Satan fears the prayer, don’t let him interfere in your Salah.
Quran 99:07
The Virtues of Surat Az-Zalzalah
Imam Ahmad recorded from `Abdullah bin `Amr that he said, "A man came to the Messenger of Allah and said, `Teach me what to recite, O Messenger of Allah!' The Prophet said,
(Recite three from those which begin with the letters Alif, Lam, Ra') The man then said to him, `I have become old in age, my heart has hardened and my tongue has become harsh.' The Prophet said,
(Then recite from those which begin with the letters Ha-Mim.) The man said the same thing as he had said before, so the Prophet said,
(Recite three from the Musabbihat.) The man again said the same thing as he had said before. Then the man said, `Rather give me something to recite that is comprehensive (of all of these), O Messenger of Allah.' So the Prophet told him to recite
(When the earth quakes with its Zilzal.) Then when he (the Prophet ) finished reciting the Surah to him the man said, `By He Who has sent you you with the truth as a Prophet, I will never add anything else to it.' Then the man turned away and left, and the Prophet said,
(The little man has been successful, the little man has been successful.) Then the Prophet said,
(Bring him back to me.) So the man came to him and the Prophet said to him,
(I have also been commanded to celebrate `Id Al-Adha, which Allah has made a celebration for this Ummah.) The man said `What do you think if I am only able to acquire a borrowed milking she-camel -- should I slaughter it' The Prophet said,
(No. But you should cut your hair, clip your nails, trim your mustache, shave your pubic area and that will be the completion of your sacrifice with Allah, the Mighty and Majestic.)" Abu Dawud and An-Nasa'i recorded this (Hadith.
In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
The Day of Judgement what will take place during it, the Condition of the Earth and Condition of ppl
Ibn `Abbas said,
(When the earth quakes with its Zilzal.) "This means that it will move from beneath it."
(And when the earth throws out its burdens.) meaning, it will throw forth that which is in it of the dead. More than one of the Salaf have said this and it is similar to Allah's statement,
(O mankind! Have Taqwa of your Lord! Verily, the earthquake (Zalzalah) of the Hour is a terrible thing.) (22:1) This is also similar to His saying,
(And when the earth is stretched forth, and has cast out all that was in it and became empty.) (84:3-4) Muslim recorded in his Sahih from Abu Hurayrah that the Messenger of Allah said,
(The earth will throw out the pieces of its liver (its contents). Gold and silver will come out like columns. A murderer will come and say, `I killed for this' The one who broke the ties of kinship will say, `For this I severed the ties of kinship' The thief will say, `For this I got my hands amputated' Then they will leave it there and no one will take anything from it.)" Then Allah says,
(And man will say: "What is the matter with it") meaning, he will be baffled by its situation after it used to be stable, settled and firm, and he used to be settled upon its surface. This refers to the alteration of the state of things and the earth moving and shaking. There will come to it inescapable quaking that Allah prepared for it. Then it will throw out its dead people -- from the first to the last generations. At that time the people will be baffled by the events and the earth changing into other than the earth, and the heavens as well. Then they will be presented before Allah, the One, the Irresistible. Concerning Allah's statement,
(That Day it will declare its information.) meaning, it will speak of what the people did upon its surface. Imam Ahmad, At-Tirmidhi and Abu `Abdur-Rahman An-Nasa'i all recorded a Hadith from Abu Hurayrah -- and in the wording of An-Nasa'i's version it states -- that he said, "The Messenger of Allah recited this Ayah,
(That Day it will declare its information.) Then he said,
(Do you know what is its information) They said, `Allah and His Messenger know best.' He said,
(Verily, its information is that it will testify against every male and female servant, about what they did upon its surface. It will say that he did such and such on such and such day. So this is its information.)" Then At-Tirmidhi said, "This Hadith is Sahih Gharib." Concerning Allah's statement,
(Because your Lord will inspire it.) It is apparent that the implied meaning here is that He will permit it (the earth). Shabib bin Bishr narrated from `Ikrimah that Ibn `Abbas said,
(That Day it will declare its information.) "Its Lord will say to it, `Speak.' So it will speak." Mujahid commented (on "inspire it"), " He commands it (i.e., to speak). " Al-Qurazi said, "He will command it to separate from them." Then Allah says,
(That Day mankind will proceed in scattered groups (Ashtat)) meaning, they will return from the station of the Judgement in separate groups. This means that they will be divided into types and categories: between those who are miserable and those who are happy, and those who are commanded to go to Paradise and those who are commanded to go to the Hellfire. As-Suddi said, "Ashtat means sects." Allah said,
(that they may be shown their deeds.) meaning, so that they may act and be rewarded for what they did in this life of good and evil.
