Dehleez-e-Islam

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  Simplicity of caliph</h2>
Once upon a time there was a Khalifa whose rule was known for his kind and pious generous administration. He worked for the prosperity and well being of the people. But there were some distinguished people belonging to the house of Ummyads, who were cause of constant worry to him. They had shunned the ways of God. They enjoyed life at the expense of the common man and indulged in merrymaking. The Khalifah thought of teaching them a lesson. 
He invited some prominent people to dinner. Since the dinner was to be given by none other than the ruling Khalifah, they reacfily accepted the invitation. The Khalifah ordered his cook to serve the meal late. 
On the appointed day, the guests dressed well, and proudly came to the house of the Khalifah in time. He greetedd them well and made them sit in a comfortable environment .The guests felt exalted and honoured. They started chatting merrily whilewaiting for the dinner. 
But nothing happened . The guests looked towards one another but could not say anything. They became restless and hungry. Looking at their condition the Khalifah shouted to his cook to hurry up. At the same time he ordered some parched grams to be served which he and his guests ate to their fill. 
A few minutes later the cook brought steaming hot food. Had it been served earlier, the guests would have finished the last remains of the food but it came at an hour when they had already eaten grams and did not feel hungry anymore. The guests refused to eat, saying that they were full. Thereupon the pious Khalifah spoke out, "Brothers! 
When you can satisfy your appetite with so simple a diet, then why do you play with fire and snatch the properties and rights of others." These words deeply moved the guests of the house of Ummyads who burst into tears. They never tried to be extravagant in future. 
This is how the pious Khalifah taught a lesson to those who had forgotten the teachings of the Holy Prophet (SAW). 
The Khalifah was none other than Hazrat Umer bin Abdul Aziz (R.A), whose life was full of such incidents. He himself led a life of simplicity and honesty. His truthfulness and integrity have few parallels in the history of Islam. That is why he is considered to be the fifth pious Khalifah of Islam. 
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Simplicity of a caliph(Historical stories of Islam)

Simplicity of caliph Once upon a time there was a Khalifa whose rule was known for his kind and pious generous administration. He worked for the prosperity and well being of the people. But there w…

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Origins and the creation of Shaitan</h2>
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Here is the story of the creation of Shaitan in the Words of Allah Almighty Himself  
 
Surah Şād verse No.71 to 85  
  
Before creating Hazrat Adam(A.S) Allah told the angels that He was going to create a human being from clay of smooth black mud. Allah told them that when He finished creating and forming him, they were to prostrate to him as a sign of respect.. All of the angels obeyed this command except for Iblis. He was one of the Jinn. He refused to prostrate to Adam, and he disputed with his Lord about him. He claiming that he was better than Adam, because he was created from fire while Adam was created from clay. He made a mistake by doing this. He went against the command of Allah, thus committing the sin of disbelief. So Allah exiled him, humiliated him, and cast him out of His mercy and called him "Iblis''.He cast him down from the heavens, disgraced and rejected, to the earth. Iblis asked Allah to give him a reprieve until the Day of Resurrection, so the Forbearing One, Who does not hasten to punish those who disobey Him, gave him a reprieve. When he knew that he was safe from destruction until the Day of Resurrection, he rebelled .  
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How does he work? </h2>
 "Shaitan knows that he can't make a Muslim commit major sins at will, so he starts by telling us to commit smaller sins. . Then he tells us to commit a bigger sin, which in fact looks like a small sin at the time. Shaitan continues this until we start committing major sins. Shaitan works by causing us to doubt our beliefs and makes us either too negligent or too over zealous about our religion, depending on what's easier for him." 
The best way Shaitan can help us on our way to Hell is by making it easier for us to commit sins. 
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Shaitan's weapons of mass destruction </h2>
 
Many of these are things that ordinary people tell good Muslims in order to encourage them to commit sins. Shaitan, don't try to pull their hair off or something to check. 
Shaitan is an open and sworn enemy of Muslims, and if one is going to fight an enemy it is absolutely essential to understand the tactics which Shaitan is going to use to fight .Shaitan attacks Muslims at every stage of their faith, when they are negligent, he keeps them negligent, when they are perfect he makes them proud. Shaitan uses tactics ranging from making you look for excuses and reasons not to do certain good deeds. He even uses laziness as a weapon. To get you to do evil he makes the evil seem so pleasurable that it becomes extremely hard to resist. He makes the forbidden seem lawful, and the lawful seem forbidden.  
 
