Islamic Da'wah

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22/09/2023

Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu brethrens. On this special day of Jumuah, may Allah ease our affairs and grant us good end.

22/05/2023

Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu brethrens.

As the days runs out, we are moving closer to our graves. Let us strive hard to meet our Rabb in a good state.

Do not run after this dunya because Allah has already written how we will live our lives.

Putting our trust in Allah, being steadfast in worship, obeying Allah and following the Sunnah of Rasulullah (pbuh) should be our utmost goal while we live our affairs to Allah Ta'ala.

May Allah grant us good end.

Islamic Da'wah

01/10/2022

𝗜𝘀𝗹𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗰 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵𝘀
1. Muharram
2. Safar
3. Rabbiul awwal
4. Rabbiul akhir
5. Jumada awwal
6. Jumada akhir
7. Rajab
8. Sha'aban
9. Ramadan
10. Shawwal
11. Dhul-Qidah
12. Dhul-Haji

𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗹𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗙𝗮𝗶𝘁𝗵
1. Belief in Allah
2. Belief in Prophets
3. Belief in Holy Books
4. Belief in Angels
5. Belief in Qadr
6. Belief in the Day of Judgment

𝗡𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗳 25 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗽𝗵𝗲𝘁𝘀
1. Nabi Adam
2. Nabi Idris
3. Nabi Nuh
4. Nabi Hud
5. Nabi Salih
6. Nabi Lut
7. Nabi Ibrahim
8. Nabi Ismael
9. Nabi Ishaq (Isaac)
10. Nabi Yaqub
11. Nabi Yusuf
12. Nabi Shu'aib
13. Nabi Ayyub
14. Nabi Dhulkifl
15. Nabi Musa
16. Nabi Harun
17. Nabi Dawud
18. Nabi Sulayman
19. Nabi Ilias
20. Nabi Alyasa
21. Nabi Yunus
22. Nabi Zakariya
23. Nabi Yahya
24. Nabi Isa
25. Nabi Muhammad

𝗧𝗵𝗲 4 𝗦𝘂𝗻𝗻𝗶 𝗜𝗺𝗮𝗺𝘀
1. Imam Malik Ibn Anas
2. Imam Abu Hanifah
3. Imam Ash Shafi'i
4. Imam Ahmed Ibn Hanbal

5 𝗣𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗜𝘀𝗹𝗮𝗺
1. Faith
2. Salah
3. Fasting
4. Zakat
5. Hajj

5 𝗗𝗮𝗶𝗹𝘆 𝗣𝗿𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿𝘀
1. Fajr - 2 raka'at
2. Dzuhur - 4 raka'at
3. Asr - 4 raka'at
4. Maghrib - 3 raka'at
5. Isha - 4 raka'at

Khulafa'u Arrashideen
1. Abubakar
2. Umar
3. Uthman
4. Aliyu

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29/09/2022

When we talk about difficult women who make life difficult for their husbands it would seem some men dont appreciate their wives because they haven’t tasted life with a difficult wife. Some men only buy new clothes for their wife during Eid celebrations. This is not necessarily their wish but circumstance has made it difficult to focus on such things, and as Allāh will have it, the wife doesn’t complain about this. She understands his condition with him and truly when he can afford it, he buys her clothes once in a while other than during festivities.

There are women whom hardly does a month goes by without her requesting for an anko/asoebi for an event. If you don’t buy it there will be no peace in that house till you get it. Such women usually have either very large extended families, multitude of friends or both so there is almost always an event to attend. If the husband is wealthy it wouldn’t be a problem but some men have to borrow money to fund their wife’s anko/asoebi just for peace to reign.

Then there are those who are in a competition with the neighbour. The neighbour can’t appear richer than your family thus if they buy a new Generator and you don’t have she will push you to the wall till you get one or make you feel like a worthless man. If the neighbour’s wife wears a new cloth then she must get that too. If the neighbour’s children attend a private school then you mustn’t dare consider withdrawing your children from that school to a cheaper one or a public school even if it is obvious you are unable to sustain that lifestyle due to current economic realities.

There are women who have no orientation of planning with a man. He should just bring his money let them spend it. She doesn’t encourage you to save, plan for the future or even remember your parents. Some will even come up with ridiculous excuses just to milk money from their husband. We have heard of women who extort money from their husband under the pretext of being sick. Some even fake pregnancies they will eventually claim got ended in a miscarriage.

Compare these with a wife that is always looking out for your success and progress. She is the one that cautions you when you spend in excess reminding you to save for rainy days. She is quick to adjust her needs and manage the house’s running cost just to help you channel more resources to a project you are embarking on. She reminds you to send something to ‘Mama’ however little. She may even send on your behalf and tell Mama you sent her. While some are lucky to find good matches, others aren’t so lucky, so they are all these and much more but the husband doesn’t appreciate it as he is more focused on the flaws she has.

Some men are living a miserable life thanks to a difficult wife they were unfortunate to marry. They are the ones who spend long hours at work you will think they are hard working not knowing they dread returning home. Some look rich on the outside trying to sustain the wife’s façade but broke and indebted on the inside.

Sometimes when I read online tantrums about how husbands are bad and the reason for failed marriages I laugh. The most ridiculous thing is trying to do a headcount of who is more at fault in marriages. There are just as many bad husbands as there are bad wives and vice versa. We will help marriages more if we call out the bad eggs in our gender and condemn their actions and attitudes rather than form gender solidarity and support groups that embolden people to do crázy things in marriage.

If you have an easy-going and considerate wife, you have no idea how lucky you are. Some people’s wives have caused them to grow emergency grey hairs. May Allāh rectify our affairs.

A. Haroun

18/09/2022

Create a daily routine with your children for mutual and effective bonding.

As soon as they wake up in the morning:

1. They come to your room to greet you (personally, I leave the Masjid early for this);

2. Teach them to make the proper Taslīm (Assalamu alaykum warahmatullaah wabarakaatuh);

3. Shake their hands, hug them tightly, kiss them, rub their backs and heads;

4. Ask them how their night was, and if there's anything bothering them. Pray for them;

5. Instruct them to go and ease themselves, and perform ablution for Salāt;

6. After Salāt, they return to do adhkār, and recite the Qur'ān;

7. After that, they should go and do some house chores, take their bath, and dress up for school;

8. When they return from school, engage them on their activities in school, and if anyone touched or bullied them.

9. Ensure that they observe all other Salāt;

10. Send them to bed with hugs, kisses, and Du'ā for protection from all evils of the night.

11. Eat together from the same bowl🌹❣️

On days when you're away from home, make phone/video calls to monitor them. One thing is important though: consistency.