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Saturday, October 13, 2012

Allah Will Make a Way Out

Are you stressed? Take a deep breath, and as you release it, let your
heart slow down and be calm. Step back and look at your situation
objectively. It's almost never as bad as you think. Just do your best,
and trust Allah. He will show you a way forward,and bring you through.
He will bring you relief from a direction you did not expect. This is
true. I have experienced it over and over in my life, and itis a
promise from Allah:
"And whoever is conscious of Allah, He willmake for him a way out, And
will provide for him from where he does not expect. And whoever relies
upon Allah – then He is sufficient for him. Indeed, Allah will
accomplish His purpose. Allah has already set for everything a
[decreed] extent." (Quran 65:2-3)
Here is a true story that illustrates this point in anamazing way:
The Hotel Manager
Recently, a Muslim man was caught in a dilemma,where he faced two
choices, both of which were onerous. This man was the manager of one
of the largest hotels in Egypt. The hospitality industry in Egypt is
one of the most competitive in the world so this manager always
strived to provide the best possible service in his hotel. He paid
attention to the smallest details, setthe budget priorities, observed
his staff, and got personally involved whenever a problem occurred. He
was very good at his job. Because of this he was highly valued by his
superiors.
However, there was one element of the job that galled him. A duty that
hefelt ashamed over. In any large hotel in Egypt, serving alcoholic
drinks isa must, and that duty waskilling him inside. He knew that
serving alcohol is haram. It is forbidden by Allah, and whatever money
comes from it is not blessed but haram; but it was part of the job and
had to be taken care of, regardless of how he felt towards it.
Time went by and he performed his job admirably, but this business of
selling alcohol was eating him up inside. Finally he decided to go to
one of the well- known Egyptiansheikhs and ask his advice. After
arranging for an appointment to meet this sheikh, he met him and
explained the problem. The sheikh without hesitation said, "You must
leave this job."
That was not enough of an answer for the manager. He explained tothe
sheikh, "This is the only job I know. I've been working in this field
all my life. I don't know what else to do. I have a wife and children
to take care of. I can't just leave the job and be unemployed and
penniless like so many others in Egypt."
The sheikh replied, "Did you come to me thinking that I might give you
permission to do what Allah forbids? Leave this job for the sake of
Allah."
The man, not knowing what to do, said, "But I have family to take care
of. I'm their only source of money. How will I feedmy children? If I
leave thejob, I won't be able to provide them with the simplest needs
of life. What shall I do?"
The sheikh reminded the manager of a verse from the Quran:
"And whoever is conscious of Allah, He willmake for him a way out, And
will provide for him from where he does not expect. And whoever relies
upon Allah – then He is sufficient for him."
The man returned to the hotel, knowing that he had to make the most
difficult decision of his life. He knew now that this job would not
satisfy Allah. As frightened as he was for his future, he was not
willing to lose his faith and lose the hereafter because of a job; but
he trembled when he thought of the risk he was taking, and the fear of
what the future might hold for himand his family.
At the hotel the manager went about his job, looking normal on the
outside. But inside he was thinking furiously, considering. Then he
made his decision. He decided to quit the job with no regrets. He
became convinced that this was the right thing to do. With a strong
faith and an absolute trust in Allah, he made a plea to the heavens:
"O Allah, I trust You, and I'm doing this only for You. I know you
will make for me away out, so please help me."
He headed directly to his office, sat at his desk, andbegan writing
his resignation.
As he was writing, the phone in front of him rang. It was his superior
at the corporation office, calling with news. The manager was stunned
and could hardly believe the news he heard, but it was true. The man
was informed that he had been promoted and would no longer be
responsible for managing this hotel but instead he would manage a new
hotel located in Al-Madinah, the holy city of our Prophet (peace be
upon him), and right next to the Masjid of the Prophet. Of course,
beingin Saudi Arabia, this new hotel sold no alcohol.
His dua had been answered in a heartbeat, from one moment to the next,
before he even finished the letter of resignation.
Till this day, the man is still the manager of the hotel in Madinah.
Subhan'Allah…
"Our Lord, do not impose blame upon us if we haveforgotten or erred.
Our Lord, and lay not upon usa burden like that which You laid upon
those before us. Our Lord, and burden us not with that which we have
no ability to bear. And pardon us; and forgive us; and have mercy upon
us. You are our protector, so give us victory over the disbelieving
people." (Quran 002.286)