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 Committing a Sin</h2>
 
Any Muslim with a decent amount of faith always knows when he is committing a sin, however, he will always try to justify it somehow. There is no justification for any sin whatsoever no matter how easily it may seem justifiable at the time. Now when a Muslim who thinks that nothing can harm him at the moment is confronted with a desire . He will feel uncomfortable at the beginning having to choose between his desire and Allah, and will look for any solution to his dilemma to return to a state of comfort.  
 
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Shaitan enters the thought of man</h2>
 
 Shaitan at this point will immediately enter the following thought in the person's mind in order to return him to a state of comfort 
On the Day when Hell-fire shall cover them from above them and from under their feet, and it will be said: "Taste what you used to do," 
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Truly, Hell is a - 
dwelling place for those who transgress the boundary limits set by Allah . 
They will abide there in for ages, 
Nothing cool shall they taste therein, nor any drink,except boiling water, and dirty wound discharges- 
Verily those for whom the good has preceded from Ms, they will be removed far there from Hell 
They shall not hear the slightest sound of if (Hell), while they abide in that which their ownselves desire 
The greatest terror (on the Day of Resurrection) will not grieve them, and the angels will meet them, (with the greeting): "This is your Day which you were promised," 
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Repetance </h2>
 Allah says 
"Despair not of the Mercy of Allah, verily Allah forgives all sins, Truly, He is Oft- Forgiving, Most Merciful,And turn in repentance and in obedience with true Faith to your Lord and submit to Him , before the torment comes Apon you, then you will not be helped. 
39:53-54 
Repentance is Allah's greatest gift to a Muslim. Muslims need to seek repentance not only for the sins that they have committed, but also for the religious obligations they have missed. 
Three conditions have to be met in order for a Muslim to repent: 
The Muslim must sincerely regret committing the act which he is repenting for. 
The Muslim must immediately stop committing that act. 
He must also promise not to commit that sin ever again, and stick to the promise. 
Allah accepts only the repetence of those who do evil in ignorance and foolishness and repent soon afterwards; it is they to whom Allah will forgive and Allah Is Ever All-Knower, All-Wise, 
And of no effect is the repetance of those who continue to do evil deeds until death faces one of them 
The Muslim must ask for forgiveness from the person he has wronged and then seek Allah's forgiveness. 
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Garments in Paradise</h2>
 Those who did the righteous deeds that they commanded them to do. They will have Jannatu `Adn .They will wear green garments of Sundus and Istabraq. Sundus refers to a fine garment, like a shirt and Istabraq is thick and shiny velvet. There in they will be adorned with bracelets of gold. They will be Muttaki'in there in on Ara'ik. Ara'ik is the plural of Arikah, which is a bed under a canopy. Allah had said of Hell,Terrible is the Those will be rewarded with the highest place because of their patience. Therein they shall be met with greetings and the word of peace and respect . A person who is upon clear vision and certainty concerning Allah's commands and His religion, because of the guidance and knowledge that Allah has revealed in His Book, and because of the pure nature upon which Allah has created him.rivers of milk, the taste of which never change which means that the milk is of utmost whiteness, sweetness, and richness. Hadith 
"Their milk did not come out of the udders of cattle. 
The wine does not have a bad taste or foul smell like that of the worldly life. Rather, it is good in its appearance, taste, smell and effect. There is in Paradise a lake of milk, a lake of water, a lake of honey, and a lake of wine. 
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Janat-ul-Firdaws</h2>
Firdaws, is the central and highest part of the Paradise, and from it gush the rivers of the Paradise and above it is the Throne of the Most Merciful Allah. 
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How shaitan works

In the name of Allah who is most gracious most merciful Origins and the creation of Shaitan Here is the story of the creation of Shaitan in the Words of Allah Almighty Himself Surah Şād vers…