Saturday, 22 October 2011
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Is Our Perfect Role Model
All praise belongs to Allah, Creator of the Heavens and the Earth, Knower of the seen and unseen, Sustain er of the perfect balance of the Universe and all its inhabitants, he Alone we worship and His Aid Alone do we Seek. he Alone turns In kindness to the servant who has as many sins as there are grains of sand on any beach and His justice will always prevail. Entirely dependent are we on His Everlasting Grace and forever do we earn in this life to attain His pleasure and ear His love. Such is the Supreme Achievement
My the most perfect peace and blessings be upon His Beloved Emissary, the seal of the prophets, a Mercy to the Worlds. His birth will be forever will be marked as its most mournful. he is the perfect example, and any who strive with might and main to align their life in accordance with his sunnah will reap the benefit of this struggle, by the will of Allah, Both in this life and the Next. On the day when our every sin and shameful deed with be displayed before all of creation and its Creator, it will be his intercession that we will yearn for, and he - out of his overwhelming mercy and love for his nation-Will refuse the sweetness of jannah until every member of his ummah is removed form the hell they placed themselves in. It is due to the barakah of his beloved presence on this Earth that any of us weep for the sake of Allah and that imaan has entered any of our unworthy hearts.
Amma ba’d.
Imagine the following scenario: You have a shirt which you simply love. It fits you perfectly, looks great, falls just right, it’s your favourite colour and is made out of your favourite material. No other shirt you own comes close to this one. You decide that you want another made, so you give it to a tailor and tell him, “Here’s my favourite shirt. I want you to make me the exact same one.” When you return to retrieve it he gives you a shirt that’s the wrong colour, too short and made of polyester. You don’t like polyester. Naturally you’re not going to be pleased. You’ll probably tell the tailor, “I’m not paying you for this. It’s nothing like my favourite shirt. Take it back and make it again.”
Such will be the case on the Day of Judgment. Allah subhaanahu wa ta ‘aala created His favourite being, His perfect creation, His beloved Messenger Muhammad ibn ‘Abdallah salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim, and He commanded us to follow in his blessed example. He is the perfect mold, the perfect design for us to shape our lives after. Everything about him salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim, from the way he wore his hair to the way he made du’a to the way he sat while he ate, each aspect of his internal and external self was made to perfection by Allah subhaanahu wa ta ‘aala earning him the title of Habibullah, the beloved of Allah.
When we stand before Allah subhaanahu wa ta ‘aala on that fateful Day, we will be measured and judged against the model of our beloved Prophet salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim. Allah subhaanahu wa ta’aala will show us our heart, point out the spot of envy on it and ask us about it. Such a spot was never found on the heart of the Messenger salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim. He subhaanahu wa ta ‘aala will look at our limbs and see how often we made wudu. If they are shining with nur like the limbs of our beloved Prophet salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim He will be pleased with us, by His Grace and Mercy. But if our limbs are dark and dry, devoid of the barakah of wudu, then He is Most Just and may well carry out His Justice.
Now imagine- if you would refuse to pay a few dollars to the tailor who messed up your shirt, why should Allah subhaanahu wa ta ‘aala pay us Jannah for a body and soul soiled with anything other than sunnah? It’s no different, except in one way: the tailor may say he wasn’t given enough time and may thus receive a second chance at making the shirt, but we will not be given such an opportunity. We were given a lifetime, which is nothing but time, and told to groom ourselves in accordance with the perfect example. If we want Allah subhaanahu wa ta ‘aala to purchase our souls for Jannah, then we should eat, drink, sleep, walk, talk, breath and live the sunnah of our beloved Prophet salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim.
We know now, as we did before, that following the sunnah of the beloved Messenger salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim is of utmost importance. Now how do we turn that knowledge into action? One of the biggest and most powerful driving factors in any action has been, still is and always will be love. Clichéd as it may sound, the proof is all around us. Anyone who is married or has seen a sibling or close friend get married has witnessed the power of love. An ordinary man becomes completely lost in his woman. He wants nothing more than to be by her side every moment of everyday. Should she desire something, he is ready to swim the seven seas to bring it for her. Should she dislike something, he wants nothing to do with it. She fills his mind and heart, as he thinks about her morning and night, and desires no human’s company more than hers.
