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Numarul mesajelor : 667 Data de inscriere : 2009-06-13 Varsta : 50 Localizare : Cairo, Egypt
| Subject: Islamic Thoughts Fri Jan 21, 2011 6:09 am | |
| “The realities of life are harsh and discomforting. And there is nothing more discomforting than truth. So we seek refuge in lies. We indulge in denial, because we wish to avoid the pain of facing realities. But the problem is that we can deceive ourselves only for so long, for we cannot ignore the inevitable indefinitely. We may attempt to temporize knowing that we have to face realities eventually.”
Khalid Mahmoud
http://www.restoringthemind.com/newsdetail.php?newsid=13
“I never talked with someone but sincerely wished that Allah guard him, protect him from sin and misdeed, and guide him; and I never debated with someone but sincerely wished that we would come upon truth, regardless of whether he or I should be the one to think of it first.”
Imaam Ash-Shaafi`i
There is nothing hindering people to seek the mercy of Allah. All they have to do is to seek it directly from Allah without mediation or intercession except heading to Him in obedience, hope, confidence and submission.
Sayyid Qutb
In the Shade of the Qur’an
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Numarul mesajelor : 667 Data de inscriere : 2009-06-13 Varsta : 50 Localizare : Cairo, Egypt
| Subject: Re: Islamic Thoughts Sat Feb 05, 2011 7:31 pm | |
| Don’t feel ashamed when giving little for charity; that is because there is always goodness in giving no matter how little. Ali Ibn Abi-Talib Translated by: Amany Elmorshidy
Materialistic civilization has not provided for man except demise and life which goes on in futility and ends up in vain. On the contrary, Islam provides bestowal for immortality and life going on for the true wisdom behind it and moving from one phase to another according to constant laws of divine justice. In divine justice, no deed goes in vain, even if it was an atom’s weight of good or evil….” Then shall anyone who has done an atom’s weight of good, see it! And anyone who has done an atom’s weight of evil, shall see it.” (TMQ[1], 99:7, 8) Dr. Mustapha Mahmoud Translated by: Amany Elmorshidy http://www.islamicquotes.net/blog/ | |
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Numarul mesajelor : 667 Data de inscriere : 2009-06-13 Varsta : 50 Localizare : Cairo, Egypt
| Subject: Re: Islamic Thoughts Thu Mar 17, 2011 9:29 pm | |
| “The highest rank of intention in seeking knowledge is seeking knowledge of the Qur’an and Sunnah and knowledge of the laws of Allah. The meanest intentions are those seeking the answers to hypothetical questions, that is neither divine nor real, or those who are hesitant and follow the words of others and do not have any intention to know what is right. It is rare if any of those obtain benefit from gaining knowledge” [al-Fawwaid]
“Whenever Allah, the Exalted prevents His believing servant from something during this worldly life, He will bestow upon him something which is better and more useful to him. It should be noted that this is only granted to the believers.” [al-Fawwaid]
“The Prophet (peace be upon him) established a relationship between the fear of Allah and good character, because fearing Allah improves the relation between the servant and Allah, and good character improves the relation between a person and others. Therefore, fearing Allah makes it possible for Allah to love him, and good manners makes it possible for people to love that person.” [al-Fawwaid]
“Be satisfied with whatever Allah grants you from this worldly life. Walking thereon is like walking in a land that is filled with beasts, and water that teams with crocodiles. That which causes delight, turns to be the source of grief. Pain is found in the midst of pleasures, and delights are derived from its sorrows. As a bird sees the wheat, so does one’s insight perceive polytheism, while vain desires render its holder blind.” [al-Fawwaid]
“Whosoever causes his heart to settle with his Lord shall find himself in a calm and tranquil condition and whosoever sends it amongst the people shall be disturbed and excessively perturbed.” (The Hardness of The Heart)
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