Muhammad Zahruddeen

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Mun faro daga tarihin Annabi Adam

Muhimmancin shirin

The opportunity for repentance remains wide open, and regardless of the magnitude of one's transgressions, Allah stands prepared to embrace anyone who demonstrates genuine remorse. Even the Prophet (Sallallahu alaihi wa sallam), throughout his lifetime, consistently sought forgiveness from Allah and turned to Him in repentance, despite his elevated position. https://youtu.be/fjrGTo1x8Vk

By diligently perusing the instruction manual accompanying any acquired possession, individuals open themselves up to the immense pleasure and satisfaction derived from making the most of their purchases. In a similar vein, Allah, in His infinite wisdom, bestowed upon humanity the Qur'an—an eternal and profound guidebook, designed to illuminate the path of mankind throughout the ages. https://youtu.be/Z7oLqB1ltJM

The profound words of our beloved Prophet resonate with great impact: "The faith of an individual aligns with that of their companions; therefore, exercise caution in choosing your friends." (Paraphrased Hadith) This sentiment echoes across diverse cultures and languages, encapsulated by the timeless adage: "Reveal to me your companions, and I shall unveil your true essence." https://youtu.be/1Jp6Km9Ga5w

He was sandwiched while trying to fix his car but in the ambulance, the police man heard him reciting this Aya in the most beautiful melodious voice he's ever heard. Subhanallah, these where his final words in the world. Video https://youtu.be/u8zn27nlr54

Umar bin AbdulAzeez penned a letter urging the reader to embrace Taqwa, as Allah accepts and rewards only those who possess it. Video https://youtu.be/pWG09NdEup8 Audio https://darulfikr.com/s/180462

Human have a very strong inclination towards fulfilling their inner desire. One who has control over his and directs it towards the pleasure of Allah would have Jannah as his abode.

Jannah is Allah's and one who obeys Him and His Messenger will definitely be admitted into it for his obedience

This is a Ramadan series about some ways that Muslims can simply follow and respond to the call of Allah as He calls in Surah Yunus

A Muslim who understands is on a worthy mission and he knows he has a bus stop but he has no idea when or how it's going to be at the bus stop. On this, he has to prepare himself because it comes suddenly.

If we must speak, then it should be what have thought first before letting the words get to the world.

When we have occasion or important personalities to meet, or even at the bear minimum feel good, we outwardly beautify ourselves and ward-off all defect that may be seen, best is to do that to our hearts.

Are you that productive Muslim?

We prepare for our stay here on earth, that's why we strive to ease things for ourselves, so what have I prepared for our eternal abode in the hereafter.

We have become accustomed to complaining about our problems and difficulties to other created beings when in reality they, themselves have problems they cannot help themselves with. Better is becoming accustomed to being patient, then complaining to Allah (Subhanahu wa ta'ala) and trusting in His plan because He is Al-Hakim - Ar-Rahim, The Most Wise - The Most Merciful. https://youtu.be/dZ7Y48dbiiE https://chat.whatsapp.com/FlOqTQ4m7ReEYQQUCHM0a0

We have become accustomed to finding faults in others but ourselves to such an extent that we go around telling other people which in itself is a flaw. Why not becoming accustomed to digging within ourselves and understanding our own flaws, seeking Allah's forgiveness and His assistance to overpower this ego and desire. Hence the advice of Umar: 'Call yourself to account before you are called for accounting and judge yourself before your judgement comes to you.'

We have become accustomed to neglecting and overlooking the every minute Allah's blessings upon us and have attained mastery in crying over His tests upon us. Why can't we become accustomed to expressing gratitude and focusing on His blessings upon us if truly we understand His saying: لَئِن شَكَرتُم لَأَزيدَنَّكُم وَلَئِن كَفَرتُم إِنَّ عَذابي لَشَديدٌ If you are to show gratitude and express thankfulness, I surely will make increase for you. (Ibrahim 7)

Many have become accustomed to spending so much money that they need not to on things that are of no importance to them with the hope of oppressing or impressing people that may not even care. Why not invest it in a trade which Allah (Subhanahu wa ta'ala) is going to multiply it for you? "The likeness of the one who spends for the sake of Allah is like one who plants a seed that come out with seven ears, each ear having one hundred seeds, and for whosoever Allah wills, He multiplies that." (Baqara 261)

We have become accustomed to recharging our devices the moment we see the battery getting low for an hour or half. Better it would be if we become accustomed to recharging our Iman (faith) with repentance the moment we commit sins because then, the level of our Iman drops down.

Many have become accustomed to spending their presumed free time scrolling through the social media feeds. Imagine if we become accustomed to giving half that time, flipping or scrolling through the pages of beneficial books and learning new things instead?

We have become accustomed to seeking advice and professional supports from experts and specialists in various fields whenever we want to do something that relates to that field, which is really a good one, but best is first seeking Allah's guidance, then seeking supports from those experts and finally putting trust in Allah. Hence you have Istikhara as a spiritual compass.

Many have become accustomed to seeking validation and approvals of the creations of Allah (Subhanahu wa ta'ala) when instead we are supposed all to become accustomed to seeking the pleasure of Allah (Subhanahu wa ta'ala) for if He is pleased with us, then His obedient servants will also be pleased with us and we are in no need of validation from His disobedient servants.

As we have become accustomed to cleaning dirt around us or on us, better than it would be to become accustomed with cleaning the sins on us through seeking forgiveness and repenting to Allah, hence it is part of the Sunnah to at least seek forgiveness at least after obligatory every prayer.