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Ramadan Aane Wala Hai.
Reward for fasting until Judgement Day
Mother of the believers, Sayyidatuna ‘Aishah Siddiqah (Radi allahu ta'ala anha) has narrated that the Noble Prophet (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi
Wasallam) has said, ‘If anyone dies
in the state of fast, Allah (Azza wa jal) will bless him with the
reward of fasting until the Day of Judgement.’ (Firdaus
- bima’ Šaur-ul- Khattab, pp. 504, vol. 3, Hadiš 5557)
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Ramadan Aane Wala Hai.
Reward for fasting until Judgement Day
Mother of the believers, Sayyidatuna ‘Aishah Siddiqah (Radi allahu ta'ala anha) has narrated that the Noble Prophet (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi
Wasallam) has said, ‘If anyone dies
in the state of fast, Allah (Azza wa jal) will bless him with the
reward of fasting until the Day of Judgement.’ (Firdaus
- bima’ Šaur-ul- Khattab, pp. 504, vol. 3, Hadiš 5557)
Subhan Allah ! How fortunate the fasting person is! If he
dies in the state of fast, he will be granted the reward of fasting till the Day of
Judgement Sayyiduna Anas Bin Malik (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has said that he heard
Rasulullah (Rasoolullah
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam)
say, ‘Ramadan has come to you, the gates of Heaven are opened and
those of Hell are closed, and the devils are held in captivity. The person who
finds Ramadan but is not forgiven is a deprived one, because if he is not
forgiven even in Ramadan, when will he be forgiven then?’ (Majma’-uz-Zawaid, pp. 345, vol. 3, Hadiš 4788)
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has nothing to do with reality. A’la Hazrat (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has
stated in Al-Malfu_ (part 2, page 143), ‘Once I
saw my respected father Sayyiduna Maulana Naqi ‘Ali Khan
(Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) in my dream a few weeks before Ramadan; he said,
‘Son, you will fall severely ill in the following Ramadan, but be careful, you
should not miss even a single fast.’ As my father predicted, I did fall
severely ill in Ramadan but I did not miss even a single fast. Allah (Azza wa jal) granted me good health by the blessing of fasts.
The Noble
Prophet (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has said, (Fast; you will get healthy).’ (Ad-Dur-rul-
Manšur, pp. 440, vol. 1)
Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has narrated that the Prophet of Rahmah, the
Intercessor of Ummah (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi
Wasallam) has said, Allah (Azza wa jal)
sent a revelation to one of the Prophets of Bani
Israil commanding him to inform his Ummah that if anyone fasts a day for My
pleasure, I will grant him good health and reward him greatly.’ (Shu’ab-ul-Iman, pp. 412, vol. 3, Hadiš 3923)
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Does man fall ill due to fast?
There is a general misconception that a person falls ill as a
result of fasting but this
has nothing to do with reality. A’la Hazrat (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has
stated in Al-Malfu_ (part 2, page 143), ‘Once I
saw my respected father Sayyiduna Maulana Naqi ‘Ali Khan
(Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) in my dream a few weeks before Ramadan; he said,
‘Son, you will fall severely ill in the following Ramadan, but be careful, you
should not miss even a single fast.’ As my father predicted, I did fall
severely ill in Ramadan but I did not miss even a single fast. Allah (Azza wa jal) granted me good health by the blessing of fasts.
