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Tag: Theism

The Fable of the Good Father

Illustration of a father seated with his sons overlooking a landscape.

The greatest gift a father can give his child is not wealth, status, education or even protection, but to help that child establish a direct and enduring relationship with God.

Dr Najmuddin Hasan Main, Short Reflections Leave a comment September 26, 2026 2 Minutes

God is in Control

God Is in Control written above a green landscape with a solitary tree.

The faithful servant places unwavering trust in his Creator, never succumbing to despair during tribulations, and remains hopeful for His all-encompassing Mercy. In times of calamity, the patient servant recognises that God has decreed it to be and He does whatever He Wills.

Dr Najmuddin Hasan Main, Reminders Leave a comment July 19, 2025November 1, 2025 12 Minutes

The Limitations of Language and Expressing the Inexpressible

The relativity of language illustrated through symbols, a human mind and words.

Earthly man enclosed in the prison of his five senses needs the excessive character of hyperbolas to make him aware of such realities that can only be truly seen by the supersensory Eye of the Heart awakened by complete piety or death.

Dr Najmuddin Hasan Main, Reforming Narratives Leave a comment July 11, 2025 9 Minutes

Man’s Fall from Monotheism

Moai statues standing in a line beneath a bright sky.

Islam best manifests the monotheistic simplicity. Sitting within man’s disposition, it is the logical conclusion of any sound mind, so rationally accessible that a child can understand and follow it, while simultaneously so profound that its meanings perpetually hold the greatest scholars and philosophers in wonderment and awe.

Dr Najmuddin Hasan Main, Reforming Narratives Leave a comment January 26, 2025January 26, 2025 8 Minutes

The Idolatry of the Modern Man (Part 3 of 3)

A person wearing a knitted hat, viewed from behind in a misty landscape.

Gaza stands as the clearest manifestation in modern times of the stark contrast between truth and falsehood, and the failure of these international bodies to recognize this reality underscores the complete moral collapse of these pseudo-moralists who dare to draw arbitrary lines in the sand.

Dr Najmuddin Hasan Main, Reminders 2 Comments October 29, 2024October 29, 2024 5 Minutes

The Prison of Freedom and the Liberation of Responsibility

Light entering a dark prison cell through a barred window.

When man accepts his limitations, woman accepts her limitations. But when man gives himself delusions of grandeur, women follow suit. When man submits to God, woman accept the limited designated authority of her humble father and humble husband over her, when man rebels against God, woman rebels against her husband.

Dr Najmuddin Hasan Main Leave a comment March 9, 2024March 11, 2024 5 Minutes

The Idolatry of the Modern Man (Part 2 of 3)

Silhouette of a person facing a cloud of light in the darkness.

Idolatry on the other hand is the enslavement, entrapment and imprisonment of our soul to this temporary and transient world which suffocates and asphyxiates our immortal human soul.

Dr Najmuddin Hasan Main, Reminders 2 Comments February 25, 2024October 29, 2024 5 Minutes

The Idolatry of the Modern Man (Part 1 of 3)

A man seated behind prison bars with light falling across his face.

Idolatry extends beyond the worship of statues or rulers. It encompasses the adoration of wealth, status, and popularity - false deities devoid of inherent power to bestow happiness or inflict harm.

Dr Najmuddin Hasan Main, Reminders 1 Comment January 14, 2024October 29, 2024 6 Minutes

Scholars Who Bravely Spoke Truth to the Sultans (Part 5)

A tall minaret seen from the courtyard of a historic mosque.

Ibn Taymiyyah supplicated: "If (Ghazan) has risen for show and reputation, seeking worldly gains, and for his word to be the highest while humiliating Islām and its people, then seize him, shake him, destroy him and cut off his progeny." While Ghazan stood by and said Amin.

Ahmed Hammuda Main, Truth to Power 4 Comments January 12, 2024 3 Minutes

Scholars Who Bravely Spoke Truth to the Sultans (Part 4)

Red and white striped arches inside the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba.

Sensing a responsibility to confront Caliph, al-Nasir regarding the excessive construction of al-Zahra (in Andalusia Spain), al-Munthir delivered a compelling sermon in the Grand Mosque. On that Friday, he ascended the pulpit with Al-Nasir present among the congregation and commenced his extraordinary Khutbah...

Ahmed Hammuda Main, Reforming Narratives, Truth to Power 4 Comments January 6, 2024January 12, 2024 6 Minutes

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