Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Quran verses...


The Farewell Pilgrimage...


The Holy Prophet's last pilgrimage. In 632 C.E. the Holy Prophet decided to proceed to Makkah for performing the pilgrimage. The pilgrimage was planned on a large scale. Messengers were sent to all parts of Arabia asking the Muslims to collect at Madina for the purpose of the pilgrimage In response to this call over one lakh Muslims from all parts of Arabia assembled at Madina.

The caravan. After all arrangements had been completed, a caravan of over one lakh Muslims, fired with their enthusiasm for Islam, started for Makkah in submission to the call of Allah. It was a remarkable sight the like of which the people of Arabia had not seen before. The Holy Prophet rode at the head of the caravan. All his wives accompanied him. By the side of the Holy Prophet rode Abu Bakr. He too was accompanied by his wives.

Dhul Hulaifa. At Dhul Hulaifa on the outskirts of Makkah, the Holy Prophet and all his followers put on the Ihram-the pilgrim's garb. The Holy Prophet gave the signal call Labbayk Allahumma Labbayk-here I am at your service O Lord, and this was repeated by all the one lakh persons in the congregation The entire valley came to ring with this sound the resolve of the Muslims to place themselves at the disposal of God.
Makkah and Mina. The party reached Makkah on the 4th of Zul Haj, after a journey of nineteen days. After a stay of four days in Makkah the party left Makkah for Mina on the 8th of Zul Hajj, and passed the night there. The following day the pilgrims proceeded to Arafat.

Farewell Address. After mid-day prayers on the 9th of Zul Haj at Arafat, the Holy Prophet delivered his historic farewell address. After giving praise to God, the Holy Prophet said: "O people, listen carefully to my words for I may not be among you next year, nor ever address you again from this spot. O people just as you regard this month as sacred, so regard the life and property of every Muslim as sacred. Return the goods entrusted to you to their rightful owners. Hurt no one that none may hurt you Usury is forbidden. Satan has despaired in leading you astray in big things, so beware of obeying him in small things. Women have rights over you and you have rights over them. Be good to them. You may soon have to appear before Allah and answer for your deeds. So beware. Do not go astray after I am gone. O people, no prophet will come after me, and no new faith will be born. Worship your Allah, say your prayers, fast during the month of Ramadhan, and give of your wealth in charity. All Muslims, free or enslaved have the same rights and the same responsibilities. None is higher than the other unless he is higher in virtue. Feed your slaves as you feed yourselves. Do not oppress them, nor usurp their rights ...." Having spoken thus the Holy Prophet turned his face to the Heavens and said "Be my witness O Allah, that I have conveyed Your message to Your people". Thereupon the people corroborated saying "Yes, you Prophet of Allah you have done so."
The revelation. After the Prophet had delivered his address. God revealed to him the verses: "This day have I perfected for you your faith, and completed My blessing upon you and have chosen for you lslam as religion "
Reaction of Abu Bakr. As Abu Bakr heard the verses about the faith having been perfected he wept because he realized that the mission having been completed, the day when the Holy Prophet was to depart to meet his Lord was imminent.
Return to Madina. After the farewell address, the party left Arafat in the evening and passed the night at Muzdalifa. The following day they went to Mina and sacrificed the animals. The Holy Prophet sacrificed 63 animals, one for each year of his life. Abu Bakr sacrificed 61 animals, one for each year of his life. The men then shaved their heads and the ceremony of the Haj was completed. Thereafter the pilgrims returned to Madina. On the return journey. Abu Bakr was overwhelmed with the feeling that one epoch was coming to close and another epoch was about to begin which would be fraught with difficulties for the Muslims.

Source:  Hadrat Abu Bakr, Umar, Usman, Ali (ra) 4 Vol. Set

Friday, September 21, 2012

In your Arms...

You are my king
  And I am your princess
The way you cared
The way you loved me
The thing I’ll never forget
Days come a person will come
To take you’re place
And try to make me smile
Even I smile even he
Take me in your arms
Here deep in my heart
You’re the only one
My King, my Dad
I will always miss your arms
My Only One...

Hijab/Niqab


Sunday, September 16, 2012

I love my Hijab...

I love my Hijab no matter what
Even for others or for them it was bad
As they think they look ugly
They felt they are wrapped
With this piece a gift from Lord above…

For me this piece makes me glad
For me this piece makes me smart
For me this piece makes me proud
Because we are blessed
Allah gave this piece to all of us…

When I covered I felt safe
When I walked I felt proud
When I talked I felt respected
Because Allah made us like that
So be proud, be glad wear your Hijab
I love my Hijab and I love my God

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Another step....

Another step another walk
To search what missing
To find what I lost
I leave many things
Because I want to be with You
My Lord, my Only hope
I'm lost, I'm wronged
To attached in temporary world
I'm here in front of You
Begging show to me the road
I knew it's long
I knew it's full of torn
I believed I can make it
Because You love us
And never let us alone...

 

Friday, September 7, 2012

The Holy Quran 2:152






Therefore remember Me (by praying,glorifying), I will remember you, and be grateful to Me( for My countless Favours on you) and never be grateful to Me.