The Noble
Prophet (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has said, (Fast; you will get healthy).’ (Ad-Dur-rul-
Manšur, pp. 440, vol. 1)
Fast improves health
Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has narrated that the Prophet of Rahmah, the
Intercessor of Ummah (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi
Wasallam) has said, Allah (Azza wa jal)
sent a revelation to one of the Prophets of Bani
Israil commanding him to inform his Ummah that if anyone fasts a day for My
pleasure, I will grant him good health and reward him greatly.’ (Shu’ab-ul-Iman, pp. 412, vol. 3, Hadiš 3923)
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scholars (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) have said, ‘When children reach the age of ten
and are healthy enough to fast they should be made to fast in Ramadan. If they
do not fast despite being healthy enough to do so, they should be strictly made
to fast even by beating. If they break it, they will not be ordered to make up
for it (do Qaba), but if they break their Salah, they will be ordered to offer it again.’ (Rad-dul-MuEtar, pp. 385, vol. 3)
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Fasting person possesses strong faith
Dear Islamic brothers! (Imagine) It is extremely
hot, the throat and lips of the fasting
Muslim have been dry due to thirst, he has water
and food as well, but he does not even
look at them despite extreme thirst and hunger
due to his steadfast belief in Allah (Azza wa jal). He knows that although no one watches him
apparently, in fact, none of his actions is concealed from Allah (Azza wa jal) This firm faith of the fasting Muslim is the
practical outcome of fast. Other forms of worship involve physical movements
and are visible to others but fast is such a form of worship which no one can
come to know, only Allah (Azza wa jal) knows. Even if a person eats secretly, people
will still regard him a fasting person, but he refrains from eating for the
pleasure of Allah (Azza wa jal) only.
Dear Islamic brothers! If possible, make your
children fast from their early age so that
they won’t face any difficulty in fasting after
they reach the age of puberty. The respected
scholars (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) have said, ‘When children reach the age of ten
and are healthy enough to fast they should be made to fast in Ramadan. If they
do not fast despite being healthy enough to do so, they should be strictly made
to fast even by beating. If they break it, they will not be ordered to make up
for it (do Qaba), but if they break their Salah, they will be ordered to offer it again.’ (Rad-dul-MuEtar, pp. 385, vol. 3)
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For whom fast is Fard?
Like Salah, the fasts of Ramadan are also Fard for every such (male and
female) Muslim
who is sane and has reached
puberty. It is stated in Durr-e-Mukhtar
that fasts were
declared Fard on 10th Sha’ban two years after
Hijrah. (Durr-e-Mukhtar ma’ Rad-dul-Muktar,pp.
330, vol. 3)
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Aamad-e-Ramazan Hai.
Sayyiduna Abu Sa’id Khudri (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has narrated that the Beloved and Blessed
Prophet (Rasoolullah
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has said: ‘If anyone fasts in Ramadan realising
its limits and avoiding what should be avoided, this will compensate for all
his previous sins.’ (Al-Ihsan bittartib Sahih Ibn
Hibban, pp. 183, vol. 5, Hadiš 3424)
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Compensation for previous sins
Sayyiduna Abu Sa’id Khudri (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has narrated that the Beloved and Blessed
Prophet (Rasoolullah
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has said: ‘If anyone fasts in Ramadan realising
its limits and avoiding what should be avoided, this will compensate for all
his previous sins.’ (Al-Ihsan bittartib Sahih Ibn
Hibban, pp. 183, vol. 5, Hadiš 3424)
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Reason of fasts becoming Fard
Likewise, the Holy Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) spent some days of Ramadan in seclusion in the
cave of Hira where he Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) used to refrain from eating during the day and worship Allah (Azza wa jal) at night. In order to keep the memory of this
blessed act of His Beloved and Blessed Rasul (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) alive Allah (Azza wa jal) made it Fard for us to fast in Ramadan.
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Reason of fasts becoming Fard
Most of the acts in Islam remind us of faith-refreshing Islamic
and historical events.
Running between Safa and Marwah reminds us of Sayyidatuna Hajirah’s (Radi allahu ta'ala anha) walking and running between these two mountains seven times in search of water for her son Sayyiduna Isma’il (Alahi Salaam). Allah (Azza wa jal) liked this act and declared it Wajib for all those who perform Hajj and ‘Umrah to imitate her in order to keep this act alive.
