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“Khamr is what befogs the mind.” These are the words spoken by ‘Umar ibn al-Khattab from the pulpit of the Prophet (peace be on him), providing us with a decisive criterion for defining what falls under the prohibited category of khamr. There remains then no room for doubts ……
Our friends can either be the rope that ties us to our faith in Allah, or the knife that cuts any connection we had with our Creator. They are blessings, they are tests. Ask yourself, who are your friends? And more importantly, what kind of friend are you?
The first hadith is, “One who controls his anger inspite of having strength to enforce it, Allâh will fill his heart with Imân and peace.”…….
Many people now are unable to control themselves and end up arguing with others, often the ones that they love – their parents, their brothers, their sisters, their husbands or wives. Here we’re listing some reasons that stir people’s anger………..
The first cure for anger was to say ta’wwudh [ie “audhu billahi minashaytan nirajeem”. ] This cure was given by the Prophet (saw) when a man showed anger in a situation where he was in front of the Prophet (saw). The Prophet (saw) said “I know something that if he says it………
Dissatisfaction with our sincerity in worship and with our efforts for our faith is usually a good thing. It inspires us to greater efforts, deeper conviction, and a firmer resolve to please our Lord. It prevents us from being prideful and haughty………
Thank Allah, our masjids have become vivid and radiant during the summer because children learning the Qur’an have filled them with bright faces, turning them into rose gardens……..
Depression, it seems, has become synonymous with living in a society overrun with innumerable problems. It is an ailment which has unfortunately reached epidemic…….
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