"We do not accept Iran's sect, nor do we agree with its policies, and we do not forget its oppression and injustices. However, if any external disbeliever attacks it, the demand of the religion is by no means that we rejoice over the dominance of the disbeliever, or help them, or wish that any land of the Muslims should fall into their control. There can be disagreement, there can be opposition, and warnings can also be given. But the necks of Muslims cannot be handed over to an enemy who is lying in wait for the entire Ummah, and the fact cannot be ignored that an extraordinary number of Ahl-us-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah is also present in Iran, which does not differentiate between religion and sect, but rather targets Islam as a whole. We pray to Allah that He removes the evil, stops the bloodshed, reforms the situation, and protects the oppressed Muslims all over the world." (Ameen) > Palestinian Preacher, Jihad Helles — Gaza *Follow our channel for more posts* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5sIvuBKfi0pDP0py1H

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An Incident of Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar (RA) and Honoring a Father's Friend

An Incident of Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar (RA) and Honoring a Father's Friend

Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar (RA) was once going on a journey, likely for Hajj or Umrah. According to the custom of well-to-do Arabs, while traveling, he took a mule-like donkey along with his riding camel (Arab donkeys are not like the donkeys in our region; rather, they possess the characteristics of our mules). What used to happen was that during the journey, when he would grow tired of riding the camel, he would ride the donkey for a while. It also had a saddle on it. On the way, at an unfamiliar place, a rural Bedouin came across them. You (Hazrat Ibn Umar) immediately dismounted and treated him with great respect, then took off your turban (Amamah) and placed it on the Bedouin's head, and handed over the donkey to him. The companions and disciples of Hazrat Ibn Umar (RA) said, "You gave a whole ride and a turban to a villager?" You replied, "This gentleman is a friend of my father," and then recited a Hadith, the meaning of which is that a form of goodness towards one's father is to treat his friends well. And the minimum degree of good treatment is to pray for him. It comes in the noble Hadith that when a person prays for another, an angel from Allah stands there and says: "Wa laka mithlu dhalik" (And for you the same). When an innocent angel prays, its acceptance is guaranteed. _____________________________________ (Book: Monthly Falah-e-Dareen Karachi (November) Page Number: 21 Selection: Islamic Tube Pro App)