Likewise, the Holy Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) spent some days of Ramadan in seclusion in the
cave of Hira where he Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) used to refrain from eating during the day and worship Allah (Azza wa jal) at night. In order to keep the memory of this
blessed act of His Beloved and Blessed Rasul (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) alive Allah (Azza wa jal) made it Fard for us to fast in Ramadan.
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Reward for Fast
Sayyiduna Abu Hurairah (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has narrated that the Beloved and Blessed
Prophet (Rasoolullah
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has said:
‘For every act of piety, man is rewarded ten to seven hundred times more. Allah
(Azza wa jal) said (except
fasting, because fasting is for Me and I will give its reward Myself).
Allah (Azza wa jal) also says, ‘Man refrains
from satisfying his desires and eating food for My pleasure. There are two glad
tidings for the man who fasts; one at the time of sunset and the other when he
meets his Rab (Azza wa jal). Allah (Azza wa jal) likes the smell emanating
from a fasting person’s mouth more than the fragrance of musk.’ (Sahih
Muslim, pp. 580, !adiš 1151)
There is another saying, ‘Fasting is a shield; when any of you
fast, he should neither utter
words of indecency nor shout. If any one else abuses him or wants
to fight him, he should
say ‘I am fasting.’ (Sahih
Bukhari, pp. 624, vol. 1, Hadiš 1894)
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Mercy on fire worshipper
Sayyiduna Abu Hurairah (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has narrated that the Prophet of Ramah, the
Intercessor of Ummah (Rasoolullah
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has
stated, ‘In Ramadan the gates of the skies are opened.’ (Sahih Bukhari, pp. 626, vol. 1, Hadiš 1899)
There was a fire worshipper who lived in Bukhara. One day he was walking through a
Muslim marketplace along with his son. His son began to eat something publicly. Seeing
his son eating, he slapped him and scolded him saying, ‘Aren’t you ashamed of eating in
the Muslims’ market in Ramadan?’ His son replied, ‘(But) Father, you also eat in Ramadan,
don’t you?’ The father replied, ‘I don’t eat in front of the Muslims, I eat at home where
they can’t see me, I don’t desecrate this holy month.’
After some time, this fire worshipper died. Someone had a dream in which he saw the
deceased stroll in Heaven. Amazed, the dreaming person asked, ‘You were a fire worshipper; how did you get into Heaven?’ He replied, ‘You are right; I was a fire worshipper but at the time of death, Allah (Azza wa jal) blessed me with faith for honouring Ramadan and granted me Heaven after death.’ (Nuzha-tul-Majalis, pp. 217, vol. 1)
May Allah (Azza wa jal) have mercy on him and forgive us without accountability for his sake!
Devils tied in chains
Sayyiduna Abu Hurairah (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) has narrated that the Prophet of Ramah, the
Intercessor of Ummah (Rasoolullah
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has
stated, ‘In Ramadan the gates of the skies are opened.’ (Sahih Bukhari, pp. 626, vol. 1, Hadiš 1899)
Another narration says that the gates of Paradise are opened and
those of Hell are closed
(and) the devils are kept in chains. Another narration says that
the gates of mercy are
opened. (Sahih Muslim, pp. 543, Hadiš
1079)
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Allah (Azza wa jal) descend upon the earth. The
gates of the Heaven are also opened by which
the maidens of Heaven become aware that Ramadan has arrived in the
world, and so they pray for the people of the world. Further, it is also said
that no one is punished in his grave in Ramadan. It implies that the gates of
Hell are closed in Ramadan, due to which the heat of Hell does not reach the
graves of sinners and even unbelievers. Satan, along with his offspring, is
chained. If anyone commits sins in this month he does so due to the evil of his
Nafs, not because of Satan.’(Mirat-ul-Manajih, pp.
