Haqīqī Kāmyābī: Khāliq ke Taqādho(n) ko Pūrā Karnā

Ramadhan Lectures 1447

Maintaining Momentum after Ramadhan

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What, When, How?

What to Do in the Final Moments

The transition of the soul from the temporary realm of this world to the everlasting realm of the Hereafter is called death. It is the most critical stage of a human’s existence, and marks the beginning of an eternal life of either success and bliss or failure and punishment. After a person departs, he is unable to do anything more for the betterment of his eternal life. It is thus imperative...

What to do After a Person's Demise

Once the person has breathed their last, do the following: 1. Make du‘ā for them. Rasūlullāh s said, When you visit the sick or deceased, speak good words; for indeed, the angels say āmīn to what you say. (Muslim) The above-mentioned Ḥadīth demands that we supplicate for the deceased, as doing so is speaking good of them. It was also the practice of our beloved Nabī s to make du‘ā for the...

Love for the Masājid

The masājid are the Houses of Allāh ta‘ālā and they should therefore be so beloved to a believer that his utmost desire should be to spend all of his time in them. In fact, every believer should entertain this thought, that if he had no other commitments, he would have spent his entire time in the masājid which have been described as the most beloved places to Allāh ta‘ālā. Rasūlullāh...

My Operation: Lessons and Reflections

Being Positive I had been undergoing medical diagnoses for some time, ever since an anomaly had been found in some test results, and after much deliberation it was decided that I needed to have an operation. Patients generally fear operations due to the risk to life inherent in them, whereas a situation where death seems imminent or probable should actually be regarded as a positive...