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Monday, November 4, 2013

Dought & clear, - Why Allaah creates mentally disabled people.

Why has Allah created mentally Disabled people
Praise be to Allaah.
One of the basic principles of Islam is to believe in the wisdom of
the Lord in what He creates and commands, and in what He wills and
decrees, in the sense that He does not create anything in vain and He
does not decree anything in which there is not some benefit for His
slaves. So everything that exists is His will and decree. Allaah says
(interpretation of the meaning):
"Allaah is the Creator of all things"[al-Ra'd 13:16]
His perfect wisdom decrees that He creates opposites, so He has
created angels and devils, night and day, purity and impurity, good
and ugly, and He has created good and evil. He created His slaves with
differences in their bodies and minds, and in their strengths. He has
made some rich and some poor, some healthy and some sickly, some wise
and some foolish. By His wisdom, He tests them, and He tests some by
means of others, to show who will be grateful and who will be
ungrateful. Allaah says (interpretation of the meanings):
"Verily, We have created man from Nutfah (drops) of mixed semen
(sexual discharge of man and woman), in order to try him, so We made
him hearer and seer.
Verily, We showed him the way, whether he be grateful or
ungrateful"[al-Insaan 76:2]
"Who has created death and life that He may test you which of you is
best in deed"
[al-Mulk 67:2]
When the sound believer sees disabled people, he recognizes the
blessing that Allaah has bestowed upon him, so he gives thanks for His
blessing, and He asks Him for good health. He knows that Allaah is
Able to do all things.
People are incapable of comprehending Allaah's wisdom. He cannot be
questioned as to what He does , while they will be questioned.
Glorified and exalted be He. Whatever you understand of His wisdom,
believe in it, and whatever you cannot understand, say, "Allaah knows
best and is most wise, and we know nothing except that which You have
taught us, and He is the All-Knowing, Most Wise."

For children, - Big Ship that Landed on an Island: Life of this World and Hereafter in Islam

There was once a big ship that landed on an Island. The Captain said
to the people: "Dear passengers, we will anchor here for you to gather
provision and admire the nature and we shall move on with our journey
in a few hours time".
All passengers got off and roamed around the island in groups.
Some 'Wise' gentlemen and ladies walked peacefully, collected some
souvenirs and food for the journey and returned quickly to the ship.
Since they were the first ones back, they got the best and comfortable
places on the ship.
The second group of 'Forgetful' people walked, played and enjoyed
their time. They admired the island and explored its nature. But soon
they remembered the ship, so they ran back, without any food and
souvenirs. Coming on board, they were tired, but alas the best seats
were taken, so they had to do with the less comfortable ones.
The third group of ' Greedyand Lustful' people got amazed by the
wonders of this island and they began to collect its plants and
precious stones. After a while, having heard the call of their
captain, they started to head back to the ship, carrying plants,
stones and jewelry of all colors and value. However, the heaviness of
the treasure they eagerly wanted to bring back slowed their return,
and by the time they reached the shore, the boat had already left.
And finally, some 'Aimless and Narrow-Minded' people, convinced
themselves that the island was all there is and the ship was just
something they had imagined. They thus explored the island and built
for themselves houses. The boat, of course left them to perish on the
island and to be forgotten by everyone.
Similarly, on our journey to Allah (SWT), The Creator, we have landed
on this island, called the World (Dunya).
Some 'Wise' gentlemen and ladies will walk around and collect good
deeds, love and knowledge of Allah (SWT) and quickly return to The
Creator. They of course will be handed paradise, the best of it!
The second group of 'Forgetful' people will get distracted by the
world (Dunya) until their last moment. They will then repent at the
last minute. Perhaps they will make it and get the lowest levels of
paradise (Jannah).
The third group of 'Greedy and Lustful' people will be amazed by the
world, and get attracted by its temporary and fake beauty. They will
indulge in desire and food and be illusion by it. Perhaps, a call will
bring them back to realization, but alas, the attraction will be too
much to leave behind and they will miss the ship of salvation.
And finally, some 'Aimless and Narrow-Minded' people will just ignore
the journey to Allah (SWT) and pretend that this world is all there
is. They will take their houses as their homes and their desires as
god. Indeed history as seen many people as such, but no one remembers
them. They have been left in hell.
So, my friend... The ship is waiting, please jump on board! Your
Creator Allah (SWT) is calling you: Oh man! Surely you must strive to
your Lord, a hard striving, until you meet Him. Noble Qur'an (84:6)
Imam Ali Naqi (as)said: The world is a market in which one group makes
profit and another group incurs loss.
Imam Mohammad Bagher (as) said: The one that sincerity of truth and
faith took place in his heart, will turn his face from decorations and
ornaments of the world.
Moral of the Story: Those who spend their lives devoted blindly to
worldly goods will realize that they consumed all their lives chasing
illusions. They will realize their ridiculous situation after they
die. Only then will the ultimate purpose of life, to be a sincere
servant of Allah (SWT), be clear to them.

