted, life in hand. In imperfections, beauty lies, Seen through grateful, loving eyes. True contentment is being pleased with Allah for what we are given and have. Focus, recognise and be grateful to the blessings from Allah to find peace in your heart.
Read moreSitting with scholars
Take benefit of sitting with the scholars The person who is the beloved of the awliyā is close to Allāh ta’ala. Hazrat Mawlāna Maseehullāh Khān (رحمة الله عليه)
Read moreClean Heart
Abu Idrīs al-Khawlāni رحمه الله said: ❝A clean heart in dirty clothes is better than a dirty heart in clean clothes!❞
Read more4 Levels of Purity
“Purity has 4 levels:1) Purifying the external body from impurities2) Purifying the limbs from the disobedience of Allah3) Purifying the heart from bad habits and character4) Purifying the soul from everything besides Allah.’ Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanwi Ahkam al-Islam, pg 21
Read moreConquering Oneself
I have never struggled to rectify something that is more difficult to overcome than my soul; sometimes I win, and sometimes I lose. Sufyān al-Thawrī
Read moreDhikrullah
Dhikrullah – Shaykh Ahmad Ali (December 2020)
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