133, vol. 3)
As soon as Ramadan ends and Satan is released,
it seems as if a storm of sins has occurred. Too many sins are committed on Eid
day that even the cinemas that are not filled the whole year round become full
on Eid day. Fairs that are not seen all year round are held on Eid. It seems
Satan is extremely annoyed as a result of being held in captivity a whole month
and wants to take revenge within the day of Eid. All amusement parks fill with
men and immodest women, theatres are always packed out on Eid, new films and
dramas are released just for Eid, and hence countless Muslims become toys in
the hands of Satan. However, there are some fortunate Muslims who are not
heedless of Allah (Azza wa jal)
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Why are sins committed despite Satan being in chains?
A renowned exegetist of the Quran Shaykh Mufti Amad Yar Khan (Radi allahu
ta'ala anhu) has
stated, ‘In Ramadan, the gates of the skies are opened, through
which special bounties of
Allah (Azza wa jal) descend upon the earth. The
gates of the Heaven are also opened by which
the maidens of Heaven become aware that Ramadan has arrived in the
world, and so they pray for the people of the world. Further, it is also said
that no one is punished in his grave in Ramadan. It implies that the gates of
Hell are closed in Ramadan, due to which the heat of Hell does not reach the
graves of sinners and even unbelievers. Satan, along with his offspring, is
chained. If anyone commits sins in this month he does so due to the evil of his
Nafs, not because of Satan.’(Mirat-ul-Manajih, pp.
133, vol. 3)
As soon as Satan is released
As soon as Ramadan ends and Satan is released,
it seems as if a storm of sins has occurred. Too many sins are committed on Eid
day that even the cinemas that are not filled the whole year round become full
on Eid day. Fairs that are not seen all year round are held on Eid. It seems
Satan is extremely annoyed as a result of being held in captivity a whole month
and wants to take revenge within the day of Eid. All amusement parks fill with
men and immodest women, theatres are always packed out on Eid, new films and
dramas are released just for Eid, and hence countless Muslims become toys in
the hands of Satan. However, there are some fortunate Muslims who are not
heedless of Allah (Azza wa jal)
and turn down the misleading invitation of Satan.
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Once Amir-ul-Muminin, Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) went to a cemetery in Kufa to visit graves.
Seeing a newly-prepared grave, he (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) desired to get to know of its internal state, so he (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) implored Allah (Azza wa jal)
humbly, ‘Ya Allah (Azza wa jal) reveal to me the condition of the deceased
buried in this grave.’ Immediately, all the veils between him and the deceased
were lifted. What he saw was a horrific scene; the deceased was being burnt in
fire and screaming out for help from Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu)
O ‘Ali (Radi allahu
ta'ala anhu) ! I am drowned in fire and I am burning in
fire.
Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu). He lifted his hands in the court of his Merciful
Allah (Azza wa jal) and began to pray with
utmost humility for the forgiveness of the deceased. A voice from Ghayb echoed,
‘O ‘Ali (Azza wa jal) ! Do not intercede for him as he
Listening to this voice, Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Azza wa jal) became even more sad; he
(Azza wa jal) prostrated and began to cry. (With tears in his
eyes) he said, ‘Ya Allah (Azza wa jal) !
O Creator (Azza wa jal) do not disappoint me in
front of him, have mercy on him and forgive this helpless man.’ Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) continued to pray in the court of Allah (Azza wa jal). He then heard a voice say, ‘O’ Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) !
Dear Islamic brothers! Did you see? Allah (Azza wa jal) not only blessed a fire worshipper with faith
for honouring Ramadan but also granted him the eternal blessings of Heaven. All
those heedless brothers who don’t honour Ramadan at all despite being Muslims
should learn some lesson from this parable. They do not fast, dare to smoke
cigarettes and chew Pan (betel) in front of fasting Muslims and some are so
shameless that they even eat and drink publicly.
Remember! The honourable scholars of Islam (Rahmathulla Allayhy) have stated, ‘If anyone eats or drinks
deliberately in public during the day in Ramadan without a Shar’i exemption,
his punishment is that he will be killed (by the Islamic ruler).’ (Durr-e-Mukhtar ma’ Rad-dul-Muhtar, pp. 392, vol. 3)
Horrific scene of grave!
