Hereafter Stories

Stories of the Prophets Written by Al-Imam ibn Kathir Translated by Muhammad Mustapha Geme'ah, Al-Azhar

Prologue: The poem talks about the current facing distractions from the world life of the people happened to forget about a hereafter they are to returned. In the rush of modern life, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters. People chase fleeting pleasures, drown in distractions, and forget the path that leads to peace and purpose. Through this poem, I reflect on the struggles of today's generation-the moments we drift away from faith, forget the reality of the Hereafter, and overlook the mercy and guidance of Almighty God. Disclaimer: This work reflects the personal thoughts and beliefs of the author. It is written from an Islamic perspective and is meant to inspire reflection, not to offend. If any reader feels uncomfortable or disagrees, I sincerely apologize, and I invite all to read with an open mind and respect for differing beliefs. A/N : If there's any sort of grammatical errors you noticed. Please comment, I'll be careful next time (eng is not my first lang)!

Stories of the Prophets Written by Al-Imam ibn Kathir Translated by Muhammad Mustapha Geme'ah, Al-Azhar

Qur'an for all In Every Hand, In Every Heart.

Quran For All - In Every Hand, In Every Heart. 'Are you really my friend?' By Asma bint Shameem I sit with you all day ...I spend all my time with you I reach out to you when I am bored...or have nothing to do I call you to have fun or just hang around I call you when I need a shoulder....I call you when I am down But are you really my friend? That's my question to you Something you need to answer....if you are really true

Quran For All - In Every Hand, In Every Heart. 'Now And Hereafter' by Sana Naz (Age 10) In this world we are filled with laughter But did you ever think of the world hereafter Some people swear and don't get along They do many bad deeds, even though it's wrong Some people cheat and even become liars, But when they do all this do they remember the hell fire

Quran For All - In Every Hand, In Every Heart "The Eclipse" by Hira Hasan Eclipse- the darkness of the objects considered to be the brightest in our universe. The darkness that is not actually there, but is an effect of the alignment of the two bright objects which results in the object dependant on the fluorescent to become dull too. A paradox... an enigma... what it all seems. The beauties, the enrichment and the perfection is distorted not because of a confusion or a mistake, but because it was meant to be. The slow process of the moon/sun being shadowed casts fear in us with the same rate. Fear that is unknown and hidden, fear that has nothing to do with our personal beings... a fear truly unknown.

* A brief introduction about the existence and abilities of Jinn * An introduction to the occult activities of the Jinn and how to get protection from them. By missionislam.com (edited by IslamReligion.com)

So this is my first post on this amazing book. Even though "Fiqh-ul-Quloob" has been a fascinating journey, so far (and it's just started!), sometimes you need a moment that just hits you and you cannot help but write about it. Muhammad Bin Ibrahim Bin Abdullah Al Tawaijiri seems to sum up the recipe for success in life in this sentence; Roughly translated, "The world is an abode for needs, whereas Paradise is the abode for desires, so we take from this world as much as our need, and we fulfill the commands of Allah as much as our strength allows, and Allah will fulfill our desires on the Day of Resurrection in Paradise, the abode of perfection of blessings." Copied from the blog :- https://knowinghearts.wordpress.com/

Quran For All - In Every Hand, In Every Heart. " In the Hajj Zone?! " by Asma Binte Shameem. "Hajj Mabrook!" exclaimed my friend excitedly. "Continue to make du'aa for us as you're still in the zone!" "Huh? In the zone.....what 'ZONE' ??" I asked perplexed. "You know.....you have just come back from hajj and Allaah will answer all your prayers up to 40 days after you come back from Hajj." she explained. "Uh....wait a second," I said. "Where does it say that....is it in the Qur'aan or Hadeeth?" "I don't know" she said shrugging her shoulders. "I've always just heard 'people' say that."

Quran For All - In Every Hand, In Every Heart. "Love For the Sake of Allah (s.w.t)" by Unknown I had last night what I call one of my 'wow' moments of Ramadan. As we started to make the suff for esha salah at our masjid, and I, concentrating only on joining feet to feet and shoulder to shoulder, was taking my place next to this lady, she turned around, looked me full in the face with a beautiful big organic smile, eyes shining, and said: 'Sister, I love you!' For a second there I was totally nonplussed, as my automatic response system searched frantically for the correct Arabic reply to this taught by the Prophet saw....the imam was reaching the end of his iqama...the sister was still smiling at me expectantly....(my mind was racing: Did she know me? Did she recognize me from somewhere? Did it matter??!!!) Then Alhamdulillah some good instinct kicked in...my arm went round her shoulders to give her a warm squeeze and I was able to mumble something about loving each other for the sake of Allah, and Allah accepting all our good deeds and intentions in this blessed month, on this powerful night.....hoping my gesture would convey what I couldn't put in words very coherently.....phew!!!

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A detailed explanation of the first part of the testimony of faith "None is rightfully worshipped except God (La ilaaha 'ill-Allah)." By M. Abdulsalam (© 2006 IslamReligion.com) Published on 16 Oct 2006 - Last modified on 04 Oct 2009

When love become impossible on earth.

Has this ever happened to you? You read a passage or two from a book, and you just can't stop yourself from finishing it.. You take one sip from a drink, and helplessly gulp down the whole glass.. You start reading Harry Potter, and you just have to read the whole series (bad example, but makes one understand the point easily). Why does that happen, by the way? One sip can convince you enough to drink a large glass of a certain drink. One passage, and you're ready to go through the whole book, regardless of its thickness. Copied from the blog :- https://knowinghearts.wordpress.com/

Stories of the Prophets Written by Al-Imam ibn Kathir Translated by Muhammad Mustapha Geme'ah, Al-Azhar

This book deals with the things, practices & acts that can help you earn Jannah. This life is just a test from Almighty Allah in which you need to prove yourself that you are worthy of getting into Jannah. As Muslims we always try to earn the pleasure of Almighty Allah & here in this book you can find simple yet effective ways to achieve that.