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In the last few months, Muslims have got married without inviting 2000 guests, without feeding an army, without helicopters, without 10 Ferraris and 2 Rolls Royce, without hiring out the largest wedding halls in Britain, without 7* honeymoons, and without spending 100k for a week of partying — and guess what? We survived, we enjoyed it, and we didn't have to live with the fear of impressing people that will never be happy.

Nikah is so blessed and Allah places such barakah within it that we don't need all of these material things to truly feel inner happiness, contentment and peace. We just need gratitude.

Shaykh Mohammed Aslam

Do you know what love is? Sayyiduna Hanzala got married and a night before Uhud, he spent his first night with his wife. She loved him more than her own life. He was the most beloved person in the world to her. That was the happiest night of her life. It was the most special moments that she ever experienced. It was a precious time of joy, smiles and indescribable jubilation. Suddenly Sayyiduna Hanzala heard the calls for Uhud so he rushed out of the home with the intention of defending his beloved ﷺ. He rushed with the intention of protecting the one he loved more than anyone in this world and to assist the one he cared about more than his own life. He left with such speed on that night that he was unable to bathe.

On that day of Uhud, he was martyred and Rasūlullāh ﷺ saw the angels washing his body. When his wife found out about his martyrdom, she was heartbroken, she felt empty, she felt she lost her life, she felt like she lost the most beloved piece of her heart so what did she do? She never married again because he was the only one she wanted to be with in paradise. These were the stories of loyalty that existed in religion. Even our battles and wars were nothing but stories of love. May Allah grant us all the best of this world and the Next.

Shaykh Mohammed Aslam

Emotional Story and a beautiful lesson :

A man received this message from his neighbor...
"Sorry sir, I have been using your wife day and night when you are not at home, in fact, much more than you do.
I confess this now because I am feeling very guilty. Hope you will accept my sincere apologies." I will pay if you wish to charge service fee

Immediately after reading the message, the man shot his wife dead.

A few minutes later, he received another message:
"Sorry sir, a spelling mistake...
I meant WiFi not Wife."

We must be very careful how we react to things, don't be quick to get angry, find out the other person's version of events and allow yourself room to reason before you react. This man killed his innocent wife, just because of a spelling mistake.

Patience is a Virtue.
Let this serve as a caution to us all, be slow to get angry. Anger opens the door to other deadly sins. Always look before you leap...

-) My dear Sisters and brothers in Islam :

Endeavor to be the first rate version of yourself & not a second rate version of someone else. Be yourself & don't pretend to be someone else. Never forget who u're. Only u can satisfy ur needs & lead ur own life. Never lose sight of your humanity with all its frailties. Be strong & never be led, instead be the leader of ur own personal journey. Be discerning. Sometimes some things go wrong in ur life so u can grow strong. Sometimes some things go bad so u can grow better. With all the challenges of life, look at the bright sides & maintain ur focus. Don't give up. Life's short. Be very positive in your outlook. The midweek is here, enjoy it.
#Alhamdulillah_For_Everything :

It was narrated that Ibn 'Abbas (RA) said: I was riding behind the Prophet (Peace and Blessing upon Him) one day when he said:

"O young man, I will teach you some words (of advice). Be mindful of Allah, and Allah will protect you. Be mindful of Allah and you will find Him in front of you. If you ask, ask of Allah; if you seek help, seek help from Allah. Know that if the nation were to gather together to benefit you with anything, they would benefit you only with something that Allah has already decreed for you, and if they were to gather together to harm you with anything, they would harm you only with something that Allah has already decreed for you. The pens have been lifted and the pages have dried." Sunan Al-Tirmidhi, 4/667, no. 2516.

According to another report He (Peace and Blessing upon Him) said:

"Be mindful of Allah and you will find Him before you. Remember Allah in prosperity and He will remember you in adversity. Know that what has passed you by could not have befallen you, and what has befallen you could not have passed you by. Know that victory comes with patience, relief with affliction and ease with hardship."

We ask Allah to guard us and protect us, and to keep us in His care, for He is Able to do that.

-)Dear brothers and sisters in Islam:

Good night

What has befallen the women of this era???

