Expect the Best from Allah

A verse in the Book of Allāh caused me to stop and reflect for quite some time, and it deserves for me to stop at it:

“And it is He Who sends down the rain after they have despaired, and spreads abroad His Mercy. And He is the Guardian, the Praiseworthy.”  [ash-Shūrā; 28]

So, in my mind, I imagined how the people would panic over their families, livestock, and land due to the severe drought occurring in the midst of the oppressive, scorching heat. They had hope in Allāh and turned to supplication until they had no hope left, and were sure that they would perish.

...like the humps of camel

Tawhid of Allah

بسملله الرحمان الرحيم

We say concerning the tawhīd of Allāh that Allāh is One without any partners, not in His Lordship, Divinity or in His names and attributes.

So there is no creator besides Him and no lord besides Him. There is no provider, no master, and no one that disposes of the affairs in this existence except Him. We single out Allāh the Glorified in His actions, just as we single Him out in our actions as well.

“Whoever imitates a people is one of them.”

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As another Rabi-ul-Awwal passes by...

All praise is due to Allah and may the peace and blessings be upon his messenger Muhammad.

I would like to begin by reminding myself and all the Muslims to fear Allah! Fear Allah with regards to your religion, with regards to the worldly affairs; that which is halal and that which is haraam, and fear Allah with regards to that which islam has no need of (ie. the innovations). And from amongst the most reprehensible of the innovations is the celebration of Mawlid an nabawi. Now once again the time has come where instead of drawing closer to Allah, the masses of Muslims are moving away from Allah and his religion.