Invite Allah’s Power and Wisdom Into Your Life

Allah's power and wisdom are limitless and beyond our comprehension.
But guess what? There is a key that brings Allah's infinite wisdom
into play in your life. That key is prayer. Salat and dua' arelike a
special hotline that transcends the veils of space and time and goes
directly to Allah. Prayer is the means and the voice that Allah has
given us to speak to Him, ask His forgiveness, and request His
assistance and wisdom in any situation that we are dealing with.And it
works.
"And when My servants ask you, [O Muhammad], concerning Me – indeed I
am near. I respond to theinvocation of the supplicant when he calls
upon Me. So let them respond to Me and believe in Me that they may be
guided." Quran, Al-Baqarah 2:186
Miracles happen every day. Do you not believe that miracles can happen
in your life as well? Do you think that you are too insignificant for
that?SubhanAllah. Allah sees and knows every fallen leaf, every grain
in the darkness of the earth; and He knows your innermost thoughts. He
iscloser to you than your jugular vein. (Quran 50:16)
Do you think that Allah's nearness to you is because He mistrusts you?
No! Allah has nothing to fear from you,and therefore nothing to
mistrust. Allah is near to you because He loves you. He is near to you
because He cares about you and understands your pain. He is near to
you so that He can help you. You matter, as much as the ocean, the
trees and the stars. You are important to Allah, not asa general
concept, but you, as an individual person with your own private needs
and fears. You only have to turn to Him, and call upon Him; and His
wisdom, power and guidance will manifest in your life.
I personally went through a very difficult period when I was younger.
At the time I feltthat I had failed in life. I was beginning to feel
some despair. But I kept my faith in Allah, and I prayed to Him in the
day and the dark of the night. I trusted Allah, and I knew that He
would notabandon me. And then the last person I would expect, an
acquaintance who I hardly knew and who had no reason to care about me
or my situation, suddenly took an interest and began helping me.
Within a short period of time I hada job, and was able to get my own
apartment, and my life had changed completely. It was literally a
miracle. Even now it blows my mind. Allah stepped into that situation,
and He made the impossible possible, because I believed in Himand I
prayed.
Miracles happen every day. Allah hears you. You matter.
"O You the Ever Living Who sustains all that exists! O You Who
createdthe heavens and the earth without precedence. O You, Who Owns
the glory and the honor, none has the rightto be worshipped except
You. We seek refuge withYour mercy. Grant Us success in all of our
matters. Please, do not abandon us to rely on ourselves even for an
instant nor on any of Your creation." – (dua' mentioned in Tafsir ibn
Kathir)

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He studies in a mixed environment and when he interacts with his female classmate she doubts his actions

The learning environment am in forces me to be close to this
particular sister in islam. I treat her with all da respect a muslim
brother should give to a sister. However she doubts most of my actions
to her, and most of my favours to her, even though she acceptsthem
sometimes. please note that I dont do this very often or in a manner
that would suggest evil thoughts. This behaviour hurts me,considering
the fact thatI know I am very much sincere in all that I do to her and
I have no bad intentions. I always think of explaining this to her but
the only thingthat stops me from doing so is the hope thatmaybe by
enduring the pain to myself I'll have a better reward infront of Allah
in akhera, I haven'tfound another choice. Is there any or shuold I
stick to the one I have?.
Praise be to Allaah.
Free mixing in schools, universities and other places is haraam
because of the evils and negative consequences to which it leads. This
has been discussed previously in the answers to questions no. 1200 and
50398
The one who is faced with that and cannot find a school or university
that is not mixed has to fear Allah, lower his gaze, and keepaway from
women and talking to them, let alone making friends with them, except
for when there is a real need to talk to them, in which case he should
talk with them only as much as is necessary.
What appears to be the case from your question is that you are not
compelled to do these things, in addition to thedoubt that it causes
in this sister's mind. Hence what you have to do is give it up and
avoid this girl and others, and remember that if it werenot for the
need for education, it would not be permissible to you to remain in
this mixed environment.
If you can change to a study group other than the one in which this
sister is, then do that. If not, then refrain from these interactions
that are making her doubt you, and keep it to the minimum of
interaction between you.
We ask Allah to forgive you and to protect you from evils both
apparentand hidden.
And Allah knows best.