When I read the biography of Muslim scholars, I realize that most of them would have finished the memorization of Quran by 7 and many would have acquired a wide field of knowledge even before they reach the age of 20, Have you ever thought about this also?

I was amazed when I studied the lives of those scholars and discovered that most of them were brought up by their mothers, it is either the father had died early or he was alive but has no hand in the scholarship of the child.

Imam Bukhari for example, Imam Bukhari’s father died whilst he was an infant and thus he was raised by his mother. He became blind at the age of 12 and despite efforts by many doctors at the time, none of the treatment restored his eyesight. His mother prayed fervently for him and his eyesight was restored at the age of 16, I'm not discussing about how his mother prayed for him but what is incredible to learn is that during the four years when he was blind, he memorised 500,000 Hadiths because his mother would read the hadith to him until he memorised it...yeah, 500,000 hadeeth!

Likewise Imam Shaafi' and Imam Ahmad bn Hanbal , their fathers also passed away while they were young, their mothers took it upon themselves to train them.

And Imam Malik, though he was raised by both parent, but we all read about how his mum would dress him up and send him to learn from scholars.

These are the mothers of yesterday, they were pious and knowledgeable and they were able to produce scholars.

Where are the mothers of today, they are busy checking their Facebook and Whatsapp messages with their phones on the left hands while they hold the TV remote control with the right hands... And you still wonder why this generation has kept producing vagabonds?

Mothers had dropped the duty of teaching their children today, they are either ranting about polygamy on facebook or busy selling goods at the market while their children are now being taught by the X men on the social media.

If we wish for a generation like the past generations, our women should be ready to do like the past women.

Dear sisters,

It is good that men should strive hard in seeking for knowledge but it is not an abomination for the women to also seek for knowledge of the deen, the past women were able to teach their children because they also had the knowledge, what will you teach your children when you are busy reading romantic novels in the morning, taking #CoveredPearl selfies and doing #HijabieGang on Facebook in the afternoon, spent the whole evening watching Zee world and Korean soap operas... And the remaining of your night to discuss matters of other people. What will you gain with all these?

The womb of those women produced scholars because their brains were filled with piety and religious knowledge but the ladies of today, their heads are filled with gossips and Nasheeds... Behold, if we don't change our attitudes towards knowledge, the next generation will be full of Nasheed and spoken words artists.

There were two famous hadith scholars in the 13th century whose works of hadeeth are helping the Ummah till date, It is not what you are thinking - they were not females, they were Imam Adh Dhahabi and Ibn Hajar Al asqolaani, but the interesting thing is that both were taught by a woman, a famous Muhadithah of their time, she is Zaynab bint 'Umar b. Al Kindi - Can we see a woman like her today?

The past periods produced women who were experts in the knowledge fields like Hadeeth, Usool, Tafsir, Fiqh and even in calligraphy, women scholars like Fatima Al Fudayla, Umm Darda As Sughara, Faatimah Al Samarqandi Nafisa bint Al Hassan, Fakhrun Nissa Shuhdah Al Bagdaadiyah ... These are the women of virtues of knowledge, What has befallen the women of today?

These are Muslim female scholars who produced great scholars of the Ummah, they didn't achieve these feats by taking selfies and writing love poems, they sought for the knowledge - Search for the knowledge my sister, May Allah bless you.

Know that when the women are good, the Ummah at whole will be good.

