Guidance

بِسْــــــــــــــــــمِ اﷲِالرَّحْمَنِ اارَّحِيم

Al Quran is A guidance to those who are fear Allâh in mean (the pious and righteous persons who fear Allâh much (abstain from All kinds of sins and evil deeds which He has forbidden) and love Allâh much (perform All kinds of good deeds which He has ordained).

This blog was made for those who in need of guidance, at every moment and in every breath, in everything that happens to him and passes him by, for he is in the midst of many matters from which he cannot separate himself: Matters in which he found himself because of ignorance, rather than guidance, so he is in need of seeking guidance to the truth with respect to these.

Matters in which he knows the guidance, but did not act upon it in the proper manner, so he is in need of repenting from them. There are matters concerning which he did not know the aspect of guidance in them, neither in terms of knowledge nor action. 

When it is known that guiding people, teaching them and advising them opens up a door of guidance for an individual -since the reward for an action is its like - every time he guides someone and teaches him, then Allaah will (further) guide him and teach him. Therefore, he will become a guide and guided, as occurs in the supplication of the Messenger of Allaah

O Allaah, beautify us with the adornment of eemaan, make us guides (for others), guided, not astray, leading others astray, peaceful to Your close friends (awliyaa), warring with Your enemies. With Your love do we love those who love You and with Your enmity do we show enmity to those who oppose You.

Allaah put both patience and certainty together with the happiness of the servant. Losing them both makes him lose his happiness. The heart is invaded by the various calamities of desires and lusts (shahawaat) which are in opposition to the command of Allaah, and also by the calamities of doubts which are in opposition to His goodness.

Therefore, by patience, the desires and lusts are repelled and with certainty, the doubts are repelled. The desire (shahwah) and the doubt (shubhah) are in opposition to the religion from every single aspect. None will be saved from the punishment of Allaah except the one who repelled his desires with patience and his doubts with his certainty.

Allah Know The Best