“Ya Allah, fulfill all my needs in a way that is pleasing to You. Or kill the need.”
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The true Calamity..
How to gain tranquility in prayer. Source: Productive Muslim in association with Islamographic.com
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The Beauty of Islam: Hello Followers!
Salaamun Aleikum followers. I am taking part in a wake-a-thon where people sponsor me to stay up for 24 hours. The money goes to a Charity run by friend called Support Africa (not Kony). They will be going to Africa to volunteer in orphanages and schools by supplying them with books and clothes and whatnot, as well as give them a sum of money for donation. My class has decided to help raise money for them.
I need to raise *at least* $50 for the event, and so far I only have a couple of donors paying a small amount. If you could go to my blog, scroll to the bottom where the “donate” button is, and donate at least $5 to help?
If you cannot, could you reblog this so that others may see and help? Thank you!
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Day 76
Name: A-Wali
“Know you not that it is Allah to Whom belongs the dominion of the heavens and the earth? And besides Allah you have neither any Wali (protector or guardian) nor any helper.” [2:107]
The term ‘wali’, in Arabic, means protector or guardian. Allah is with the believers, Allah is the only one who helps, who protects, who guides, who loves. All praises are to Allah, there are so many blessings, millions and bajillions that we can’t even begin to count. Even hardships are simply blessings in disguise, you never know with that struggle what else Allah is protecting you from wa Alhamdulillah. In times of distress, who could help you but Allah? Who could actually change your condition besides Allah? Who is a better listener than God who created you in the first place?
In the Qur’an Allah says, “Allah is the Wali (Protector or Guardian) of those who believe. He brings them out from darkness into light.” [2:257]
SubhanAllah look how Allah introduces himself as the protector, the guardian of the believers and then right after mentions guidance, the way he brings people from darkness into light. Guidance is the biggest protection- it’s protection from a dark and gloomy akhirah. Guidance is light, being Muslim is a bigger blessing that we’ll ever be able to appreciate. Alhamdulillah.
Ya Wali, protect us from the hell fire, Ya Wali, you are only source of help. To you alone we ask, to you alone we worship, to you alone we return.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m45hnvnkmn1qiilewo1_500.jpg)
Day 76
Name: A-Wali
“Know you not that it is Allah to Whom belongs the dominion of the heavens and the earth? And besides Allah you have neither any Wali (protector or guardian) nor any helper.” [2:107]
The term ‘wali’, in Arabic, means protector or guardian. Allah is with the believers, Allah is the only one who helps, who protects, who guides, who loves. All praises are to Allah, there are so many blessings, millions and bajillions that we can’t even begin to count. Even hardships are simply blessings in disguise, you never know with that struggle what else Allah is protecting you from wa Alhamdulillah. In times of distress, who could help you but Allah? Who could actually change your condition besides Allah? Who is a better listener than God who created you in the first place?
In the Qur’an Allah says, “Allah is the Wali (Protector or Guardian) of those who believe. He brings them out from darkness into light.” [2:257]
SubhanAllah look how Allah introduces himself as the protector, the guardian of the believers and then right after mentions guidance, the way he brings people from darkness into light. Guidance is the biggest protection- it’s protection from a dark and gloomy akhirah. Guidance is light, being Muslim is a bigger blessing that we’ll ever be able to appreciate. Alhamdulillah.
Ya Wali, protect us from the hell fire, Ya Wali, you are only source of help. To you alone we ask, to you alone we worship, to you alone we return.
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“By the mercy of Allah, entry into paradise is always permanent and for Muslims entry into the hellfire is always temporary. This is the greatest virtue of “Laa ilaa ha illallah.”
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Times of hardship..