May Allah ease our affairs

Mubaarak Olayemi Ismail
Aboo Muhsinah

"Good end" means good death:
A good death does not mean that you are in the mosque and death comes, or that you are sitting on the mat for prayers, or that the Holy Qur'an is in your hand and death comes,by no means do I want to convey this,we witness and believe that,
Of all the creatures in the universe, the best and highest regarded/respected(Pure and Perfect)Personality is of Muhammad,(saws)the Messenger of Allah, but he died in bed.
Sayyedna Abu Bakr Siddiqu, the best of the Companions, died in his own bed.
Hazrat Saifullah Khalid bin Waleed(R.A)whose entire life was spent in the shadow of swords, took part in more than a hundred battles and was rewarded with success by the Almighty,wishing for martyrdom for the sake of Allah,died on bed.
So what is the meaning of "good end"?
Actually:
The meaning of "good end" is that death comes to you in a state where you are free from shirk.
The meaning of "good end" is that death comes to you in a state where you are free from hypocrisy.
The meaning of "good end" is: death comes to you in a state where you are separate from amongst innovaters and free from all kinds of innovations.
The meaning of “good end” is that your death comes with your believe in the Qur'an and Sunnah and everything that is stated in it without an iota of doubt.
The meaning of “good end” is that your death comes when the unjust blood of any Muslim on your neck was not there nor was his/her honor trampled by you, nor did the burden of money transactions(loan)is on your head. And you are one of those who fulfill the rights of Allah swt and His servants over you.
The meaning of "good end" is: your death came with a good heart, pure intention and good morals,you do not have have any kind of enmities,hatred and envy in your heart for any Muslim.
The meaning of “good end” is that: your death take place while the congregation was obligatory upon you and you continued to perform the five obligatory prayers prescribed by Allah in congregation on time and fullfilled the other duties commanded by The Creater as well.
So brothers and sisters!(in Islam)This is the meaning of "good end", meaning good death. Pray to Allah that Allah will end us all well.
O Allah! Make all our affairs better for us and save us from the humiliation of this world and the torment of the Hereafter.
O Allah! Make our death good, and call us to the best and most beautiful state in which there is no shame or disgrace. Amen.
From: The Virtue of Sheikh Al-Alama / Muhammad Ibn Saleh Al-Uthaymeen (may Allah have mercy on him) -
Translation and understanding: Syed Meraj Rabbani Muhammad Ismail Mir

After I had cleaned my house and tidied up...
My brother phoned me and said: I am coming to visit, and my wife is with me.
I entered my kitchen to prepare for them whatever I could, But I could not find anything available to serve them.
I went looking for something to serve, but I did not find anything except few oranges.
Therefore, I made two cups of cold juice immediately.
When my brother and his wife entered I was shocked to see her mother who came to visit us for the first time.
So I served the two cups of juice to his wife and her mother, and a cup of plain water I placed in front of my brother, and said to him: I know that you like 7up, he drank a sip and realised that it was water.
And suddenly her mother said :I'm feeling for 7up , please give it to me!
Here I was baffled and caught with embarrassment.
My brother saved me by saying to her: I will bring you a clean glass from the kitchen.
And after a while we heard the sound of a glass breaking, so he came back and told his mother-in-law: sorry, it fell from my hands and the glass broke, ...
but no problem I will go to the shop to get another one.
His mother-in-law refused and said: there is no need for that,it was not meant for me.
When they were going out my brother bid me farewell and placed into my hand an amount of money and said: don't forget to clean the kitchen of the 7up, so that ants do not come.
And he bid me farewell with a smile and love.
And in this way my brother concealed my suffering and shortcoming,and he considered my feelings.
THIS IS SIBLING LOVE, AND BLOOD RELATIONSHIP.
Extend to all too.
When you're in position, use it to lift others.
Running anyone down will never make you better!

This is a very touching story. Let me throw it to you, how do you treat your siblings, friends, family, etc? Do you cover them or mess them up ?
👆👆👆👆❤️❤️❤️❤️

[20:13, 12/20/2020] shahzad: Fatima Bint Muhammad ﷺ

Fatimah was the fifth child of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and Khadijah.

She was about five years old when The Prophet received revelation so scholars say “she grew up in Islam.”

One of her nicknames was Ummu Abeeha (Her Father’s Mother), due to the fact that she was always in his company and ready to defend him, just like a mother would do for her child. Once she saw her father while he was in sujood, and `Uqbah ibn Abi Mu`ayt came and placed the guts of a dead animal on the Prophet’s back while he was praying. Fatima ran to her father and removed the filth from his back while she was crying. The Prophet ﷺ saw her crying and said, “Don’t cry my daughter, for indeed Allah will make your father victorious”.