Such should be the love every Muslim pours upon our beloved Prophet salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim. How can we help it? How can we not be obsessive in our love for the Messenger of Allah, salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim? The rest of creation understands who he is. The tree from which he used to deliver khutbahs wept in agony over separation from the beloved of Allah, salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim. The clouds above couldn’t resist keeping their course in line with that of the beloved Prophet salAllahu ‘alayhi sallim, moving when he moved, stopping when he stopped, to shade him from the heat of the burning sun. Each drop of water that fell from his blessed skin while he made wudu cries out in bitter longing for reconnection with that sweet taste. Should all the beauty in the world be gathered together it would cower in shame before the beauty and perfection of our Prophet, Muhammad salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim.
As if his perfection and status before Allah subhaanahu wa ta ‘aala is not enough to make us deeply in love with him salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim, we have his love for us as another inspiration. He salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim used to worry about us. He would fear for us and our deen. Thoughts of you and I would fill his blessed mind with concern and compassion. So much so, that he salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim would raise his perfect hands before Allah ‘azza wa jal and would weep to Him, would cry to Him… he would beg Allah and plead with Allah to keep us firm on the Path to Him. He who is most beloved to Allah, who would be gifted the very heavens had he asked for them, cried to Allah saying, “Ummati! Ummati!” He cried for disobedient, neglectful servants like you and I, so that we would stay on the path of Islam and hold fast to the message he brought to us from our True Beloved subhaanahu wa ta ‘aala. Tears of worry would stream down his beautiful face and fill his beard out of concern that we might stray from the perfection of Laa ilaaha ilAllah Muhammad Rasul Allah.
As servants of Allah, we now plead to Him that He grant us the ability to hold firmly onto the rope of sunnah and to continue climbing to Him no matter what we may face in this temporary world. Oh Allah, please let us not disgrace our beloved Messenger salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim on that Day. Let us not be a cause for his having to delay entrance into Jannah. Ya Allah, please fill our limbs and hearts with the nur of sunnah, so that we may become more beloved to You. Ya Allah, let us be among those who weep to you in the predawn hours, as it is so beloved to You that You made it fard upon our Prophet salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim. Ya Razzaaq, we have strayed from the sunnah of Your Messenger. We have abandoned that which so many ‘ulema spent their lives protecting and spreading. We have become the distant servants Your beloved Messenger feared we would become. Ya Allah, please rectify our condition. Ya Muqallib al quloob, empty our hearts of the love of this world and fill them with love for You, Your Messenger, his companions and all the rightly guided who ever lived and will ever live until the Day of Judgment. Ya muqallib al quloob, make firm our hearts on Your Deen. Ya Dhal Jalaali w’al Ikraam, we are helpless creatures. Our lives and souls lie in Your Beloved Hands. If You do not help us and save us from ourselves, we will truly be lost. Ya Samee’u Ya Tawwaab, we ask You, we beg You, we plead to You that You grant us the gift of sunnah… that You fill our every cell, from the follicles of our hair to the blood running through our veins, from the corners of our souls to the depths of our hearts with the sunnah of Your beloved Messenger salAllahu ‘alayhi wasallim, so that You may have reason to smile upon us on that Day, and purchase our longing souls for Jannat al-Firdous, so we may spend our Eternity in Your Beloved Company. Allahumma salli ‘alaa sayyidinaa Muhammad, wa ‘alaa aali sayyidina Muhammad, wa barik wasallim. Wa aakhiru da’waana anilhamdulillahi Rabbil ‘aalameen
Sunday, 3 April 2011
Muslims by behaviour
A good behaviour is the main message of Islam as good behaviour is the result of true faith . Faith without a good behaviour has no value . When the Prophet ( salleallahu aleihi we sellem ) was asked what is religion , he said that religion means good behaviour ; when he was ask what pain means , he answered that the true pain is the less of good behaviour . Allah's last Messager also said that faith does not mean wish/desire but what is in soul and showed in actions . In the Judgement Day , the behaviour will be the main criteria . The Prophet (salleallahu aleihi we sellem ) said that nothing will be more important in the Judgement Day than actions . In Islam the behaviour is a result of adoration . Without a good behaviour , the acts of adoration are just simple exercices of movement . The Prophet( salleallahu aleihi we sellem ) said that a person who does not stop from bad actions after praying is far from Allah .
A good behaviour means :
* to avoid doubtful things ;
- a muslim must avoid forbidden things and must be careful and avoid also doubtful ones . The Prophet ( salleallahu aleihi we sellem ) said that a human will not be ' ' mutteqin ' ' ( a person who fear Allah ) if he will not avoid even what is not considered forbidden from fear to not make sin .
* to keep his seeing away from what is forbidden ;
- a muslim must not look at what is forbidden , cuse such a view can provide him desire (sexual instincts ) and makes him to do sin .
