Maktabah Al-Imām Al-Ghazālī

1. He gets angry over nothing 2. He gives to the one who should not be given to. 3. He says things that are of no benefit. 4. He trusts everyone he comes across. 5. He spreads people's secrets and does not differentiate between friends and enemies. 6. He talks about anything that comes up in his heart while he believes that he is the smartest of people. [Akhbaar al-Hamqa wal Mughaffileen]

In the modern era, a new meaning of moderation, i.e., i'tidaal, has emerged: ▪️Make innovations, i.e., bid'aat, permissible. ▪️Accept even the misguided. ▪️Confuse the forbidden, i.e., haraam, and the permissible, i.e., halaal. ▪️Erase the difference between guidance and misguidance. ▪️Abandon the prohibition of evil. ▪️Create loopholes in the rulings that are hard on the temperament or at least hide them. ▪️Do not use words like 'haraam'. ▪️Accept the people of falsehood as correct in their place. ▪️Keep a soft corner for all false religions and declare them as the truth in their own right. ▪️Erase the identity of the Sunni Muslim and become colored by the innovations of the people of innovation. In short, moderation, i.e., i'tidaal, and wisdom, i.e., hikmat, have now become the name of the aforementioned misleading ideas and wrong thoughts! ✍️... Mubin-ur-Rahman Mohalla Bilal Masjid New Haji Camp Sultanabad Karachi

Category 1 The ‘Aq ā ’id covered in the Isl ā mic books are of 3 types:    1.     That which has been established from the apparent text of the Noble Qur’ān.     2 .     Those matters – the subject matter of which has been established from Rasūlullāh ṣallallāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam with tawātur, whether the words of the ḥadīth are mutawātir or not. 3.     That which the Ummah has reached ijmā’, i.e., consensus upon, whether the proof used by the Ummah to reached ijmā’ is qaṭ’ī, i.e., definitive and decisive, or not, or whether we know of this or not. This is because it is impossible for the Ummah, especially the Ṣaḥābah raḍiyallāhu ‘anhum and Tābi’īn, to agree upon something that contradicts the meaning and purport of Allāh Ta’ālā and Rasūlullāh ṣallallāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam.  Category 2 Those beliefs that are established through rational proofs. The Sharī’ah revolves around them being established and proven. ...

Some ignorant Muslims among us believe that Santa Claus is merely a mythical figure, that this jolly, plump man with the white beard hanging over his large belly is simply a fictitious symbol invented to entertain children and bring them joy during Christmas. "Why shouldn't Muslim children play with him too?!" they ask. "Are you against joy and its expressions?!" This is what some people, driven by their desires and blindly imitating everything foreign, say, or as some ordinary Muslims repeat in their ignorance and complete lack of understanding of the true nature of this figure. This figure, who appears kind and playful towards children, is in reality a real person who harbors malice and disbelief. His association with the heretical Christian celebrations of the birth of Christ (peace be upon him) was intended to commemorate a Christian monk and bishop of Greek origin (before the Islamic conquest) called Saint Nicholas, who was an enemy of the Arians and worked...

  1.                              Iran and their stooges have been preaching about unity for decades. They host unity conferences in Iran but kill off their local Muslim population.   2.                   When the disbelieving forces of the world had gathered against Afghanistan , they stood with the disbelieving forces against the Muslims. Hence, we understand that Iranian unity means unity with the disbelievers.   3.                    The reality is that there is no single Muslim country of the world that has a monopoly over unity . Unity will be created through mutual harmony and mutual benefit.  4.   Iran has always served as a two-face in the Ummah.   5.     When the Shia...

  Rasūlullāh ṣallallāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam delivered a sermon to us. He praised and glorified Allāh Ta’ālā, then said: “There are hypocrites among you. Whoever I have named, let him stand up.” Then he said: “Stand up, so-and-so! Stand up, so-and-so! Stand up, so-and-so!” until he named thirty-six men. He said: “There are hypocrites among you, so fear Allāh.” Then ‘Umar passed by a man among those he had named, who was wearing a face veil and whom he knew. He said: “What is wrong with you?” So, he told him what Rasūlullāh ṣallallāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam had said. He said: “May you be far removed from Allāh for the rest of the day!” خطبنا رسولُ اللهِ صلَّى اللهُ عليه وسلَّم خطبةً فحمِدَ اللهَ وأثنَى عليه ثم قال: إن منكم منافقينَ فمن سميتُ فليَقُمْ ثم قال : قمْ يا فلانُ قمْ يا فلانُ قمْ يا فلانُ حتى سمَّى ستةً وثلاثينَ رجلًا قال: إن فيكم أو منكم فاتقوا اللهَ قال : فمرَّ عمرُ على رجلٍ ممن سمَّى مقنعٍ قد كان يعرفُه قال: مالك قال : فحدثه بما قال رسولُ اللهِ صلَّى اللهُ عليه وسلَّم فقال : ب...