Saturday, 9 March 2013

.: ADVICE: Some Lessons To Share

NOTE: Alhamdulillah and MashaAllah I've just found out that my iphone is working after I've left it charging for many hours. I guess the reason why it wasn't turning on was because its battery level at that time was very low, probably lower than 0% even :) So inshaAllah I'll try to continue updating this blog and sharing whatever Islamic knowledge, advice and wisdom I can share with you for Allah's sake.

Lessons I've just learned: 1) don't be quick to suspicion 2) don't be quick to judge something/someone 3) don't be too hasty when hastiness will only cause more harm than good.

May Allah accept our good deeds and May Allah the Most Merciful forgive our mistakes and sins. Ameen.

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Friday, 8 March 2013

.: ADVICE: Lies Are Never Hidden From Allah The All-Knowing


Allah knows best.

Never tell lies, falsely thinking that your falsehood will never be shown.

To Allah and His righteous Muslim friends, the falsehood on the faces of liars can always be known.

You can never deceive God Allah, for God Allah knows all, sees all -He even sees the unseen and knows the unknown.

So, to that deceitful liar who only deceives himself- if you think you can deceive Allah then think again, know and acknowledge that clearly you are wrong.

Allah knows the Truth and knows what is false… Allah knows you well and to Him we belong.

May Allah accept our good deeds and May Allah forgive all our wrongs. Ameen.

Sunday, 3 March 2013

.: ADVICE: How To Keep The Level Of Your Iman High


Allah knows best.

The level of our Imaan (faith) increases every time we remember Allah and do many good deeds sincerely for Allah’s sake.

The level of our Imaan (faith) may decrease every time we prefer this material world and temporal life over the Hereafter, every time we spend some hours without any remembrance of Allah and every time we commit a sin either intentionally, ignorantly, out of forgetfulness or by mistake.

To boost the level of your Imaan
and keep your Imaan strong:


1) Remember Allah often and always communicate with Allah through praying the obligatory salahs/prayers on time and saying lots of adhkaarAllah (words of remembrance of Allah e.g.SubhanAllah wa Bihamdih) and du’as/prayers/supplications.
2) Do good deeds sincerely for Allah. Always remember to purify your intentions before doing any good for Allah’s sake.
3) Avoid evil deeds which Allah has forbidden and avoid being idle i.e. ‘doing nothing’ or ‘just hanging out’.

Keep learning about our religion Islam and keep sharing our Islamic knowledge for Allah’s sake. May Allah the Most Merciful forgive us and May Allah accept our good deeds always. Ameen.

.: ADVICE: We Don't Force Others To Be Muslims -We Just Invite


One of the proofs in the Qur’an which shows that true Muslims don’t and have never spread Islam ‘by the sword’:

“For you is your religion and for me my religion.” (Qur’an Surat Al-Kaafirun)

I am a Muslim.

I will not fight you nor bring any harm to you or to your loved ones because we are different in terms of our religion.

I’ll let you follow your faith as you let me follow mine’s.

Know that out of mercy and for Allah’s sake, I will still invite… invite and call you to the only faith that is right -ISLAM: The faith of all of God’s Prophets, sent to all mankind.

Saturday, 2 March 2013

.: ADVICE: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Oppress/Bully


Allah knows best.

Five things which I believe will come to every tyrant who oppresses and commits evil against Allah’s creations:

1) Allah’s curse
2) The curse of Allah’s angels
3) Du’as/supplications prayed against him, complaints of many Muslims to Allah against him. There is no barrier between Allah and the du’as/supplications of the oppressed, even if the oppressed/unjustly mistreated is a sinner.
4) His evil deeds will be returned to him in the exact same form or much worse
5) punishment in this world, his grave, on the Day of Judgment and/or in Hell.

.: ADVICE: When Allah Does Something It's Always With Wisdom

Allah knows best.

WISDOM:
If God Allah made everybody’s lives perfect, always full of happiness, laughter, smiles, serenity and enjoyment THEN there’d be no need for creating Heaven.

If God Allah kept this earth free of every sin so that everyone of us in all parts of the universe is sinless THEN there’d be no need for creating Hell.

If God Allah always stopped every evil, crime and injustice from taking place, and if there was not a single tyrant that ever lived THEN there’d be no need for the Day of Judgment.

If this life was not created as a trial and all of us weren’t created as tests for one another then there’d be no need for the creation of Heaven, Hell and the Day of Judgment.

AstaghfurAllah. Yes, whether you are Muslim or non-Muslim, you are accountable for all of your actions and WILL be judged by God Allah on Judgment Day. Wasalaam

Friday, 1 March 2013

.: ADVICE: Giving Advice Is Like Throwing A Ball


Allah knows best.

Giving advice is like throwing a ball. At times, you can give a strong throw (with strong words, warnings, rhetorical questions etc.) or you can throw it softly (with lots of kind of words, compliments, positive remarks etc.).

At times, the person you’re passing the ball to may catch it or they may get hit by it hence dislike you for it. It all depends on how you give your advice and the kind of person you are advising.

Remember to always do all good deeds for Allah’s sake, especially when advising. May Allah accept our good deeds. Ameen.