Once Amir-ul-Muminin, Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) went to a cemetery in Kufa to visit graves.
Seeing a newly-prepared grave, he (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) desired to get to know of its internal state, so he (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) implored Allah (Azza wa jal)
humbly, ‘Ya Allah (Azza wa jal) reveal to me the condition of the deceased
buried in this grave.’ Immediately, all the veils between him and the deceased
were lifted. What he saw was a horrific scene; the deceased was being burnt in
fire and screaming out for help from Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu)
O ‘Ali (Radi allahu
ta'ala anhu) ! I am drowned in fire and I am burning in
fire.
The dreadful scene of the grave and the screams of the deceased
person saddened
Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu). He lifted his hands in the court of his Merciful
Allah (Azza wa jal) and began to pray with
utmost humility for the forgiveness of the deceased. A voice from Ghayb echoed,
‘O ‘Ali (Azza wa jal) ! Do not intercede for him as he
used to disrespect Ramadan in spite of fasting, he did not refrain
from committing sins
even in Ramadan, he used to fast during the day but would indulge
in sins at night.’
Listening to this voice, Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Azza wa jal) became even more sad; he
(Azza wa jal) prostrated and began to cry. (With tears in his
eyes) he said, ‘Ya Allah (Azza wa jal) !
Please accept my supplication, this man has called out to me for
help with high hopes,
O Creator (Azza wa jal) do not disappoint me in
front of him, have mercy on him and forgive this helpless man.’ Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) continued to pray in the court of Allah (Azza wa jal). He then heard a voice say, ‘O’ Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) !
We have forgiven him for the sake of your grieved heart.’ The man
was then relieved of punishment. (Anis-ul-Waizin,
pp. 25)
Penalty for eating publicly in Ramadan
Dear Islamic brothers! Did you see? Allah (Azza wa jal) not only blessed a fire worshipper with faith
for honouring Ramadan but also granted him the eternal blessings of Heaven. All
those heedless brothers who don’t honour Ramadan at all despite being Muslims
should learn some lesson from this parable. They do not fast, dare to smoke
cigarettes and chew Pan (betel) in front of fasting Muslims and some are so
shameless that they even eat and drink publicly.
Remember! The honourable scholars of Islam (Rahmathulla Allayhy) have stated, ‘If anyone eats or drinks
deliberately in public during the day in Ramadan without a Shar’i exemption,
his punishment is that he will be killed (by the Islamic ruler).’ (Durr-e-Mukhtar ma’ Rad-dul-Muhtar, pp. 392, vol. 3)
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Who will be destitute on Judgement Day ?
The Holy Prophet (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) once asked his companions (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) , ‘Do you know as to who a destitute person is?’ They replied, ‘Ya Rasulallah (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) the one who does not have wealth is a destitute.’ He (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said, ‘The destitute in my Ummah is the one who will be brought on the Judgement Day with Salah, fasts and charity (in his
book of deeds) but would have abused and accused someone, he would have taken wealth
unlawfully and shed blood (or) beaten someone and as a result of these sins, his good deeds
will be taken from him. If he runs out of good deeds and there are still claimants (against
him), he would have to take the sins of the oppressed (people) and would resultantly be
thrown into Hell.’ (Sahih Muslim, pp. 1394, Hadiš 2581)
Who will be destitute on Judgement Day ?