She adopted so many characteristics from her father, that Aisha says, “I have not seen anyone who resembled the Holy Prophet ﷺ more in manners, habits, character and in the method of sitting and standing than Fatimah.” (Tirmidhi)

The Prophet ﷺ had so much love for her that if he would be seated and Fatima would enter he would get up and kiss her between her eyes, all the time.

When Ali and Fatima got married the Prophet ﷺ was involved in their life. Once the Prophet ﷺ went to visit them and found Fatima at home alone, he asked where Ali was, she told him that they were upset with each other and that Ali has left the house.

The Prophet ﷺ went to look for Ali and found him sleeping in the masjid covered in dust. The Prophet ﷺ woke him while wiping away the dust saying, “get up the father of dust”. He did not even ask them what they fought about and instead told Ali, “O Ali come back to your home with me”.

Even though Fatima and Ali were poor they still had a happy marriage. The Prophetﷺ would go to visit them and he would hear their laughter from outside. They had four children, Hasan, Hussayn, Muhsin (who died very shortly after birth) and Umm-Kulthoom.

Fatima was only 28 years old when her father died. She went through a very hard time. She entered upon the Prophet ﷺ when he fell ill, but he was unable to get up to kiss her, as he usually does. So she sat to the right of the Prophet ﷺ while she was crying. The Prophet ﷺ said “bring your ear closer to me O Fatima”, so he whispered something in her ear, so she cried. The Prophet ﷺ again said “bring your ear closer to me O Fatima” and he whispered something else in her ear, and so she laughed. Aisha later asked her after the death of the Prophet ﷺ, please tell me what he whispered to you, she said, “firstly he said “O Fatima I am going to die tonight,” and so I cried, and when he saw me crying he said, “will you not be satisfied that you will be the first from amongst my family to follow me and that you will be the leader of the women of Paradise”, and so I laughed”.

Fatimah died six months after the Prophet ﷺ, and she instructed Ali, “When you bury me to cover me properly, I don’t want anyone to see anything of me, and bury me during the night for I am embarrassed from the multitude of people attending.”.

Ali was very upset by her death and cried a lot. He said, “I have never been more exhausted from anything more than I was as a result of the death of the Prophet and Fatimah within six months of each other”.

Fatimah was the highest example of chastity, honor, modesty, and piousness for all Muslim women.

May Allah make us able to follow her footsteps!
[20:35, 12/20/2020] shahzad: After I had cleaned my house and tidied up...
My brother phoned me and said: I am coming to visit, and my wife is with me.
I entered my kitchen to prepare for them whatever I could, But I could not find anything available to serve them.
I went looking for something to serve, but I did not find anything except few oranges.
Therefore, I made two cups of cold juice immediately.
When my brother and his wife entered I was shocked to see her mother who came to visit us for the first time.
So I served the two cups of juice to his wife and her mother, and a cup of plain water I placed in front of my brother, and said to him: I know that you like 7up, he drank a sip and realised that it was water.
And suddenly her mother said :I'm feeling for 7up , please give it to me!
Here I was baffled and caught with embarrassment.
My brother saved me by saying to her: I will bring you a clean glass from the kitchen.
And after a while we heard the sound of a glass breaking, so he came back and told his mother-in-law: sorry, it fell from my hands and the glass broke, ...
but no problem I will go to the shop to get another one.
His mother-in-law refused and said: there is no need for that,it was not meant for me.
When they were going out my brother bid me farewell and placed into my hand an amount of money and said: don't forget to clean the kitchen of the 7up, so that ants do not come.
And he bid me farewell with a smile and love.
And in this way my brother concealed my suffering and shortcoming,and he considered my feelings.
THIS IS SIBLING LOVE, AND BLOOD RELATIONSHIP.
Extend to all too.
When you're in position, use it to lift others.
Running anyone down will never make you better!

This is a very touching story. Let me throw it to you, how do you treat your siblings, friends, family, etc? Do you cover them or mess them up ?

Meaning of "Inna lillaahi Wa Inna ilayhi Raaji'uun".🍃

Relax and enjoy this reminder.

Don't miss a line please.

We say this statement when someone dies.

Also some of us may say this sentence when we lose something, suffer a setback or harm.

But, do you know what it means?

Sure, everyone know that it obviously means 'To Allah we belong and to Him is our return.'

