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20 lessons for from the month of Shaban
Special relationship of 15th shaban with Ramadan The mother of the believers mother Asisha RA said she would often not find the Prophet sallahu alihiw asallam at home but in the night time spend a time in the graveyards to remember those who past away. It also meant it was a turning point to prepare … Continue reading
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The horrific attacks perpetrated yesterday in France, Tunisia and Kuwait is unbelievably shocking and simply put beyond words and reason. As more of these heinous attacks become a common phenomenon, it presents a very real and emerging dilemma in being able to deal with countering such venomous popularized ideologies. There is however, a strong theme … Continue reading
Adnan Oktar, a turkish author famous for debunking of the theory of evolution in his book, The Evolution Deceit, is a well-known figure in Turkey. In the 90s he gained popularity among the wider non – turkish audience through his often-colourful books, replete high quality images and graphics. He was seen as a well-to-do muslim theologian fighting against all the modern secularist attacks on religion especially Islam. He set the tone when it came to answering many of the modern-day dilemmas facing the growing and burgeoning muslim communities in the west. But somthing seems to have gone wrong in his journey. Continue reading
There is nothing that walks the earth or a leaf that falls anywhere without the permission & knowledge of Allah. Everything that happens in the earth or travels the length and breath of its surface does so with the express wisdom of Allah azzawajal. With this in mind, what is said in the next few … Continue reading
Below is one of the most empowering stories i have read to date. Short, to the point and emits a glowing lesson on the virtues of pious company. There is only so much time for a lonesome Muslim devoid of Islamic company before the fire of iman begins to dwindle. Secondly, it is also a … Continue reading
Since the climatic, savage and brutal, yet entertaining attack on the Dailymail by Mehdi Hasan on Question Time. *Watch Here* The Internet has been a blaze with praise and applauds for the man known to have famously debated Richard Dawkins, the father of modern atheism. The gallant warrior, outspoken critic and supporter of the “oppressed … Continue reading
Often times, in times of severe difficulty and unbearable pain. A person looks to the heavens to show him his place in life, in society and the aspirations he should have. In search of such divine intervention a person finds solace, dignity, honour and loyalty in one’s religion. It then becomes his sole purpose in … Continue reading
Book Review: ‘The Journey to Allah’ No one needs an introduction to the great imam of Ahlus Sunnah, Imam Ibn Rajab Al Hanbali. With this in mind i will get straight to the point. He mentions in his book: ‘The journey to Allah‘ that moderation is the key and the vital organ which leads a … Continue reading
After some considerable thought, I have decided to post my story of “the shaykh & the student” on this blog. Copied from an email i sent to a handful of few. Going several years back I wrote a two-part story, (of which I intend to release the NEW part 3 soon) about the love of … Continue reading
Yesterdays final part of ‘The life of Muhammad’ (sallahualihiwalsalam) on BBC 2 touched on the typical, childish attack which the enemies of Islam use to demonize and portray Islam as an inhuman religion. It is the ‘age of Aisha’ (radhiallahuanha – May Allah have mercy on her) argument they used. Which would have caused some … Continue reading
This is an extension to the previous post which can be read here where I have been accused, labeled, criticized and so on, for apparently speaking on behalf of the shaykh when I have no right to do so, which I never intended to do or did! Now what I want to do is let … Continue reading
The chronicler Al Qadiri (d 1187/1773) says regarding, Abdullah ibn Mubarak al Latimi: The author of ‘Pure Gold from sayings Abdul Azeez Ad Dabbagh’ (al ibriz). He died in the year 1156/1743. The most learned scholar of the time. Matchless in his day and age, the cavalier of teaching and study. The bearer of composition … Continue reading
I stumbled upon a new piece of information (well for me it is anyway), whilst doing some research. Which is that our brain can be rewired. Rewiring? i hear you say? yes! rewiring. What it basically means is that if someone focuses on the brain with regards to doing something then he she can rewire … Continue reading