The Holy Prophet (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) once asked his companions (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) , ‘Do you know as to who a destitute person is?’ They replied, ‘Ya Rasulallah (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) the one who does not have wealth is a destitute.’ He (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said, ‘The destitute in my Ummah is the one who will be brought on the Judgement Day with Salah, fasts and charity (in his
book of deeds) but would have abused and accused someone, he would have taken wealth
unlawfully and shed blood (or) beaten someone and as a result of these sins, his good deeds
will be taken from him. If he runs out of good deeds and there are still claimants (against
him), he would have to take the sins of the oppressed (people) and would resultantly be
thrown into Hell.’ (Sahih Muslim, pp. 1394, Hadiš 2581)
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Portals of Heaven are opened
Dear Islamic brothers! In Ramadan the gates of mercy and Heaven are opened, those of
55Hell are closed and the devils are chained. Sayyiduna Abu Hurairah (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu)
Has narrated that the Prophet of Rahmah, the Intercessor of Ummah (Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) Would say to his companions (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu), The month of Ramadan has arrived; it is a very blessed month. Allah (Azza wa jal) has commanded you to fast in it. In this month, the gates of the skies are opened and those of Hell are closed. Satans are kept in chains. In this month there is a blessed night called Laila-tul-Qadr which is greater than a thousand months. The person who is deprived of its blessings is (completely) deprived.’ (Sunan Nasai, pp. 129, vol. 4)
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Black spot on heart
A Hadiš states, ‘When a person commits a sin, a black spot is marked on his heart. If he
commits another sin another black spot is marked on his heart (and this carries on) until
his (whole) heart becomes black. Then advice has no effect on his heart.’ (Ad-Dur-rul-Manšur, pp. 446, vol. 8)
It’s obvious that if someone’s heart is rusty and black then how can words of piety and
advice affect him? It becomes extremely difficult for such a person to avoid sins in Ramadan as well as in other months, and he finds it hard to perform good deeds. If somehow he does manage to occupy himself in acts of piety he does not enjoy himself carrying them out and tries to find the ways to avoid the Sunnah-Inspiring Madani environment. His Nafs makes him have long hopes and he becomes heedless and eventually dissociates himself from the Madani environment. Such a person wastes the blessed moments of Ramadan, playing and listening to music, playing cards and chess, gossiping, chatting etc. and thereby ruins these sacred and blessed moments.
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Black spot on heart
A Hadiš states, ‘When a person commits a sin, a black spot is marked on his heart. If he
commits another sin another black spot is marked on his heart (and this carries on) until
his (whole) heart becomes black. Then advice has no effect on his heart.’ (Ad-Dur-rul-Manšur, pp. 446, vol. 8)
It’s obvious that if someone’s heart is rusty and black then how can words of piety and
advice affect him? It becomes extremely difficult for such a person to avoid sins in Ramadan as well as in other months, and he finds it hard to perform good deeds. If somehow he does manage to occupy himself in acts of piety he does not enjoy himself carrying them out and tries to find the ways to avoid the Sunnah-Inspiring Madani environment. His Nafs makes him have long hopes and he becomes heedless and eventually dissociates himself from the Madani environment. Such a person wastes the blessed moments of Ramadan, playing and listening to music, playing cards and chess, gossiping, chatting etc. and thereby ruins these sacred and blessed moments.
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Amusement in nights of Ramadan
Dear Islamic brothers! These two parables should serve as an eye-opener for us. Man
makes merry so long as he is alive, but when he dies, his eyes do not close, in actual fact,
they open. Righteous deeds and the wealth spent in the path of Allah (Azza wa jal)
benefit the deceased, but it is unlikely that the wealth the deceased leaves behind will be spent wisely. There is just a little hope that the heirs of the deceased will spend his wealth in the path
of Allah(Azza wa jal) for the betterment of his afterlife. If the deceased left unlawful (Haram) wealth and instruments of sins such as musical instruments, a game shop, a music centre, a cinema, a pub, a casino, an illegal business etc. he would face severe and unimaginable suffering in his grave.