For children, - No Escape From Death: A Real Life Story of Prophet Solomon / Sulaiman (as)

Almighty Allah (SWT) made Prophet Solomon / Sulaiman (as)King of a
vast kingdom, which included His entire creation. The Jinn and men
obeyed his will and even the birds adhered to his commands, to the
extent of using their wings to provide shelter for him. He was also
given many other powers such as being able to talk to animals and
control the wind so that it could carry him wherever he wished to go.
Prophet Solomon (as) was blessed with an extraordinary power of
perception and intelligence.
It is narrated that one day, a man entered the court of Prophet
Solomon (as), looked around at all the people and went out again. When
the court adjourned, one of the people present approached Prophet
Sulaiman (as) and asked him whether he knew this strange man.
"The person you saw was the angel of death (Izrael)" replied Prophet
Solomon (as). The man was taken aback and looked worried.
"Why was he staring at me as though he wanted to take my soul?" he asked.
"What do you want me to do?" enquired Prophet Sulaiman (as).
"O Solomon!" exclaimed the man. "You have power over the wind. Command
it to transport me to the land of Hind (India)."
As the man was a believer, Prophet Solomon (as) agreed and granted his wish.
A few days later, Prophet Solomon (as) saw the angel of death again.
He asked him why he had been staring at the man so intently on that
particular day.
"O Solomon!" replied the angel of death. "Allah (SWT) commanded me to
take the soul of that man on the soil of Hind. When I saw him sitting
in your court, I could not understand how I could carry out Allah's
order. Nevertheless, as it was a divine command, I left for Hind and
fortunately found the man there. I took his soul as Allah (SWT) had
commanded."
There is nothing more certain than death. It is a reality, which
nobody can escape from. Allah (SWT), the Almighty says: "Wherever you
may be, death shall overtake you, even if you were in fortified
towers". Noble Qur'an (4:78)
Imam Ali (as)said: Any breath that a man breathes is a step towards death.
Imam Ali (as) said: You are the game that death hunts. If you stand
still it will seize (catch) you. If you ran (flee) away it will
overtake you.