But, that's not what I am talking about.

I mean ….do you REALLY, TRULY understand these words and their implications in a Muslim's life? It means …whatever we have is not really ours.

It belongs to Allah.

Take a look around you; everything you see, all that you have and all that there is….in you, on you, around you….belongs to Allah, alone. It is Allah Who has given you all the property and goods you possess, and that He is the true Owner of them all.

So the cars that you own, the houses that you live in, the businesses you possess all truly belong to Allah.

The kids that He blessed you with, the health that He gave you, the time that He has allowed you are all Allah's property.

Even the bodies we live in and the life that we have belongs to Allah alone. Allah says; "....And to Allah belongs the inheritance of the heavens and the earth…." (Surah Aal-Imraan:180)

"The kingdom of the heavens and the earth and everything in them belongs to Allah. He has power over all things." ( Surat al-Ma' ida: 120).

Now, since everything belongs to Allah, then we have to include even our souls in that list.

The very souls that we think of as our "self", our "nafs", our "being" -- whatever you want to call it -- that very thing that distinguishes you from the rest of the world, belongs to Allah It's not YOURS.

In fact, YOU are not YOURS. You belong to Allah.

And, this is the essence of the concept of slavery to Allah in Islam.

And since He is the true Possessor of everything, and everything is His property, He gives what He wills to whomever He wills…And then He takes it away.

After all, it was Allah's to begin with.

So, He may give you some thing and then take it back after a while..

He will bless you with a precious child that you love dearly…and then He may take it away.

He will grant you money, honour and status…..and then He may take it away.

He will give you youth, vitality and health and then surely He will take it away.

In fact everything you have will only be with you for a very short while.

And, then the Owner will claim His Right.

So, when Allah does reclaim what was rightfully His, WHY MOURN OUR LOSSES?

Just like a friend who lends you his book.

And, then after a few days, he wants it back and you give it back to him…no regrets…..no sorrow….no questions asked.

Similarly, if Allah takes back some of His blessings upon you for some reason….so be it.

Say Alhamdulillaah.Don't grieve to long (follow the Sunnah and ascribed days for grieving) .

Be patient. Submit to the will of Allah, being pleased with His decision for you. For surely He will only do what is best for you.

Just think…..The Owner came and took it back. Remember….man enters into this world empty handed…and leaves it empty handed.

Anything you have are a trust from Allah…a loan to you…to see how you respond to these gifts from Allah and how you use them….in the obedience of the Almighty, thanking Him and worshipping Him……OR……...to the disobedience to the One Who gave them to you in the first place.

'Our eyes are filled with tears, our hearts with grief, but we say nothing with our lips except that which pleases Allah....

Verily, to Allah we belong, and to Him we return.' (Bukhaari)

And, we all know the famous incidence about the prophet's companion, Abu Talha(R.A) and His wife, when one of their Sons died and Abu Talha(R.A) was not at home.

She washed and shrouded him and when Abu Talha came home and asked about his son, she said, 'The child is quiet and I hope he is in peace….' (Bukhaari).

Subhaan Allah….such patience! And such iiman in the statement "Inna lillaahi wa inna ilayhi Raaji'oon"!

She truly understood its meaning and the effect it has on her life as a Muslimah, submitting to Him and being pleased with whatever He has decreed for her.

She knew that whatever she has, is not truly hers.

Rather, it is Allah's….and He took back whatever He owns at its appointed time.

And, it is because of their iiman that is so strong, their understanding that the Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi Wa Sallam) made dua for them and Allah blessed them immensely.

"'They (i.e. Abu Talha and his Wife) had nine sons and all of them became reciters of the Qur'an (by heart)." (Bukhaari).

Allahu Akbar!

That's the reward of their patience over loss of one child.

"Be sure we will test you with something of fear and hunger, some loss in goods or lives, but give glad tidings to those who are steadfast, who say when afflicted with calamity: 'To Allah we belong and to Him is our return.' They are those upon whom are blessings from their Lord and mercy and it is those who are (rightly) guided."

(al-Baqarah: 155 -157)

May Allah increase our Imaan. Aameen🍃

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