In the parable ‘Horrific Scene of Grave’ we can imagine the horrible punishment given to
the deceased who disrespects Ramadan. All of us should take some lesson from it. Unfortunately, during the sacred nights of Ramadan many youngsters play cricket, football etc. in streets. They not only waste these precious moments by depriving themselves of worshipping but disturb other people as well. They neither worship themselves nor let others do. These amusements make a Muslim heedless of Allah (Azza wa jal) therefore righteous Muslims always stay away from them. Let alone playing, the pious Muslims avoid even watching and listening to commentaries of such useless activities. Therefore, we must avoid these things, especially in the sacred moments of Ramadan
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Amusement in nights of Ramadan
Dear Islamic brothers! These two parables should serve as an eye-opener for us. Man
makes merry so long as he is alive, but when he dies, his eyes do not close, in actual fact,
they open. Righteous deeds and the wealth spent in the path of Allah (Azza wa jal)
benefit the deceased, but it is unlikely that the wealth the deceased leaves behind will be spent wisely. There is just a little hope that the heirs of the deceased will spend his wealth in the path
of Allah(Azza wa jal) for the betterment of his afterlife. If the deceased left unlawful (Haram) wealth and instruments of sins such as musical instruments, a game shop, a music centre, a cinema, a pub, a casino, an illegal business etc. he would face severe and unimaginable suffering in his grave.
In the parable ‘Horrific Scene of Grave’ we can imagine the horrible punishment given to
the deceased who disrespects Ramadan. All of us should take some lesson from it. Unfortunately, during the sacred nights of Ramadan many youngsters play cricket, football etc. in streets. They not only waste these precious moments by depriving themselves of worshipping but disturb other people as well. They neither worship themselves nor let others do. These amusements make a Muslim heedless of Allah (Azza wa jal) therefore righteous Muslims always stay away from them. Let alone playing, the pious Muslims avoid even watching and listening to commentaries of such useless activities. Therefore, we must avoid these things, especially in the sacred moments of Ramadan
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Horrific scene of grave!
Once Amir-ul-Muminin, Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) went to a cemetery in Kufa to visit graves. Seeing a newly-prepared grave, he (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) desired to get to know of its internal state, so he (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) implored Allah (Azza wa jal)
humbly, ‘Ya Allah (Azza wa jal) reveal to me the condition of the deceased buried in this grave.’ Immediately, all the veils between him and the deceased were lifted. What he saw was a horrific scene; the deceased was being burnt in fire and screaming out for help from Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu)
O ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) ! I am drowned in fire and I am burning in fire.
The dreadful scene of the grave and the screams of the deceased person saddened
Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu). He lifted his hands in the court of his Merciful
Allah (Azza wa jal) and began to pray with utmost humility for the forgiveness of the deceased. A voice from Ghayb echoed, ‘O ‘Ali (Azza wa jal) ! Do not intercede for him as he
used to disrespect Ramadan in spite of fasting, he did not refrain from committing sins
even in Ramadan, he used to fast during the day but would indulge in sins at night.’
Listening to this voice, Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Azza wa jal) became even more sad; he
(Azza wa jal) prostrated and began to cry. (With tears in his eyes) he said, ‘Ya Allah (Azza wa jal) !
Please accept my supplication, this man has called out to me for help with high hopes,
O Creator (Azza wa jal) do not disappoint me in front of him, have mercy on him and forgive this helpless man.’ Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) continued to pray in the court of Allah (Azza wa jal). He then heard a voice say, ‘O’ Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) !
We have forgiven him for the sake of your grieved heart.’ The man was then relieved of punishment. (Anis-ul-Waizin, pp. 25)
Horrific scene of grave!
Once Amir-ul-Muminin, Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) went to a cemetery in Kufa to visit graves. Seeing a newly-prepared grave, he (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) desired to get to know of its internal state, so he (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) implored Allah (Azza wa jal)
humbly, ‘Ya Allah (Azza wa jal) reveal to me the condition of the deceased buried in this grave.’ Immediately, all the veils between him and the deceased were lifted. What he saw was a horrific scene; the deceased was being burnt in fire and screaming out for help from Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu)
O ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) ! I am drowned in fire and I am burning in fire.