* to avoid bad language ;
- a person must avoid bad words , unuseful talks , false acusations about other person . When someone is not decided to talk or not , due to Sunnah (the Prophet's tradition ) , the most indicated is to be silent , cuse what he might say could be a forbidden thing or a doubtful one . Spoken words can generate disaster or be false acusations .
* to be shy ( in a good sense ) ;
- a good muslim must be shy always but shyness must not stop him to tell the truth . Shyness is what keeps human to not interference in others' private things , to talk loud , to say bad words etc. The true shyness is what makes us to avoid evil and to pay attention concerning the others' rights .
* to be patience and kind ;
- spreading islamic religion , telling the truth and facing difficulties , pains , humiliation , obstacles and degradation .
* to be sincere ;
- a muslim must be sincere , honest , to tell always the truth whatever consequences are . Telling a lie is a proof of bad behaviour and gives free way to evil . The Prophet ( salleallahu aleihi we sellem ) said that truth is followed by goodness and goodness is followed by Paradise .
* to be modest ;
- a muslim must not make differences between the rich and the poor .
* to be generous ;
- a muslim must do sacrifices for the sake of Allah ( must sacrifice his richness and other things . . ) .
* to avoid having doubts and talking bad about others .
A muslim must be a good example . Each action of him must reflect the islamic principles in every day life , when he eat , drinks , dress , talks , travels , when he is at home , office , even when he is silent .
A good behaviour means :
* to avoid doubtful things ;
- a muslim must avoid forbidden things and must be careful and avoid also doubtful ones . The Prophet ( salleallahu aleihi we sellem ) said that a human will not be ' ' mutteqin ' ' ( a person who fear Allah ) if he will not avoid even what is not considered forbidden from fear to not make sin .
* to keep his seeing away from what is forbidden ;
- a muslim must not look at what is forbidden , cuse such a view can provide him desire (sexual instincts ) and makes him to do sin .
* to avoid bad language ;
- a person must avoid bad words , unuseful talks , false acusations about other person . When someone is not decided to talk or not , due to Sunnah (the Prophet's tradition ) , the most indicated is to be silent , cuse what he might say could be a forbidden thing or a doubtful one . Spoken words can generate disaster or be false acusations .
* to be shy ( in a good sense ) ;
- a good muslim must be shy always but shyness must not stop him to tell the truth . Shyness is what keeps human to not interference in others' private things , to talk loud , to say bad words etc. The true shyness is what makes us to avoid evil and to pay attention concerning the others' rights .
* to be patience and kind ;
- spreading islamic religion , telling the truth and facing difficulties , pains , humiliation , obstacles and degradation .
* to be sincere ;
- a muslim must be sincere , honest , to tell always the truth whatever consequences are . Telling a lie is a proof of bad behaviour and gives free way to evil . The Prophet ( salleallahu aleihi we sellem ) said that truth is followed by goodness and goodness is followed by Paradise .
* to be modest ;
- a muslim must not make differences between the rich and the poor .
* to be generous ;
- a muslim must do sacrifices for the sake of Allah ( must sacrifice his richness and other things . . ) .
* to avoid having doubts and talking bad about others .
A muslim must be a good example . Each action of him must reflect the islamic principles in every day life , when he eat , drinks , dress , talks , travels , when he is at home , office , even when he is silent .
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
The Two days we should never worry –Amazing lesson
There are two days in every week about which we should not worry,
Two days which should be kept free from fear and apprehension?
One of these days is Yesterday with all its mistakes and cares,
Its faults and blunders, its aches and pains.
Yesterday has passed forever beyond our control.
All the money in the world cannot bring back yesterday.
We cannot undo a single act we performed;
We cannot erase a single word we said.
Yesterday is gone forever.
The other day we should not worry about is Tomorrow
With all its possible adversities, its burdens,
Its large promise and its poor performance;
Tomorrow is also beyond our immediate control.
Tomorrow’s sun will rise,
Either in splendor or behind a mask of clouds, but it will rise.
Until it does, we have no stake in tomorrow,
For it is yet to be born.
This leaves only one day, Today.
Any person can fight the battle of just one day.
It is when you and I add the burdens of those two awful eternities
Yesterday and Tomorrow those we break down.
Moral:
It is not the experience of today that drives a person mad,
But, it is the remorse or bitterness of some thing which happened
Yesterday and the dread of what tomorrow may bring
Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Islam the religion of Peace
Today, many non-Muslims regard Islam as a religion that promotes violence, terrorism and war. Unfortunately, they rely in their view of Islam on the general media, which is not always accurate in reporting the news. Many media outlets, such as TV, radio, newspapers and magazines, are influenced by their investors or owners who have certain agendas and who want to promote certain values and points of view. Other media outlets are simply after the "big story", in order to make more money and more profits. Others are simply "followers", who only gather news from other sources, re-package it and try to sell it again purely as a business.
