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If one is ready to dishonour their parents, who are the selfless providers, the care-takers, the protectors and the obeyed authority in one's life, he is correspondingly ready to dishonour the Creator, Who is the Ultimate Provider (al Razāq), the Ultimate Care-Taker (al Raqīb), the Ultimate Protector (al Muhaymin) and the Ultimate Authority (al Waliy).
Just as Paradise is as wide as the heavens and the earth in a physical sense, the heavens above us and earth beneath us abound with signposts and markers to that very destination.
Sadaqa is arguably the promptest deed at the helm of a death that could prove one's sincerity if death were to give respite to its desperate victim...
By modern man undermining the divinely prohibited towards himself and others in the name of 'Liberalism' or to do as one pleases, away from divine regulation, he inherently becomes doubtful that others possess 'red lines' or hold any sense of duty towards him.
The modern-world relentlessly venerates man, and through this befouls itself into thinking that 'failure', if its definition is failing to see a desired outcome is always a consequence of 'doing something wrong' or failing to follow 'self-help' protocols.
Here is a woman from a small town called Madyan, from the arid plane of Tabuk, North-West Arabia, known for little, besides her bashfulness. For this, she is bequeathed to one of the greatest Prophets and of the five of firmest in resolve (Ulu al-'Azm) who wholesome in body and appearance, and complete in the Eyes of His Creator.
Atheism denies everything. It even denies the existence of any logical postulation, so it contradicts the postulations of Atheists themselves.
With its deformed world-view, the modern world cannot but disparage many of God's chosen, for them never having seen such earthly, ephemeral milestones, despite having lived and died on the Path of Truth.
Contrary to much of today's needless titleage, Allāh’s call using Īmān, or cognisance and dedication to the Caller as the identifier has the compound effect of intensely attaching those being called to the Caller.
The right of truth is for it to be imparted, not hidden or obscured. In Arabic, the word for 'worthy' (Ahaq) derives from the word for 'truth' (Haq). This implies that the truth is the worthiest pursuit and objective...
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