Asif Siddiqi- a student of Quran Academy

 AS human beings, our life in this world is characterized by fluctuating conditions making us happy and sad. No one experiences perpetual bliss or misery. Life by its very nature is a test. Allah says: “He is the One that has created Life and Death in order to test who amongst you is best in conduct.” (Qur’an, 67:2) Pleasant and favorable conditions demand us to be grateful and humble or adverse conditions require us to be patient and to seek Allah’s help. As Believers we ought to believe that every condition is a manifestation of the Will of Allah. What has passed us was not meant to befall us and what has befallen us was not meant to pass us. Assistance comes with patience, relief after affliction and ease after difficulty (Tirmidhi). Our faith and belief is tested when we undergo difficulties and afflictions. These difficulties may be physical, emotional, financial and/or psychological. This is borne out by the following verse: “Verily We will test you with some fear, hunger, an...

 SHARE TWEET SHARE EMAIL Allah SWT blessed Muslims with a beautiful religion that provides its followers a complete guideline on how to live a meaningful life. Islam if truly understood really impacts one’s life greatly giving a sense of calmness, serenity and inner peace with an added sense of purpose and clarity.   It is a known fact that perfection is only the quality possessed by the Almighty. Humans were always flawed and Allah bestowed them with a free will that often leads them to commit some sort of sin(s) whether small or grave. So, He has provided Muslims with an easy supplication that when done with complete sincerity will lead to the eradication of sins. ‘Astaghfirullah’, a simple but powerful dua that a Muslim can read whenever they have the time and Allah will listen. He is merciful and kind. Even in the Quran, Allah has commanded on several instances to ask for forgiveness. This beautiful dua will open doors and ways from places one never imagined. It doesn’t on...

 prayers in the original Qur'anic text as well as in their English translations:   1 / The Distinction, 25:74 "Our Lord! Grant us that our spouses and offspring may be a means of happiness for us, and enable us to lead others in piety (to become a means of the promotion of piety and virtue)."      2 / The Believers, 23:109 ‘Our Lord! We have believed, so forgive us, and have mercy on us, for You are the Best of the merciful.'      3 / The Ant, 27:19 "My Lord! Inspire and guide me so that I may thank You for Your favor which You have bestowed on me and on my parents, and so that I may act righteously in a manner that will please You; and include me (out of Your mercy) among Your righteous servants."      4 / Jonah, 10:10 "All-Glorified You are, O God! (You are absolutely exalted above having any defects and doing anything wrong.)" All praise and gratitude are for God, the Lord of the worlds!"      5 / The Family of Imr...

 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ISSN: 2186-8492, ISSN: 2186-8484 Print www.ajssh.leena-luna.co.jp Leena and Luna International, Oyama, Japan. Copyright © 2015 (株) リナアンドルナインターナショナル, 小山市、日本 P a g e | 186 The Concept and Psychological Effects of Sins in Islam Alam Khan Gumushane University, TURKEY. alamiiui09@gmail.com ABSTRACT There is no doubt that Islam has a clear methodology about everything which is related to mankind and expressed it on easy way to understand it everyone, the subject of sin also discussed in Quran and hadith with detail from various aspects, Allah and his beloved prophet ...

 In the name of Allah, Most Compassionate, Most Merciful, It is surely one of the most disturbing aspects that, many Muslims who come to the houses of Allah, keep their mobile phones switched on. One comes to a place of worship to forget the world and escape materialism but the fact is that their action is saying: “I am here in body, my mind is elsewhere”. The one who does not switch off his mobile phone intentionally during Salat with Jama’ah, and the phone tune constitutes music, is actually committing two sins. Disturbing a fellow Muslim & listening to a musical tune. To harm, disturb and agitate another individual is a sin in itself, let alone when one is engaged in an Ibadah (worship) such as offering Salat. Allah Almighty says: “And those who annoy believing men and women undeservedly bear (on themselves) a calumny and a glaring sin.” (Surah al-Ahzab, V.58) As far as the musical tune is concerned, it should be remembered that those musical tones which create charm, pleasu...

  Support AboutIslam.net. About Islam Search Toggle Menu Home Spirituality Why You Should Remember Death Always AAA Why You Should Remember Death Always Ads by Muslim Ad Network Khurram Murad 26 November, 2019 Allah has created everything with a fixed life span. The Quran states: {It is not given to any soul to die save by Allah’s permission, and at an appointed time. } (Aal `Imran 3: 145.) Indeed there is no certainty in life except death. {Every soul will taste death.} (Aal `Imran 3:185.) Why You Should Remember Death Always - About Islam Quraish Negotiates with the Prophet (Story) Not only is death itself inescapable, but the place and the very day and hour of death have been forever fixed: {No person knows what he will earn tomorrow and no person knows in what land he will die.} (Luqman 31: 34.) {When the time arrives they cannot tarry a single moment nor can they go ahead.} (An-Nahl 16: 61.) In death, we are compelled to return to Allah. In life, however, we can choose to draw...

 The true Muslim is the one who fears Allah; who practices good deeds and avoids committing sins and faults. He sticks to this and makes this a way of his life until he dies. Therefore, the seasons of the good increase his diligence in worship, his keenness on obedience and accustoming himself to the good. If these times are passed, their effects will be represented in his life as lively pictures, a tangible reality, and a perceivable concrete deed. Farewell Ramadan We have bid farewell to an honorable month and a great season. We fasted during daytime and prayed in nights, convenient to us. We recited the Holy Qur’an, increased our zikr (remembrance or Allah) and supplications and gave charity generously. Moreover, we got nearer to Allah through performing acts of closeness to Him, hoping for His rewards and fearing from His punishment. How much efforts we exerted, got our bodies tired, made our hearts filled with Allah’s fear, raised hands in supplication and shed tears. Ramadan ...