The Message of Islam

20/02/2025

On the authority of Abū Hurayrah that the Messenger of Allah (
) said:

"One who believes in Allah and the Last Day should either speak good or keep
silent, and one who believes in Allah and the Last Day should be generous to his
neighbor, and one who believes in Allah and the Last Day should be generous
to his guest."

(Narrated by al-Bukhāri and Muslim)

20/02/2025

"The blood of a Muslim person is not permitted [to be shed]

Except in 3 Cases:

1. Adultery (A person who commits adultery while being married (or having been in a valid marital relationship) requires strict proof, and punishments are applied cautiously.

2. A Life for a Life – This refers to Qisas (retributive justice), meaning that if a person unjustly kills another, they may face the death penalty unless the victim's family forgives them or accepts Diyah (blood money).

3, This applies to someone who leaves Islam (apostasy) and simultaneously acts as a threat to the Muslim community, such as by committing treason or inciting rebellion. The interpretation and implementation of this ruling vary across Islamic schools of thought and historical contexts.
(Apostasy is only punishable when it includes treason or rebellion, not personal disbelief alone.)

18/02/2025

⚡💛 True faith is reflected in a person's sincere care, empathy, and goodwill toward others.
🤲 A believer should desire for others the same goodness, success, and well-being they wish for themselves.
👉This includes material well-being, spiritual growth and good character
When individuals practice this selfless attitude, it fosters unity, love, and a harmonious community.
🧐 It also helps remove jealousy, hatred, and selfishness from hearts, aligning with the Prophet's emphasis on compassion and brotherhood in Islam.

18/02/2025

Hadith 12

عن أَبِي هُرَيْرَةَ –رضي الله عنه- قَالَ: قَالَ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ ﷺ {مِنْ حُسْنِ إسْلَامِ الْمَرْءِ تَرْكُهُ مَا لَا

يَعْنِيهِ}. حَدِيثٌ حَسَنٌ، رَوَاهُ التِّرْمِذِيُّ رقم:[ 2318]، ابن ماجه رقم

17/02/2025

17/02/2025

Do not ask people questions you are comfortable asking yourself

15/02/2025

⚡ Work on your 5 daily prayers 🙇

15/02/2025

13/02/2025

Why does Allah test me when he loves me?

08/02/2025

⚡Spread the message
Sometimes, Allah gives trials to His slaves to bring them back to Him.

08/02/2025

The Example of the Traveler's Supplication

This describes a man who is in a desperate situation:

He is on a long journey, which in Islam makes supplication more likely to be accepted.

He is disheveled and dusty, a state that signifies humility and hardship, further increasing the chances of his du'a being answered.

He raises his hands to the sky, which is a gesture of sincerity in supplication.

He repeatedly calls on "Our Lord, Our Lord", indicating persistence in his prayer.

Despite all these favorable conditions, his supplication is rejected because his food, drink, clothing, and overall nourishment come from unlawful (haram) sources. This illustrates that a person’s spiritual purity is directly linked to the purity of their sustenance and earnings.

06/02/2025

⚡🌟💛 HADITH #8

This hadith, narrated by Abdullah ibn Umar was spoken in a time when Islam was being established in a hostile environment where Muslims were persecuted. It emphasizes that Islam's ultimate goal is for people to recognize and submit to God, but judgment belongs to Allah.

This refers to Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) being commanded by Allah to strive against those who opposed Islam, particularly the Quraysh and other hostile tribes who persecuted Muslims and waged war against them.
The fighting was to continue until people accept Islam or at least stopped opposing it aggressively and perform the prayers and give the zakāh showing a commitment to the faith.

If someone embraces Islam and fulfills its basic duties, their life and property are safe, except in cases where justice requires otherwise.
However even if someone outwardly accepts Islam, their true faith and sincerity are known only to Allah, who will judge them accordingly.

05/02/2025

⚡💛 HADITH #7
This hadith emphasizes that Islam is not just rituals but also sincerity in faith, leadership, and community relationships.

1. Sincerity to Allah – Worship Him alone, love Him, and obey His commands.

2. Sincerity to His Book (Qur’an) – Believe in it, follow its teachings, and spread its message.

3. Sincerity to His Messenger ﷺ – Follow his Sunnah, love him, and defend his honor.

4. Sincerity to the Leaders of Muslims – Obey in righteousness, advise them, and seek justice.

5. Sincerity to the Common People – Treat others with kindness, give good advice, and help those in need.

04/02/2025

HADITH # 6

02/02/2025

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01/02/2025

⚡Read atleast 1 hadith per day

31/01/2025

🔕🔇 This hadith, narrated by Abdullah ibn Masʽūd, explains the stages of human creation, the role of destiny, and the unpredictability of a person's final deeds. Let’s break it down:

1. The Stages of Human Creation

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) describes how a human being is formed in the womb:

First 40 days: The embryo is in the form of a tiny zygote (a fertilized egg).

Next 40 days: It develops into a clinging clot (a stage where the embryo attaches to the womb and begins to form).

Next 40 days: It becomes a morsel of flesh (early fetal development).

After 120 days (4 months): An angel is sent to blow the soul into the fetus, giving it life.

2. The Four Things Written for Every Human

When the angel gives the soul, Allah commands him to write four things about the person’s future:

1. Provision (Rizq) – How much wealth and sustenance they will have.

2. Lifespan (Ajal) – How long they will live.

3. Actions (ʽAmal) – What kind of deeds they will do in life.

4. Final Outcome (Happiness or Misery) – Whether they will be successful in the Hereafter or not.

3. The Role of Destiny and the Unpredictability of Deeds

A person may live righteously and seem destined for Paradise, but near the end of their life, they may turn to sin and enter Hell.

Similarly, a person may live sinfully and seem destined for Hell, but near the end of their life, they may repent and do good deeds, entering Paradise.

Key Lessons from This Hadith

Life and destiny are in Allah’s hands, and we do not know how we will end.

Good deeds should not lead to arrogance, because no one is guaranteed a good ending.

Sins should not lead to despair, because sincere repentance can change a person's final outcome.

We should always ask Allah for a good ending (Husn al-Khātimah), meaning to die while doing good.

This hadith teaches humility, gratitude, and the importance of constantly striving to do good until the very end.