The spies of Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi (Rahmatullah Alaih) informed him that there is a religious scholar who delivers very eloquent speeches and has become very popular among the people. The Sultan said, "Go on." The spies said, "There is something wrong that we are sensing, but we are unable to express it in words." The Sultan said, "Describe whatever you have seen and heard." The spies said that he says: "The Jihad against one's own self (Nafs) is superior, educating children is an excellent Jihad, and striving for household responsibilities is also a Jihad." The Sultan said, "Is there any doubt about that??" The spy said that they have no doubt, but that scholar says: "What has been achieved from wars?? Only bloodshed and slaughter, only corpses; wars have either made you a killer or the killed." The Sultan became restless and stood up, deciding at that very moment to meet the scholar. He met him in disguise and immediately asked a question upon arrival: "Sir, please suggest some method by which Bait-ul-Muqaddas (Jerusalem) can be liberated and atrocities against Muslims can be ended without war??" The scholar replied, "Pray (make Dua)." The Sultan's face turned red with anger; he had understood that this scholar was more dangerous than the entire Crusader army. The Sultan first cut off that scholar's finger with his dagger, and he began to scream terribly. Now the Sultan said, "Will you tell the truth or should I cut off your neck too?" It was revealed that the white-clothed scholar was a Jew; Jews knew Arabic very well, and he took advantage of this. The Sultan found that lessons like his had now become common in sermons, and it was with great difficulty that this mischief (Fitna) could be stopped. This mischief is still ongoing with full force today.

ارے بھائی!

اگر آپ ہزاروں کتابیں، نعتیں، تصاویر، ویڈیوز، اخبار، مضامین، قبلہ نما، اوقات نماز، اسلامک گھڑی اور بہت کچھ آسانی کے ساتھ حاصل کرنا چاہتے ہیں تو بس ہمارے Islamic Tube ایپ کو پلے سٹور سے انسٹال کرو، اور بالکل مفت اور آسانی کے ساتھ اسلامک مواد حاصل کرو

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That's amazing!

That's amazing!

There is a bakery near our house. Usually in the evening, on my way back from work, I buy some items from there for tomorrow's breakfast and head home. Today, as I was coming out of the bakery with the items, I ran into our neighbor, Irfan Bhai. He was also coming out of the bakery. I greeted him and asked, "What did you buy, Irfan Bhai?" He replied, "Nothing much, Hanif Bhai! Just some chicken patties and jalebis for my wife and kids." I laughed and said, "Why... did sister-in-law not cook food today?" He said, "No, no, Hanif Bhai! That’s not the case... actually, I felt a bit hungry at the office this evening, so my colleagues ordered chicken patties and jalebis. I ate them there, so I thought, the poor woman sitting at home, where would she go to eat... let me buy some for her too. It wouldn't be fair that I eat whatever my heart desires at the office, and tell my wife and kids to eat only what is cooked at home." I stared at his face in astonishment because I had never thought about it this way until today. I said, "What's the harm in that, Irfan Bhai? If you eat something at the office, then sister-in-law and the kids must also be eating whatever they desire at home." He replied, "No, no, Hanif Bhai! That poor woman keeps even the smallest thing aside for me... to the extent that if something comes from the neighbors' house, she sets my share apart first and gives it to the children later. Now, wouldn't it be selfish of me to enjoy myself there among friends?" I said in surprise, "Enjoy yourself? These chicken patties... these jalebis... is this enjoying yourself, Irfan Bhai? Such ordinary things!" He said, "Whatever it is, Hanif Bhai! I am afraid that in the Hereafter, I might be questioned about this very thing—that I married and brought someone’s sister and daughter, but I was enjoying myself with friends while the poor woman was sitting at home eating simple lentils and bread." I kept looking at him in amazement, and he continued speaking. "Look... when we marry and bring someone’s sister and daughter, right... she is also a human being like us. She also feels hungry... she also has desires... her heart also longs to eat different kinds of things... to dress up... to go out and travel... to lock her up in the house like birds, and then feel proud just by providing a two-time meal—thinking we achieved a great feat... this is not humanity... this is selfishness. And then, what we do with someone else’s sister and daughter, the same happens with our sister and daughter." His last sentence shook me completely... I had never thought from this perspective until today. I said, "Kudos to you, Irfan Bhai! You have given me a new angle to think." As I turned back, he asked, "Where are you going?" I replied, "To get ice cream... I had ice cream at the office this afternoon."