The Recompense for Every Minute Deed Therefore
Allah goes on to say,
(So whosoever does good equal to the weight of a speck of dust shall see it. And whosoever does evil equal to the weight of speck of dust shall see it.) Al-Bukhari recorded from Abu Hurayrah that the Messenger of Allah said,
(The horses are for three. For one man they are a reward, for another man they are a shield, and for another man they are a burden. In reference to the man for whom they are a reward, he is the man who keeps them to be used in the way of Allah. Thus, they spend their entire life grazing in the pasture or garden (waiting in preparation for Jihad). So whatever afflicts them during that lengthy period in the pasture or garden, it will be counted as good deeds for him. Then, if their lengthy period is ended and they are used for a noble battle or two, their hoof prints and their dung are counted as good deeds for him.
When they passed through a stream from which they did drink, though he (their owner) does not intend to quench their thirst, yet, it would be counted as good deeds, Therefore, they are a reward for that man. A man who keeps them to maintain himself and to be independent of others (i.e., begging, etc.), and he does not forget the right of Allah upon their necks and their backs (i.e., their Zakah), then they are a shield for him (from the Hellfire). A man who keeps them in order to boast, brag and show off, then they are a burden for him (on Judgement Day).) So the Messenger of Allah was then asked about the donkeys and he said,
(Allah has not revealed anything concerning them except this single, comprehensive Ayah: (So whosoever does good equal to the weight of a speck of dust shall see it. And whosoever does evil equal to the weight of speck of dust shall see it.)) Muslim also recorded this Hadith. In Sahih Al-Bukhari, it is recorded from `Adi that the Prophet said,
(Fear (ward off) the Fire, even if by giving half a date in charity, and even by saying a single word of good.) In the Sahih as well, he (`Adi) narrated (from the Prophet ):
(Do not under rate any good act, even if it is offering drinking water from your bucket to one who is seeking a drink, or meeting your brother with a cheerful face.) It is also recorded in the Sahih that the Prophet said,
(O party of believing women! None of you should belittle a gift sent by your neighbor, even if it is a Firsan of a sheep.) The word Firsan in this Hadith means its hoof. In another Hadith he said,
(Give something to the beggar, even if it is a burnt hoof.) It has been reported from `A'ishah that she gave a single grape in charity and then she said, "To how much dust is it equivelent" Imam Ahmad recorded from `Awf bin Al-Harith bin At-Tufayl that `A'ishah told him that the Prophet used to say,
(O `A'ishah! Beware of the sins that are belittled, for indeed they will be taken account of by Allah.) This Hadith was recorded by An-Nasa'i and Ibn Majah.Imam Ahmad recorded from `Abdullah bin Mas`ud that the Messenger of Allah said,
(Beware of the sins that are belittled. For verily, they are gathered in a man until they destroy him.) And indeed the Messenger of Allah made an example of them (sins that are taken lightly) by saying that they are like a people who settle in barren land. Then their leader comes and orders the men to go out one at a time and each bring back a stick until they have gathered a large number of sticks. Then they kindled a fire and burned everything that they threw into it.This is the end of the Tafsir of Surat Idha Zulzilat (Az-Zalzalah) and all praise and thanks are due to Allah.
Bukhari 2707
Allah's Messenger
(peace be upon him) said: “There is a Sadaqa to be given for every joint of the human body; and for every day on which the sun rises there is a reward of a Sadaqa (i.e. charitable gift) for the one who establishes justice among people.” – Bukhari 2707
When the Almighty puts you in a position to help someone, do it.
Almighty. Heal the broken heart. The ones who put up a brave front and cannot express their pain.
It is a right of a Muslim
The past is over.
50 Inspirational Mufti Menk Quotes and Sayings
Mufti Menk Quotes. Ismail ibn Musa Menk, born in Harare, is a renowned Islamic preacher and Mufti of Zimbabwe. He memorized the verses of Sura Tauba when he was 3 years old. Then he completed the whole Quran (Hifz) at the age of 12. He started studying Shariah under his father supervision later he attained a degree in Shariah from the University of Madinah, and then he went for specialization in Iftaa at Darul Uloom Kantharia in Gujarat.
- When giving advice, do so kindly. Do it sincerely with patience. Don’t do it to show that you are more intelligent or better than others.
- There’s no need to be popular & win the approval of others. The Almighty did not create you for this purpose. Stay true to yourself.
- No matter how angry, never use harsh words on others; for those could be the last words you’ll ever say to them. Choose to be kind always.
- Be wary of people who stab you in the back repeatedly & then behave like they’re the ones who have been wronged. It’s best to avoid them.
