π Sayyida Rafidah Ansariyyah Radiyallahu Anha Spending your husband's wealth without his permission and making a name for yourself on it will be considered cheating. π« You should highlight your strengths/ qualities. π« One should always keep oneself busy in any work due to which something good will be written in our deeds. π« The world is a place of work, not of rest, and a believer works instead of making excuses, and if he cannot work, he asks for forgiveness. π«Tawfiq comes from Allah, which should be prayed for at all times. π« No matter how difficult the situation is, don't be disappointed in life So, pray to your Lord and seek forgiveness. π« There is also a way to pray, pray with a purpose. π«Don't do a good deed and expect people to appreciate it. π« Taking care of someone who is sick is much better. π« The fear of Allah should also increase with the increase of knowledge, not that the power ...
All praise is for Allah; we praise Him, seek His aid and forgiveness. We seek refuge with Allah from the evil of our souls and from the wickedness of our actions. Whosoever Allah guides, then none can misguide him and whosoever Allah misguides, then none can guide him. Here's an extract of an article by Muhammad Al-Shareef related to gheebah{backbiting} and it's remedies. Gheebah as we know is a widespread spirtual disease amongst us. I was looking for it's remedies, as sometimes we are amongst them who are indulged in gheebah. Found this article worth sharing. Here it is. One of the biggest and evilest wreckers of this compassion, love and brotherhood is backbiting. The word in Arabic is Gheebah, coming from the root: Gha-Yaa-Baa, meaning that which is unseen. When a Muslim sees his brother or sister committing a sin, without advising them directly, they go to others - when they are unseen by the specified brother or sister - and speak ill of them in their absence. Backbit...
Bismillah Walhamdulillah Was Salaatu Was Salaam 'ala Rasulillah As-Salaam Alaikum Wa-Rahmatullahi Wa-Barakatuhu orginally posted by Nazia Fareen Do you hate someone ? Do you really hate someone ? You havent spoken to him for a while ? You have been blaming him ? You are not the only one; the Muslim Ummah today is diseased with this to the extent that almost every Muslim knows another Muslim who he hates. The Ummah is like a building with the Muslims as it is bricks, brotherhood is the cement. Without forgiveness you cannot have brotherhood. OK then, he wronged you. He deceived you. He backbited you. He lied to you. But even in these extreme situations the Quraan and the Hadith teach us that we have to forgive others (especially those who hurt us the most) if we wish to earn the forgiveness of Allah on the day of judgement. We have all committed many sins, made many mistakes and no doubt we have wronged others, we have deceived others, we have backbited others and no doubt we have ...
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