He loves his kaafir Professor dearly; what is the ruling on that?

I am 20, male and a thirdyear medical student. Im a devout Muslim. My
family is also deeply religious. But I'm in a very complex situation.
When I was in college at the age of 17, I started developing a
father-son relationship with one of my teachers. That would be fine if
he was a Muslim. But he was born in a Hindu family, an atheist now for
a long time and also critical about all religions including Islam. He
loves me too much and beyond imagination. I know it because he talksto
me everyday though now he lives in a foreigncountry. Everyday we keep
contact- literally everyday. And honestly I love him too much too; I
go crazy if he doesn't call me even just one day. I always think he is
my father. All my family and friends know about our relation and
accept it.
But I don't like him being critical about religions including my
religion. I also told him that. It's true that he never told me
anything definitive about Islam like other atheists say for example
'Islam suppresses women' etc. etc. nor did he ever say to me to become
an atheist. He sometimes talks about different 'ayats' and points out
that this 'ayat' says so, that 'ayat' tells Muslims to do so etc. etc.
as he studies religions and theholy books. He read the Koran and the
Hadiths few times.
Now the big issue is:
Does Islam approve of such relation with a non-Muslim who is also
critical about Islam? Please give references from the Koran and
Hadiths when you answer me back. Islam comes first to me, every one
else later. If Islam does not approve of it, I'll surely cut this
relation. But that will definitely take a huge toll on me.
Praise be to Allaah.
If the matter is as you describe in your question, we advise you to
strive hard to distanceyourself from this man and to cut off this
relationship that is based on great love for him, because that is
damaging to your religious commitment, and the affect of that is clear
from your words about your deep attachment to him, your lengthy
relationship with him and your not being able to leave him. All of
that is very damaging to the Muslim's 'aqeedah (belief) which requires
him to disavow the disbelievers and to take as close friends and love
the believers. Allah, may He be exalted, says (interpretation of the
meaning):
"You (O Muhammad SAW) will not find any people who believe in Allah
and the Last Day, making friendship with those who oppose Allah and
His Messenger (Muhammad SAW ), eventhough they were their fathers, or
their sons, or their brothers, or their kindred (people). For such He
has written Faithin their hearts, and strengthened them with Rooh
(proofs, light and true guidance) from Himself. And We will admit them
to Gardens (Paradise) under which rivers flow, to dwell therein
(forever). Allah ispleased with them, and they with Him. They are the
Party of Allah. Verily, it is the Party of Allah that will be the
successful."
[al-Mujaadilah 58:22].
This love of the heart is aserious matter, because it is contrary to
the teachings of al-wala' wa'l-bara' (love and loyalty versus
disavowal and enmity), which is one of the most important basic
principles of Islam and one of the strongest bonds of faith, which is
indicated by a great dealof evidence from the Qur'an and Sunnah.
Please see the answer to question no. 47322 and 23325
This does not mean that you cannot treat him kindly if you meet him or
you have a class together or work together, without being eager to
meet him outside of school or work. So strive to correctyourself and
end this forbidden friendship. If it so happens that you meet for any
reason, make it your main concern to make him love Islam and call him
to it, and warn him of the grave situation that he is in, in the hope
that Allah may decree that hebe guided out your hand. At that time,
your love for him will be beneficial to him when you to call him to
Islam. We ask Allah to help you to do that which is good.
And Allah knows best

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