The dreadful scene of the grave and the screams of the deceased person saddened
Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu). He lifted his hands in the court of his Merciful
Allah (Azza wa jal) and began to pray with utmost humility for the forgiveness of the deceased. A voice from Ghayb echoed, ‘O ‘Ali (Azza wa jal) ! Do not intercede for him as he
used to disrespect Ramadan in spite of fasting, he did not refrain from committing sins
even in Ramadan, he used to fast during the day but would indulge in sins at night.’
Listening to this voice, Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Azza wa jal) became even more sad; he
(Azza wa jal) prostrated and began to cry. (With tears in his eyes) he said, ‘Ya Allah (Azza wa jal) !
Please accept my supplication, this man has called out to me for help with high hopes,
O Creator (Azza wa jal) do not disappoint me in front of him, have mercy on him and forgive this helpless man.’ Sayyiduna ‘Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) continued to pray in the court of Allah (Azza wa jal). He then heard a voice say, ‘O’ Ali (Radi allahu ta'ala anhu) !
We have forgiven him for the sake of your grieved heart.’ The man was then relieved of punishment. (Anis-ul-Waizin, pp. 25)
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Amusement in nights of Ramadan
Dear Islamic brothers! These two parables should serve as an eye-opener for us. Man
makes merry so long as he is alive, but when he dies, his eyes do not close, in actual fact,
they open. Righteous deeds and the wealth spent in the path of Allah (Azza wa jal)
benefit the deceased, but it is unlikely that the wealth the deceased leaves behind will be spent wisely. There is just a little hope that the heirs of the deceased will spend his wealth in the path of Allah (Azza wa jal) for the betterment of his afterlife. If the deceased left unlawful (Haram) wealth and instruments of sins such as musical instruments, a game shop, a music centre, a cinema, a pub, a casino, an illegal business etc. he would face severe and unimaginable suffering in his grave.
In the parable ‘Horrific Scene of Grave’ we can imagine the horrible punishment given to
the deceased who disrespects Ramadan. All of us should take some lesson from it. Unfortunately, during the sacred nights of Ramadan many youngsters play cricket, football etc. in streets. They not only waste these precious moments by depriving themselves of worshipping but disturb other people as well. They neither worship themselves nor let others do. These amusements make a Muslim heedless of Allah (Azza wa jal) therefore righteous Muslims always stay away from them. Let alone playing, the pious Muslims avoid even watching and listening to commentaries of such useless activities. Therefore, we must avoid these things, especially in the sacred moments of Ramadan
makes merry so long as he is alive, but when he dies, his eyes do not close, in actual fact,
they open. Righteous deeds and the wealth spent in the path of Allah (Azza wa jal)
benefit the deceased, but it is unlikely that the wealth the deceased leaves behind will be spent wisely. There is just a little hope that the heirs of the deceased will spend his wealth in the path of Allah (Azza wa jal) for the betterment of his afterlife. If the deceased left unlawful (Haram) wealth and instruments of sins such as musical instruments, a game shop, a music centre, a cinema, a pub, a casino, an illegal business etc. he would face severe and unimaginable suffering in his grave.
In the parable ‘Horrific Scene of Grave’ we can imagine the horrible punishment given to
the deceased who disrespects Ramadan. All of us should take some lesson from it. Unfortunately, during the sacred nights of Ramadan many youngsters play cricket, football etc. in streets. They not only waste these precious moments by depriving themselves of worshipping but disturb other people as well. They neither worship themselves nor let others do. These amusements make a Muslim heedless of Allah (Azza wa jal) therefore righteous Muslims always stay away from them. Let alone playing, the pious Muslims avoid even watching and listening to commentaries of such useless activities. Therefore, we must avoid these things, especially in the sacred moments of Ramadan
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Tuesday, June 3, 2014
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