In all these cases, the news reporting is not accurate, but is driven by ulterior motives or simply by profits. Only very few media organizations are committed to providing accurate and true information, regardless of financial gain. Therefore, people today should be very careful in what they take from the media.
Before blindly accepting what the TV, radio or newspaper is reporting, one should think critically about what is being reported. Is this being reported accurately, or is it being exaggerated or even completely fabricated? Who are these people reporting the news, and do they have vested interests to report the story in a certain way, or are they completely objective and fair? Critical thinking is very important in all aspects of life, especially when it comes to accepting the media reports about important and controversial issues.
Islam is in fact a religion that promotes peace and understanding among people of all faiths, and it strongly prohibits all forms of Does Islam Allow woman
A Muslim girl hoping to make history by representing England
“Muslim girls generally do not follow this competition because Islam does not allow it. But in my opinion, there are many other things in this competition than just being beautiful, “said Shanna.
“I want other girls from the Muslim community feel so, they can do this. My family supports me, and my friends-including wearing a headscarf-were also supported me, “said Shanna as quoted by The Sun. Shanna did not bother with the bikini sessions that have traditionally been part of the Miss Universe contest.
“Muslim girls generally do not follow this competition because Islam does not allow it. But in my opinion, there are many other things in this competition than just being beautiful, “said Shanna.
“I want other girls from the Muslim community feel so, they can do this. My family supports me, and my friends-including wearing a headscarf-were also supported me, “said Shanna as quoted by The Sun. Shanna did not bother with the bikini sessions that have traditionally been part of the Miss Universe contest.
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| Shanna Bukhari |
My advice to Shana Bukhari is to avoide to participate for this compatition because she is a muslim girl and 
she is also belong to Saadat ( belong to prophet (SAW) Family) who reprisent the islam and islamic rules and condition.
she is also belong to Saadat ( belong to prophet (SAW) Family) who reprisent the islam and islamic rules and condition.If she participate this campatition so she also avoide the prophet teaches. So this is like she accept the punisment from islamic laws ?
Monday, 28 March 2011
“Am I Terrorist” a Poetry of a Muslim
“Am I Terrorist”
They call my people
blood thirsty terrorists
blowing up buildings and planes
with dynamite tied to their chests
killing civilians by the hundreds
-but am I a terrorist?
True, some of my people
of names similar to mine
do act violently in despair
when their human rights are stolen
when their suffering and plights are ignored
in the refugee camps of Sabra and Chatala.
- but am I a terrorist?
They are not living their faith
just acting on emotions and hate
full with the revenge for the oppressor
with little regard for innocent lives
they are just Muslim in name
-but am I a terrorist?
Islam, the religion of peace
teaches Muslims to respect life
“If anyone had killed one man
except in lieu of murder and mischief
it is as if he killed the whole mankind”
Same verse in Torah and Quran too
by the same God
-how could I be a terrorist?
Prophet Mohammad, Peace be upon him
was a mercy to mankind
he cared for the poor, elderly and sick
even if not from his faith
he stood in respect for a funeral procession of a Jew
he let a cat take a nap on his robe
not to disturb her, he cut his robe
He told Muslim armies not to hurt women and kids
sick and old, cut trees or kill animals just for fun
I love him so much
-how could I be a terrorist?
But why do they call us terrorists?
why not call the IRA, Red Army, Tamil Tigers
Militant Hindus or Serbians terrorists.
Why not call the militia
blowing up government buildings
and killing innocent civilians a terrorist
No, the term is reserved for Muslims
- and I am a Muslim.
We are the victims of terrorism
in Palestine, Kashmir, Bosnia and Kosova
by individuals and states
with knives, guns, tanks and rape
-who is a terrorist?
I remember Serb soldiers came to my house
they killed my father and my big brother too
I miss them so much.
They raped my mom and my sister too.
I loved them so much.
Then they burned my house, my books and toys too
- and they call us terrorists.
I got scared, and fled into the woods
joined a caravan going to the border
migrating from oppression to a land of peace and freedom
I have walked two days and climbed a mountain
I am hungry and thirsty, tired and sick
My legs are weak and my feet are bleeding
unable to walk anymore
- do I look like a terrorist?
I am not a terrorist
I am a Muslim
seeking love, peace and justice
My name is Mehmet Poturvic
I am a 6 year old from Kosova
Dear God, please help me and my people.
