MAKE EFFORT TO MELT IN RASULULLAH S.A.W.S
Abu MuhaMMad Yahya explained this incident to many of his Friends.
He was a friend of Allah from Baghdad, in the suburb of Daru’l-Rafik. There was also the tomb of Hadrati Abdulqadiri Jilani in the suburb, Daru’l-Rafik. You might have seen this, if you would have happened to pass by Baghdad insha’ALLAH. The bars around the tomb were worn out because everyone, whether Christian, Atheist, believer or disbeliever, would come and cling to them.
Once if someone lost himself and said it, his work would be resolved immediately my son!
Go! Aha Baghdad is there, go! Go there instead of going to Sweden as a tourist!
You may say “Sir, I will go to Sweden and bring the car!”
My son if you go there, you will get in to an unseen car there too!
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BISMILLAH BRINGS YOU THE ROSE GARDEN
“You are buying a ROSE GARDEN by giving one ROSE, by ‘BISMILLAH ( by the Name of ALLAH)’ my son!
Be aware, do your every action for the sake of ALLAH!
If the heart of man (insan) melts for the sake of ALLAH, (he/she) will be a manifestation place for the blessing and beneficence of ALLAH (lütfu ihsan [*]) in both worlds like the martyrs (shahids).”
[*] Lütfu ihsan: kindness, beneficence, grant, favor, blessings coming from ALLAH.[Prof.Dr.M.Derman (k.s), MD-89 Voice Record]
Turkish Original:
“Bir GÜL ile bir GÜL BAHÇESİ satın alıyorsun besmeleyle oğlum!
Dikkat et, her işini ALLAH için yap!
İnsanın yüreği ALLAH için erirse, şehidler gibi iki âlemde de lütf u ihsana mazhar olur insan.”
[Prof.Dr.M.Derman (k.s), Ses Kayit No: MD-89]
~ OH MY FRIEND (DOST) ~
Bismillah
By knowing your Lord if you do “dhikr (remembrance)”
By prostrating in sajda if you do “fikr”
To His “Kahr (Crushing)” and “Lutf (Blessing)”, If you do “shukr (to thank)”
They write (you) in the Darwish Log, Oh my Friend … Read the rest of this entry »
ALIF ALLAH by Sultan Bahu (RA)
Alif:
Allah’s Name is a jessamine sapling
planted in my heart by the Murshid ___ O Hu! Read the rest of this entry »
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A CONVERSATION ABOUT ASHAB-I SAFINA
This is an MSN conversation about the ASHAB-I SAFINA (People of the Ship) mentioned in the Commentary of Qur’an written by Elmalili Hamdi Yazir Efendi (k.s). I thought it is a useful conversation to include in our website for those who are new to Islam.
22nd of February, 2012
Barbaros Sert
www.muhammedinur.com
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Don’t be angry; enter paradise!
One of the Companions of the Messenger of Allah (p.b.u.h.) asked Prophet Muhammad for advice. He asked that the advice be short so that he would be able to remember it. “Don’t get angry,” said the Prophet. The same Companion repeated his request for some brief advice; each time he received the same answer from the Prophet each time, “Don’t get angry!”
(Source; Bukhari, A’dab, 76)
Anger is a natural, universal and intuitive emotion that human beings have been given as a means of self-defense against threats. When expressed in a healthy fashion, anger can display productive and protective results, yet its uncontrolled use leads to destruction. Anger has the effect of making at least two people unhappy. Read the rest of this entry »
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YUNUS’ PHILOSOPHY & METAPHYSICS IN BRIEF
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God permeates the whole wide world,
Yet his truth is revealed to none.
You better seek Him in yourself,
You and He aren’t apart – you’re one.
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Tens of books have been written about Yunus Emre’s poetry, his metaphysics, his philosophy and other aspects of his works. Here I will quote one his most frequently recited pieces for examination: Read the rest of this entry »
The Importance of Zuhd
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Under the blessed roof of Masjid an-Nabawi, he raised a model generation not enslaved to materialism. In this regard, it can be said that his life was one that was intertwined with zuhd.
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The prophets, tasked with proclaiming divine messages to mankind, were figures selected from amongst people to convey and demonstrate truths to humanity. They neither asked for any price/compensation from people in exchange for their call, nor had they any expectations of such. (1) The prophets made a living through their own labor and sweat. Upon examination of the history of the prophets in this respect, it is seen that all of the prophets had an occupation and were actively involved in these trades. Within the context of their respective situations, they worked as carpenters, tailors, famers, blacksmiths and shoemakers. (2) Read the rest of this entry »
THAT IS ME WHO IS READING MY BOOK BY HIS TONGUE Read the rest of this entry »
bothers the bosom (SîNa)!
