🕋 Do Five Things and You Will Become Righteous (Muttaqi) 🕋 Shaykh-ul-Hadith Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Zakariyya Kandhlawi (Rahimahullah) once addressed the scholars and said: "The essence of my entire life is that if you do five things, you will become righteous (Muttaqi): (1) Companionship of the People of Allah (Musabahah): Meaning, staying in the company of the pious servants of Allah. (2) Consistency in the Remembrance of Allah (Mudawamah): Meaning, remembering Allah regularly with constancy. (3) Protection from Sins (Muhafazah): Meaning, abstaining from evil deeds and vices. (4) Distance from the Causes of Sin (Muba'adah): Meaning, staying away from the means and opportunities that lead to sin. (5) Adherence to the Sunnahs (Muwazabah): Meaning, fully organizing and managing one's life according to the Sunnahs. (May Allah Almighty grant everyone the ability to act upon the aforementioned points. Ameen.) Ameen. * Malfoozat Shaykh-ul-Hadith (R.A) * Presented by: Dar-ul-Ifta, Idara Faiz Shaykh Zakariyya (R.A), Ahmedabad, Gujarat

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The Punishment of a Jealous Person is Your Patience

The Punishment of a Jealous Person is Your Patience

The father of Imam Abu Hanifah (R.A) passed away. He sat for three days for condolences. After three days, he came out and arrived at the public square. A certain man was envious of him and was a fierce opponent; the entire area knew that he was against the Imam. When the Imam came out, there were many people in the square, and that man also came from the opposite side. After saying "Assalamu Alaikum", he said, "Abu Hanifah! I heard your father passed away?" The Imam replied, "Yes." He said, "Marry your mother to me." Allahu Akbar! Such a harsh sentence that it pierces a person's sleep, making it impossible to sleep. The Imam remained standing. The sentence was harsh, but the matter itself was within Islamic law (Shariah), it was not un-Islamic. The disciples and devotees who were with the Imam drew their swords from their scabbards. The Imam said, "Be quiet, we are not helpless or abandoned." Hazrat Imam Abu Hanifah (R.A) gathered all his courage, wiped away the tears that glistened in his eyes, and with gathered composure, said, "My friend, you have proposed that I marry my mother to you." "So let her waiting period (Iddah) pass. I will take your name and speak to Mother. If she wishes to marry you, I have no objection." Saying this, he held the arms of his friends and moved to the next square. Suddenly, that man fell heavily to the ground and his soul departed (he died). People asked, "Hazrat, what happened to him?" The Imam replied, "He thought I was helpless and abandoned. Nothing happened to him; the patience (Sabr) of Abu Hanifah has taken his life." Many times people say very harsh words which cause immense pain. Jealousy is a very evil thing; may Allah protect us all from its evil. Ameen. "Seerat-o-Tarikh of Imam-e-Azam Abu Hanifah", Page No. 125 Note: Forward this message to others so that Allah may change someone's life through you. ___________📝📝___________ Narrated. Selection: Islamic Tube Pro App