Human beings are creatures with emotions. When we mention emotions, these are feelings that are based in the spiritual heart and are trapped in the physical heart. These emotions include love, hate, disgust, sympathy, anger, vengefulness, yearning, shame, pride, arrogance, fear, guilt and indecisiveness. Emotions are part of the natural instinct or habits of human beings, are not easy to guide, discipline or manage because there are the positive...
Sunday, November 1, 2009
It’s A Struggle To Be Righteous Towards GOD
First Part God commanded human beings to be righteous and virtuous towards Allah and amongst other human beings. But, human beings generally stress on honourable ethics during human interactions while righteousness towards God seen to be of no importance.It is right and proper to give the priority of righteousness towards God. When the righteousness with God is accomplished, automatically the righteousness among fellow mankind will be established....
What is Taqwa
When taqwa is mentioned, it would be interpreted as fear of God. This is not so as taqwa does not mean fear. Taqwa towards God does not mean fear of God. Fear of God is one of the attributes of mahmudah which is embodied into the attributes of taqwa, but it is not considered as taqwa. Fear in Arabic language is khauf or khasha. Taqwa originated from the term waqa-yaqi-wiqoyah which means to preserve. The proof statement is in the verse of the Quran...
Al Muhaddith Shaykh Abdullah Siddiq al Ghumari
The Biography of Abu al_Fadl ^Abdullah bin as-Siddiq al-Ghumari who died in the year 1413AHTranslated by Riad NachefNameHe is Shaykh Abu al-Fadl ^Abdullah the son of the grand scholar Abu ^Abdillah Shamsid-Din Muhammad the son of the great pious Waliyy, my master, Mohammad as-Siddiq the son of my master Ahmad the son of Mohammad the son of Qasim the son of Mohammad the son of Mohammad the son of ^Abdilmu’min al-Ghumari at-Tanji the son of Mohammad...
List of Mujaddids
1 Sayyiduna ‘Umar bin Abdul ‘Aziz : 62H – 25th Rajab 101H.2 Imam Nasir al Sunnah Muhammad bin Idris al Shafi’i : 150H- 204H.3 Imam Ahl al Sunnah, Shaykh Abul Hasan al Ash’ari : 260H – 324H.4 Imam Abu Bakr Ahmad bin al Husain al Baihaqi : 384H – 458H.5 Hujjatul Islam Muhammad bin Muhammad al Ghazali : 450H – 505H.6 Imam Abu Abdullah Fakhr al Din al Razi : 544H – 606H.7 Al Hafiz Ibn Daqiq al ‘Id : 625H -8 Imam Al Balqini9 Al Hafiz Jalaluddin...
