The day of Judgement will be the most severe day in history which one cannot avoid.
On that Day, the world will be transformed into a vast, open plain where all of humanity will assemble. Every person will be raised from their grave. It will be a day of overwhelming heat, with the earth altered as if it were copper. Darkness will surround everything, and the length of that Day will be beyond human understanding.
"Surely the friends of Allah have nothing to fear, nor shall they grieve." [10:62]
The friends of Allah ta‘ala will have a unique reckoning in the Hereafter. They will feel no fear or sorrow in their hearts. Seated upon elevated platforms, their faces will shine with light for all to witness. People will look on in amazement and ask Allah ta‘ala who these honoured individua
lworld. They understood the importance of the remembrance and praise of Allah ta'ala and they lived their lives engaged in Dhikr. They would gather in groups solely for the remembrance of Allah ta'ala.
We should be encouraged to improve our lives so that we may attain this rank.
We constantly worry about worldly matters, our sustenance, our income, and where our next provision will come from. In this concern for the dunya, we make great sacrifices whilst performing unlawful actions. In the pursuit of comfort and wealth, we commit various sins.
Therefore, after engaging in Dhikr, we should place our trust in Allah ta‘ala, relying upon Him with full conviction and certainty that He alone will provide for us and fulfil our needs.
If we spend our lives in Dhikr and praise of Allah ta'ala and we remain reliant upon Him, then the mercy and blessings of Allah ta'ala will support us throughout our lives. We will feel comfortable and eager to return to Him. These are those such people whose faces will be illuminated in the Hereafter.
If a person was to engage in Dhikr, he would be granted t
rust and reliance upon Allah ta'ala automatically, for a true Dhaakir is never overly concerned or worried over his worldly affairs.
Those who spend the time between Asr and Maghrib working and earning, will earn nothing besides destruction for their Hereafter.
We make sacrifices to attend these gatherings of Dhikr, and this in itself is a test from Allah ta‘ala. We are faced with a choice, either we seek to earn the world or the Hereafter. How much we are willing to sacrifice, determines what we truly seek.
Those who are worthy of celebrating Ramadan are those who perform Dhikr
Hadhrat Uthmaan رضي الله عنه was asked, "What is the greatest Deed?" He replied, وَلَذِكْرُ اللَّهِ أَكْبَرُ "And Allah's remembrance is of even greater merit." [29:45]
The best observer of the fast is the one who remains engaged in Dhikr alongside it.
The Dhikr of Allah ta'ala keeps a person close to Allah ta'ala.
The AwliyahAllah are distinct and special. It is through their company and their gatherings of Dhikr that people are spiritually refined and strengthened. Others may mock you for sitting in their company or regard them as unlearned. However, one does not attend their
gatherings merely to study Hadith, rather, one goes to draw closer to Allah ta’ala.
Allah ta'ala desires that we sacrifice the world for thirty days at least. We should shun worldly actions and run towards the Dhikr gatherings.
Through these Dhikr gatherings, a person earns wealth, health, peace, sicknesses are eradicated and earns Paradise.
Through these gatherings of Dhikr, a person attains immense blessings, wealth and health are granted, peace fills the heart, illnesses are removed, and the reward of Paradise is earned.
May Allah ta'ala allow us to implement these precious pearls
The day of Judgement will be the most severe day in history which one cannot avoid.
On that Day, the world will be transformed into a vast, open plain where all of humanity will assemble. Every person will be raised from their grave. It will be a day of overwhelming heat, with the earth altered as if it were copper. Darkness will surround everything, and the length of that Day will be beyond human understanding.
أَلَا إِنَّ أَوْلِيَاءَ اللَّهِ لَا خَوْفٌ عَلَيْهِمْ وَلَا هُمْ يَحْزَنُونَ
"Surely the friends of Allah have nothing to fear, nor shall they grieve." [10:62]
The friends of Allah ta‘ala will have a unique reckoning in the Hereafter. They will feel no fear or sorrow in their hearts. Seated upon elevated platforms, their faces will shine with light for all to witness. People will look on in amazement and ask Allah ta‘ala who these honoured individua
lworld. They understood the importance of the remembrance and praise of Allah ta'ala and they lived their lives engaged in Dhikr. They would gather in groups solely for the remembrance of Allah ta'ala.
We should be encouraged to improve our lives so that we may attain this rank.
We constantly worry about worldly matters, our sustenance, our income, and where our next provision will come from. In this concern for the dunya, we make great sacrifices whilst performing unlawful actions. In the pursuit of comfort and wealth, we commit various sins.
Therefore, after engaging in Dhikr, we should place our trust in Allah ta‘ala, relying upon Him with full conviction and certainty that He alone will provide for us and fulfil our needs.
If we spend our lives in Dhikr and praise of Allah ta'ala and we remain reliant upon Him, then the mercy and blessings of Allah ta'ala will support us throughout our lives. We will feel comfortable and eager to return to Him. These are those such people whose faces will be illuminated in the Hereafter.
If a person was to engage in Dhikr, he would be granted t
rust and reliance upon Allah ta'ala automatically, for a true Dhaakir is never overly concerned or worried over his worldly affairs.
Those who spend the time between Asr and Maghrib working and earning, will earn nothing besides destruction for their Hereafter.
We make sacrifices to attend these gatherings of Dhikr, and this in itself is a test from Allah ta‘ala. We are faced with a choice, either we seek to earn the world or the Hereafter. How much we are willing to sacrifice, determines what we truly seek.
Those who are worthy of celebrating Ramadan are those who perform Dhikr
Hadhrat Uthmaan رضي الله عنه was asked, "What is the greatest Deed?" He replied, وَلَذِكْرُ اللَّهِ أَكْبَرُ "And Allah's remembrance is of even greater merit." [29:45]
The best observer of the fast is the one who remains engaged in Dhikr alongside it.
The Dhikr of Allah ta'ala keeps a person close to Allah ta'ala.
The AwliyahAllah are distinct and special. It is through their company and their gatherings of Dhikr that people are spiritually refined and strengthened. Others may mock you for sitting in their company or regard them as unlearned. However, one does not attend their
gatherings merely to study Hadith, rather, one goes to draw closer to Allah ta’ala.
Allah ta'ala desires that we sacrifice the world for thirty days at least. We should shun worldly actions and run towards the Dhikr gatherings.
Through these Dhikr gatherings, a person earns wealth, health, peace, sicknesses are eradicated and earns Paradise.
Through these gatherings of Dhikr, a person attains immense blessings, wealth and health are granted, peace fills the heart, illnesses are removed, and the reward of Paradise is earned.
May Allah ta'ala allow us to implement these precious pearls