“You alone I worship, from you alone I seek help”
Read more: http://a.com.pk/am-i-terrorist-a-poetry-of-a-muslim/#ixzz1HwoTkemp
They call my people
blood thirsty terrorists
blowing up buildings and planes
with dynamite tied to their chests
killing civilians by the hundreds
-but am I a terrorist?
True, some of my people
of names similar to mine
do act violently in despair
when their human rights are stolen
when their suffering and plights are ignored
in the refugee camps of Sabra and Chatala.
- but am I a terrorist?
They are not living their faith
just acting on emotions and hate
full with the revenge for the oppressor
with little regard for innocent lives
they are just Muslim in name
-but am I a terrorist?
Islam, the religion of peace
teaches Muslims to respect life
“If anyone had killed one man
except in lieu of murder and mischief
it is as if he killed the whole mankind”
Same verse in Torah and Quran too
by the same God
-how could I be a terrorist?
Prophet Mohammad, Peace be upon him
was a mercy to mankind
he cared for the poor, elderly and sick
even if not from his faith
he stood in respect for a funeral procession of a Jew
he let a cat take a nap on his robe
not to disturb her, he cut his robe
He told Muslim armies not to hurt women and kids
sick and old, cut trees or kill animals just for fun
I love him so much
-how could I be a terrorist?
But why do they call us terrorists?
why not call the IRA, Red Army, Tamil Tigers
Militant Hindus or Serbians terrorists.
Why not call the militia
blowing up government buildings
and killing innocent civilians a terrorist
No, the term is reserved for Muslims
- and I am a Muslim.
We are the victims of terrorism
in Palestine, Kashmir, Bosnia and Kosova
by individuals and states
with knives, guns, tanks and rape
-who is a terrorist?
I remember Serb soldiers came to my house
they killed my father and my big brother too
I miss them so much.
They raped my mom and my sister too.
I loved them so much.
Then they burned my house, my books and toys too
- and they call us terrorists.
I got scared, and fled into the woods
joined a caravan going to the border
migrating from oppression to a land of peace and freedom
I have walked two days and climbed a mountain
I am hungry and thirsty, tired and sick
My legs are weak and my feet are bleeding
unable to walk anymore
- do I look like a terrorist?
I am not a terrorist
I am a Muslim
seeking love, peace and justice
My name is Mehmet Poturvic
I am a 6 year old from Kosova
Dear God, please help me and my people.
“You alone I worship, from you alone I seek help”
Read more: http://a.com.pk/am-i-terrorist-a-poetry-of-a-muslim/#ixzz1HwoTkemp
I Think
I m Muslim no so good but I m . I never do any thing that Islam order me for avoid
Islam gives us many authorities but all is Nice and meaning full.
Islam teaches us do not interface the other people personal work but also order to help them in their personal problems also. It teaches that every person in the world is a Human with their own right of living. So if we are interface their personal work so its mean we are avoid the Islamic rules.
It gave us the right for fighting for our right of living but not to kill anybody for any reason or any cost. If someone kill you father, sister, like other relatives then you can go the court and request against him. But not punish them to your own hand .
Sunday, 27 March 2011
The Muslim we are Not a Terrorist
We are Muslim Belive in one and only Allah, Who created all the things in the universe.
The question is why we are Muslim ?
The Answers is we are the followers of Prophet Muhammad ( P.B.U.H ) who is the massenger of Almighty Allah. And we belives Four Holly books ( Zaboor, Toraat, Injeel, Quran).
The Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) teaches us how to live for Humenity and how to serves our Ability for Others. He (P.B.U.H) gave us the Guide Line of living with simplisity and hounorly and teaches us how to
make our self as a helper for other.
He ( P.B.U.H ) teaches us to save humanity not to distroy it . He ( P.B.U.H ) Said ( If some one kill a person he kill all the humanity but if some one save a person he save all the humanity ) so how can it possible that we do againts our prophet (P.B.U.H) Never and Ever .
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The question is why we are Muslim ?
The Answers is we are the followers of Prophet Muhammad ( P.B.U.H ) who is the massenger of Almighty Allah. And we belives Four Holly books ( Zaboor, Toraat, Injeel, Quran).
The Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) teaches us how to live for Humenity and how to serves our Ability for Others. He (P.B.U.H) gave us the Guide Line of living with simplisity and hounorly and teaches us how to
make our self as a helper for other.
He ( P.B.U.H ) teaches us to save humanity not to distroy it . He ( P.B.U.H ) Said ( If some one kill a person he kill all the humanity but if some one save a person he save all the humanity ) so how can it possible that we do againts our prophet (P.B.U.H) Never and Ever .
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