Sunday, November 3, 2013

Sex in Islam, - How to Lower Our Gazes

"If I were not a Muslim, I would have contracted AIDS," proclaimed my friend.
"The ayats in Sura Nur about lowering our gazes doesn't affect me
anymore," expressed another youth, talking about the intense
temptations felt by today's young. Difficulty in lowering the gaze by
both the young and old is readily perceived on the street, weddings,
parties and even in the mosques.
What has gone wrong? How can Muslims, called by Allah, our Creator the
model community, the custodians of Truth and the upholders of morality
behave this way? Why are we adopting the attitudes and routes of the
kuffar? How can we rectify ourselves? What follows is a series of
practical, though graphic advises which can work for us and set us
free from Satan's stronghold, Insha`Allah.
Prophet Muhamad (pbuh), by way of warning and as a reminder
said,"There is nothing left after I go more dangerous to men than the
temptations of women."Being optimistic, a ray of hope was also wisely
provided during the prophet's Last Sermon:"If the Ummah holds on to
the Qur`an and Sunnah, it will never go astray."
When Allah created humans with all our desires and urges, he also
revealed to us sufficient and complete guidance to properly channel
these desires, both in the midst of Dar-ul-Kufr or Dar-ul-Islam. All
we need to do is seek it, contemplate on it and pursue it."This day I
have perfected your deen for you, completed my favors upon you and
chosen Islam as your deen."(Maida 3)
We should realize that the fact the great sahabas were human beings
also. Biologically there were no different from us. They had desires
and temptations but yet, they controlled themselves in the best of
ways. We can do the same, Insha`Allah. To possess sensual passions is
human, to control them is Muslim.
When confronted with an alluring situation like passing by a
non-mahram on the street, office or school, Satan is constantly
tempting us to glare at her/him with evil thoughts. Satan is probably
excitingly saying, with a big smile, 'yes, yes, yes,' when we steer
into the bait he is setting. During these situations, immediately and
consciously realize that when we give a second or following glances,
we are obeying Satan."O you who believe, follow not the footsteps of
the devil "(24:21). By immediately averting our gazes and disobeying
Satan, we are giving him a one-two punch in the face and leaving him
frustrated and accursed.
Satan rebelled and was expelled by Allah, so let's all rebel against
Satan and expel him from our hearts. Satan intends to fight a war
against Muslims, so let's gather our forces behind the Qur`an and the
Sunnah and defeat him. Remember that even if no human eye is watching
us, the Ever-Watchful Allah is constantly monitoring the innermost
regions of our hearts. Our eyes, limbs, tongue and private parts will
be witnesses on the Judgment Day and not an atom's worth of deed will
remain unexamined.
Our minds are conditioned to associate thoughts of stealing clothes
from a store to being in handcuffs and hauled into a police van.
Likewise we should condition our minds to bring the verses of Surah
Nur in front of our eyes during any tempting situations and imagine
that Allah is speaking to us directly"Say to the believing, men that
they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty .O you believers!
Turn you all together towards Allah that you may attain
success"(24:30-31) If the Qur`an contained only these two ayats, it
would be enough to convince me that it is the book of Allah.
With practice, these associations and the remembrance of Allah during
tempting situations will prevent us from getting stuck by devilish
arrows. Successfully controlling our gazes also deadens our avoidance
of sinful situations. An Islamic idiom says,"Anything that leads to
haram is haram in itself."To do a pious deed is a reward; to avoid a
sin is a reward too.
One of the biggest culprits in this class is movies. In the name of
entertainment, to please our peers and children and an excuse to do
something together as a family, we astonishingly allow un-Islamic
pictures and dialogues in front of our eyes and ears. Can we ever
imagine (aozubillah) any sahaba renting the latest hit from
Blockbuster Videos, or listening to music with alluring lyrics at high
volume?
Likewise we watch news on TV and stare at the anchor women, adorned in
heavy make-up, scanty clothing and seductive smile. Prophet Muhammad
(pbuh), was once approached by a woman with a proposal for marriage.
He took a single glance at her face and turned his face away. Jabir
bin Abdullah reported: "I asked Allah's messenger about the sudden
glance on the face of a non-mahram. He commanded me that I should turn
away my eyes." (Muslim) Thus, we are not supposed to stare at faces of
non-mahrams, be they are our fellow students, our elders, saleswomen
or someone on TV.
Pious ladies of the prophet's household were ordered to observe purdah
(separation) in front of a blind sahabah. Asking the curious questions
as to why cover/separate when the blind sahabah could not see them,
the prophet (pbuh) wisely answered, "But you could see him."
In our wedding ceremonies and parties and even in many Islamic
fundraising dinners, there is heavy free-mixing between brothers and
sisters. Often the chairs of males and females are arranged facing
each other, knowing that about 90 percent of our sisters do no wear
hijab. It is often noticeable to see males and females peeking glances
at each other from the opposite ends of the hall. A big curtain is not
my intention, but a big iman and befitting Islamic manners is.
"A woman who applies perfumes and goes to a gathering is like an
adulteress"the Prophet Muhammad said. Compare this with our sisters
who clad themselves with expensive perfume, one kilogram of makeup,
and then come to mixed gatherings. Will this not attract the attention
of males? Let's be real. We have lowered our moral guards so low that
a humble word of truth often seems so awfully strange.
Let us contemplate the above humble advices and constantly make the
supplication,"O Allah help us control our sensual desires until we get
married, and even after we marry, let our desires be only towards our
spouses."
At the time of this article's writing, Sabeel Ahmed was is at the
final stage of his medical programme in Ross University, New York. He
is the Co-chairman of the Da'wa Committee and Board of Director at the
Muslim Community Center Masjid (the largest mosque in the Illinois
state). He is also a member of the Islamic Circle of North America
(ICNA) where he is actively involved in the 'toll free da'wa hotline'
1-800-662-islam, having first hand experience in handling calls by
non-Muslims. He was a student of Shaykh Ahmed Deedat and his main
field of interest is in comparative religion.