*Look at this picture and understand where Muslims stand in today's India.* ✍️: Samiullah Khan Muslims are standing at the gunpoint of Hindutva governments. Hindu politicians driven mad by Muslim-enmity, like Yogi Adityanath, have turned the lives of Muslims into a game for their vengeful satisfaction. In every election, the Uttar Pradesh police resort to violence against Muslim voters to stop them, and today crossed all limits when the UP police aimed guns at Muslim voters. Elections are called the festival of democracy and voting is deemed the citizens' weapon, but it appears that the doors of democracy have been shut for Muslims in Uttar Pradesh. The system's hooliganism is at its absolute peak, and leave aside democracy, even human rights for Muslims in Uttar Pradesh are under a question mark! The way the Uttar Pradesh police tried to stop Muslim voters from voting at gunpoint today is an extremely severe injustice and cruelty against democracy and the Constitution of India. If a movement is launched against Yogi Adityanath's arbitrary actions based on this, the government will have to accept the pressure, and in the future, BJP governments in other states will not dare to point guns at Muslims' voting rights. This task should be undertaken by the political parties that call themselves secular, and prominent national figures should converse with secular politicians to initiate this movement. Otherwise, the same will happen in every election, and a day will come when Muslims themselves will be terrified to participate in voting.

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The Reality of this World and Preparation for the Final Journey

The Reality of this World and Preparation for the Final Journey

The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) used to say: "What connection do I have with the world? My example and the example of this world is like a rider who stops under the shade of a tree (to take rest), then leaves it and moves on." Prophet Isa (Jesus - peace be upon him) advised his companions: "Pass through (this world), do not engage yourselves in building or populating it." A man went to Hazrat Abu Dharr (Radi Allahu Anhu) and started looking around his house (but saw nothing that could be called household goods or possessions). He asked, "Where is your luggage/goods?" He replied, "We have another home (Paradise), and our focus is entirely towards that." The man said, "As long as you are here, some luggage and possessions are necessary." He replied, "The Master of the house will not let us stay here." Hazrat Umar bin Abdul Aziz (Rahmatullah Alaih) said in his sermon: "This world is not your permanent abode. Allah Ta'ala has decreed destruction and annihilation for it, and has decreed a journey for its people. How many inhabited homes will soon become desolate, and how many residents of houses who are envied today will very soon depart! Therefore, prepare well for the departure, and the best provision for the journey is piety (Taqwa), so take it along." Hazrat Ata al-Sulami (RA) used to pray: "O my Lord! Have mercy on my strangeness in this world, have mercy on my loneliness/dread in the grave, and have mercy on me tomorrow on the occasion of presentation before You." Hazrat Dawud al-Ta'i (RA) says: I asked Hazrat Atwan bin Amr al-Taymi (RA), "What is the minimum expectation/hope regarding life?" He replied, "Only as long as a single breath lasts." When this was mentioned to Hazrat Fudayl bin Iyad (RA), he wept and said, "Hazrat Atwan (RA) remained highly alert regarding death, which is why he said 'until the breath lasts', meaning he feared he might die before completing that very breath." Hazrat Habib Abu Muhammad (RA) used to write his will every day (just as it is made at the time of death) specifying who would perform his ritual bath (Ghusl), etc., and he used to weep morning and evening. When his wife was asked about the reason for his weeping, she said, "He fears Allah Ta'ala, thinking that since evening has come, perhaps morning will not come, and if morning has come, perhaps evening will not come." Hazrat Hasan (al-Basri - RA) said: "O son of Adam! Two mounts are carrying you on a journey; the night hands you over to the day, and the day hands you over to the night, until one day they both hand you over to the Hereafter. Who is in greater danger than you?" Imam Awza'i (RA) wrote to one of his brothers: "Understand that you have been surrounded from all sides, and you are being dragged continuously night and day; fear Allah Ta'ala and facing Him." _____________________________________ Book: Waqt ka Behtareen Istemaal (Pages 162-163) Author: Muhammad Bashir Juma Selection: Islamic Tube Pro App