Narrated by : Abu Huraira(RA): The Prophet(PBUH) said, "Allah says: 'I am just as My slave thinks I am, (i.e. I am able to do for him what he thinks I can do for him) and I am with him if He remembers Me. If he remembers Me in himself, I too, remember him in Myself; and if he remembers Me in a group of people, I remember him in a group that is better than they; and if he comes one span nearer to Me, I go one cubit nearer to him; and if he comes one cubit nearer to Me, I go a distance of two outstretched arms nearer to him; and if he comes to Me walking, I go to him running.' Sahih Bukhari -  Volume 9 Hadith No: 502

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Be Proud Be Muslima...



Why you hated me?
Why you don’t like me?
Why you ashamed to wear me?
What is the problem?

Because I covered your body
Because I hide your adornment
Your beautiful hair, your skin
It is really a problem for you?

Asked yourself why you need to cover
You’re so blessed Allah loves you
You’re so blessed Allah protect you
You’re so blessed Allah gave this piece to you

 So start to wear Hijab now protect yourself
Obey your Lord Be proud Be A muslima


Friday, August 31, 2012

HEART...


Just as the heart may be described in terms of being
alive or dead, it may also be regarded as belonging to
one of three types; these are the healthy heart, the dead heart,
and the sick heart.

The Healthy Heart
  
  On the Day of Resurrection, only those who come to All
  with a healthy heart will be saved.  Allah says:

              
 "The day on which neither wealth nor sons will be of any use,
except for whoever brings to Allah a sound heart. (26:88-89)"

        In defining the healthy heart, the following has been
        said: "It is a heart cleansed from any passion that
challenges what Allah commands, or disputes what He forbids.  It
is free from any impulses which contradict His good. As a
result, it is safeguarded against the worship of anything other
than Him, and seeks the judgement of no other except that of His
Messenger (saw). Its services are exclusively reserved for
Allah, willingly and lovingly, with total reliance, relating all
matters to Him, in fear, hope and sincere dedication.  When it
loves, its love is in the way of Allah.  If it detests, it
detests in the lght of what He detests. When it gives, it gives
for Allah. If it witoholds, it withholds for Allah.
Nevertheless, all this will not suffice for its salvation until
it is free from following, or taking as its guide, anyone other
than His Messenger (saw)."

        A servant with a healthy heart must dedicate it to its
        journey's end and not base his actions and speech on
those of any other person except Allah's Messenger (saw). He
must not give precedence to any other faith or words or deeds
over those of Allah and His Messenger, may Allah bless him and
grant him peace. Allah says:

   "Oh you who believe, do not put yourselves above 
   Allah and His Messenger, but fear Allah, for
  Allah is Hearing, Knowing. (49:1)"

The Dead Heart

        This is the opposite of the healthy heart. It does not
        know its Lord and does not worship Him as He commands,
in the way which He likes, and with which He is pleased. It
clings instead to its lusts and desires, even if these are
likely to incur Allah's displeasure and wrath. It worships
things other than Allah, and its loves and its hatreds, and its
giving and its withholding, arise from its whims, which are of
paramount importance to it and preferred above the pleasure of
Allah. Its whims are its imam. Its lust is its guide. Its
ignorance is its leader. Its crude impulses are its impetus. It
is immersed in its concern with worldly objectives. It is drunk
with its own fancies and its love for hasty, fleeting pleasures.
It is called to Allah and the akhira from a distance but it does
not respond to advice, and instead it follows any scheming,
cunning shayton. Life angers and pleases it, and passion makes
it deaf and blind (1) to anything except what is evil.

        To associate and keep company with the owner of such a
        heart is to tempt illness: living with him is like
taking poison, and befriending him means utter destruction.

The Sick Heart

        Thisi s a heart with life in it, as well as illness. The
        former sustains it at one moment, the latter at another,
and it follows whichever one of the two manages to dominate it.
It has love for Allah, faith in Him, sincerity towards Him, and
reliance upon Him, and these are what give it life. It also has
a craving for lust and pleasure, and prefers them and strives to
experience them. It is full of self-admiration, which can lead
to its own destruction. It listens to two callers: one calling
it to Allah and His Prophet (saw) and the akhira; and the other
calling it to the fleeting pleasures of this world. It responds
to whichever one of the two happens to have most influence over
it at the time.

        The first heart is alive, submitted to Allah, humble,
        sensitive and aware; the second is brittle and dead; the
third wavers between either its safety or its ruin.

May Allah help and guide us and heal our broken heart,Ameen

Friday, August 24, 2012

The Jihad of oneself...

Every day, every night
Every single sin I done
I felt ashamed for those things
Whether it’s unseen and unspoken

Inside my dark room alone and crying
Like a skies shedding tears
Like a mountain peak
Covered by dark smoke

I fight myself to be good
I fight the devil lives in me
I fight and silence but I failed
I cried, I can’t, I’m weak, I’m dying

I asked my Lord and repent
Give me another chance to change
I’m lost, I’m wrong, I did sins
Now I want to be pure and do good things

Ya Allah help me show to me the light
Forgive me have Mercy on me…Ameen