- You can search the world for happiness but you won’t find it until you start being content with what the Almighty has already given you.
- We love ourselves after so many mistakes, so why do we hate others for one or two mistakes they’ve made.
- When someone tries to offend you, remember you can’t control your response. Save yourself and don’t react.
- When you learn to discipline your tongue, you’ll stop scrutinizing, judging and condemning others. You’ll then focus on your own weaknesses.
- If it doesn’t involve you, don’t get involved.
- Clothing yourself with the best character is more appealing than clothing yourself with expensive labels.
- Find it in your heart to fully forgive the one who’s wronged you. It’s difficult but the rewards are great and given by the almighty himself.
- If you want peace to prevail in your heart, remove anger, resentment, blame and worry.
- When a matter has been resolved, we should not keep bringing up the past.
- Why do we keep holding grudges? Is it really worth wasting that mental energy? Shouldn’t we just forgive and reap the rewards for letting go?
- We want to make the world a better place but we are not prepared to improve ourselves.
- If your heart is always content, then you are the same as or even better than he who has everything in this world.
- Don’t be busybodies, meddling into affairs of others. Avoid prying into things which are of no concern to you. Focus on your own life.
- When you keep looking for flaws in others, that’s all you’ll see. You won’t see their beauty. Start focusing on what’s good in people.
- Arrogance creates a mental block preventing you from taking good advice. Humility allows you to open up, seek advice and imbibe knowledge.
- A negative mind will interpret the most positive messages negatively but a positive mind extracts the best, even from a negative message.
- Your brain and your heart are the two most powerful organs in your body. Do not give control of them to anybody.
- Tonight before you get into bed, say a prayer for those without a bed, without a roof above their head, clothing or a morsel with which to be fed.
- Do good deeds purely for the Almighty. Don’t expect recognition, congratulations or gratitude from anyone. Seek your rewards from Him alone.
- Never utter mean words out of anger. Your anger will pass. But your mean words can scar a person for life. So use kind words or be silent.
- It’s never about material stuff, wealth, fame. It’s always about the heart. The Almighty looks not at how you look but what’s in your heart.
- No matter how detached you feel when you pray, don’t let go of the link. It’s your path back to the Almighty. Keep at it.
- My heart is too valuable to allow hatred and jealousy to rent a spot.
- When the sun’s up, there’ll many ‘friends’ around. Try counting how many remain when clouds gather and a storm breaks. Know a true friend.
- Your faith is your tree of life. The deeper the roots, the stronger the faith. Water the tree with good deeds; or it’ll wither and die.
- If a human being closes one door upon you, trust the Almighty to open another ten doors for you.
- If the world was free of problems then, paradise would lose its value.
- Mufti Menk
- Being so kind, polite & cheerful towards the women of the world holds no value when we cannot be such to our own wives, sisters & mothers.
You owe your parents a lot. You never prayed to have them, but they may have prayed to have you.
- "It is better to lose something for the Almighty than to lose the Almighty for something."
- Your strength doesn't come from winning. It comes from your struggles & hardship. That's why the more He loves you, the more He tests you!
- Get up to pray in the dark when all are asleep and see how your path is lit and your life begins to shine.
- "Always leave loved ones with loving words. It may be the last time you see them."
- When insults and harsh criticisms are hurled at you, never hit back or respond with hate.
- Don't waste time trying to change people's perceptions & opinions of you. Most have already made up their minds.
- When you make du'a for someone in private, Allah sends an angel to you whom replies “Ameen and same to you”. If you help someone, Allah[SWT] helps you.
- Keep your heart pure. Let others do what they will. Keep doing good. Don't dim your light to become as dark as they are. Shine above them!
- Not all will love you. There will always be some who hate you for no reason or without even knowing you. Thus is life. Smile and move on.
- let them marry who they want.
- Be careful how you treat people. The tables always turn. The Almighty will see to it. Be careful who you ignore when you're at the top.
- No matter what difficulties you're facing, know that the Almighty has your back. He's there even when things seem hopeless.
- Marry someone who is deeply interested in the deen, because that is who your children will follow.”
- "A sincere call to the Almighty can change what you may have thought was ... You keep praying about it give god this and that no one will give you that.
- Be someone recognized for having a beautiful heart. So when you leave, that memory of you lingers.
- choose to be kind always
You owe your parents a lot. You never prayed to have them, but they may have prayed to have you.
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Ya Allah, Take special care of my Husband, bless his mind and heart, strength is body and soul and make easy for him the path you wish for h...
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YA ALLAH ! Give my mother good health, strength, happiness & keep her safe. AMEEN
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WAKAFA BILLAHI WAKILA And Sufficient is Allah as a Guardian