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Prophet Muhammad Sallalaho-alaihe-wa’aalaihee-wassalam said:

“All people of my Ummah can be forgiven but those who openly rebel against Allah will not be forgiven.” (Saheeh Bukhari)

Following are eight forms of open rebellion against Allah:

1. Shave or trim beard beyond the limits of shariah,

2. Not taking shariah compliant hijab(also hijab against those near relatives who are not mehram, like cousins, brothers of husband, nephews of husband etc.),

3. Wearing of clothes reaching below ankles by men,

4. Unnecessarily making photographs of people or animals, and going to places with photographs, and having such photographs and looking at them,

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Hadith 1

Hazrat Abdulla ibn Masood [radhiallaahu anhu] reports that Rasulullah [صلى الله عليه وسلم] said, “To earn a halaal livelihood is compulsory after the completion of other Fara’idh.(Compulsory acts)”

Hadith 2

Rasulullah [صلى الله عليه وسلم] is reported to have said: “No one has ever eaten any food which is better than that which he had earned through working with his hands, and verily Allah’s Nabi, Dawood [alayhis salaam] used to eat that which he earned with his hands.”

Hadith 3

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Please make sincere repentance to Allah before as Ali (ra) said, “Today is deed without reckoning and tomorrow is reckoning without deeds”. Sincere repentance has four conditions :

• Feeling bad for the sin
• Firm commitment in intention not to repeat sin (whether it happens again is not a condition if one tried his best)
• Make repentance to Allah by Du’a and asking or better crying for forgiveness
• If some person has been wronged because of this sin then one needs to make up to this person.

1. Associating partners with Allaah (Shirk)

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The Holy Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said: “The one who learns and relates to others forty ahadith in the interest of the Deen and for the benefit of my Ummah, Allah Ta’ala will include him with the fuqaha and ulama on the Day of Judgment.”

This hadith has been narrated form Hazrat Zaban Ibn Jabal (ra), Hazrat Abdullah Ibn Abbas (ra), Hazrat Abu Huraira (ra), Hazrat Anas (ra), Hazrat Abu Darda (ra), Hazrat Abu Saeed (ra), Harat Ali (ra), Hazrat Abdullah Ibn Masood (ra), Hazrat Abu Amama (ra), Hazrat Masood (ra), Hazrat Abdullah Ibn Umar (ra), Hazrat Ibn Samra (ra), in different ahadith books with some minor differences.

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The publication of the insulting and offensive cartoons in Denmark is to be entirely expected from the enemies of Islam. About the hatred for the Muslims the Qur’an Majeed states: “O People of Imaan! Do not take as bosom friends (confidants) those besides your own people. They leave no stone unturned (to harm you). They desire that which will cause suffering to you. Verily, hatred (for you) has poured from their mouths, but what their breasts conceal is worse. Verily, We have explained the Signs to you, if you indeed have intelligence.” (Surah Al-Imraan,
ayat 118).

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Are you one of those people who rarely touch the Quran? Or do you read daily, but don’t find it is having the impact on you that it should? Whatever the case may be, these are some simple tips that can help you connect with the Quran.

1. Before you touch it, check your heart

The key to really benefiting from the Quran is to check your heart first, before you even touch Allah’s book. Ask yourself, honestly, why you are reading it. Is it to just get some information and to let it drift away from you later? Remember that the Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wa sallam) was described by his wife as a “walking Quran”: in other words, he didn’t just read and recite the Quran, he lived it.

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Hadith 1

Hazrat Aisha (Radiallahu Anha) said that Rasulullah [صلى الله عليه وسلم] said: “One should go out to seek sustenance and legitimate earning in the morning, for morning work is blessed and prosperous.”

Hadith 2

Hazrath Sakh’r ibn Wad’ah [radhiallaahu anhu] relates that Rasulullah [صلى الله عليه وسلم] supplicated: “O Allah bless the mornings of my people.” Whenever he despatched a small or big army, he dispatched it early in the morning. Hazrath Sakh’r was a merchant. He always dispatched his goods in the early part of the day and as such his business flourished and his wealth increased.

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Very often - and perhaps in our times when we have forgotten much of the Sunnah - the lectures, khutbahs, and talks are all directed to the Muslim men. We forget that from the Hady – guidance and way – of Rasul Allah - sal Allahu alayhi wa sallam - was that he would allocate a specific day of the week to teach the women. Women would come up to him in Hajj, in the street, even in his home and ask him questions about the Deen. At the Eid Salah, after addressing the men, he would take Bilal and go to the women section and address the women. Allah revealed an entire Surah by the name of Surah An-Nisa – the Women. And another by the name of – Maryam. And a third by the name of al Mujaadalah – the women who pleads. It is in enlivening this Sunnah that today this speech shall be addressed to the believing women, al-Mu’minaat.

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Earning a halaal livelihood is a command of Allah and the responsibility of every man. Hazrath Anas [radhiallaahu anhu] reports that Rasulullah [صلى الله عليه وسلم] has said: “It is a bounded duty upon every Muslirn to earn a halaal livelihood.”

Earning halaal saves one from begging, consuming haraam and doubtful things which are truly harmful.

Many aayaat as well as ahaadith have been given explaining how one should conduct oneself while seeking a halaal livelihood and regarding the importance of doing business and trade in accordance to the shariah.

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الدين النصيحة

“The religion (Islam) is to act with sincerity” or “Religion is advice”

The Arabic word Al-Nasihah is difficult to translate into English.

Allama Ibn Daqeeq al Eid رحمة الله عليه states that “In Arabic there is no similar for the word Al-Nasihah”

Other meanings could be – giving good advice, directing towards good, acting with sincerity or honesty, or being compassionate and desiring good.

The hadith makes clear that one of the core aspects of true faith is to give good counsel, to wish well, and to act towards everything with honesty and sincerity.

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