Better believe it, sure we say this explanation when somebody passes on. Likewise a few of us may say this sentence when they lose something, endure a mishap or damage.
Be that as it may, … ..do you understand what it implies?
Indeed, everybody realize that it clearly signifies 'To Allaah we have a place and to Him is our return.'
In any case, that is not what I am discussing.
I mean … .do you REALLY, TRULY comprehend these words and their suggestions in a Muslim's life?
It implies … whatever we have isn't actually our own. It has a place with Allaah.
Investigate you; all that you see, all that you have and all that there is… .in you, on you, around you… .has a place with Allaah, alone.
It is Allah Who has given you all the property and products you have, and that He is the genuine Owner of all.
So the vehicles that you own, the houses that you live in, the organizations you have all genuinely have a place with Allaah
The children that He favored you with, the wellbeing that He gave you, the time that He has permitted you are on the whole Allah's property.
Indeed, even the bodies we carry on with in and the existence that we have has a place with Allaah alone.
"Furthermore, to Allah has a place the legacy of the sky and the earth… ." (Surah Aal-Imraan:180)
"The realm of the sky and the earth and everything in them has a place with Allah. He has control over all things." (Surat al-Ma'ida: 120)
"Say: 'To Allah has a place the East and the West… " (Surah al-Baqarah:142)
Presently, since everything has a place with Allaah, then, at that point we need to incorporate even our spirits in that rundown. The very spirits that we consider as our "self"; our "nafs"; our "being" — anything you desire to call it — that very thing that recognizes you from the remainder of the world, has a place with Allaah. It's anything but YOURS.
Indeed, YOU are not YOURS.
You have a place with Allaah.
Also, this is the embodiment of the idea of subjugation to Allaah in Islam.
Also, since He is the genuine Possessor of everything, and everything is His property, He allocates what He wills to whomever He wills… … .and afterward He removes it. All things considered, it was Allaah's in the first place.
So He may give you something and afterward take it's anything but some time.
He will favor you with a valuable youngster that you love sincerely… and afterward He may remove it.
He will give you cash, honor and status… .and afterward He may remove it.
He will give you youth, imperativeness and wellbeing and afterward unquestionably He will remove it.
Indeed all that you have may be with you for an exceptionally brief time.
And afterward the Owner will guarantee His Right.
So when Allaah does recover what was legitimately His, WHY MOURN OUR LOSSES?
Actually like a companion who loans you his book. And afterward following a couple of days, he needs it back and you give it back to him… no second thoughts… ..no distress… .no inquiries posed.
Essentially, if Allah reclaims a portion of His gifts upon you for reasons unknown… .so be it.
Say Alhamdulillaah.
Try not to lament. Show restraint. Submit to the desire of Allaah, being satisfied with His choice for you. For certainly He will just do what is best for you.
Simply think… ..The Owner returned and took it.
Keep in mind… .that you're not the genuine proprietor… ..you were NEVER the genuine proprietor regardless. You just had everything since it was Allah who offered it to you in any case. On the off chance that He didn't offer it to you, you wouldn't have had it in any capacity… indeed, you were unable to have had it.
Keep in mind… .man goes into this world with nothing… and leaves it flat broke.
Keep in mind… .that all that we have, every one of the endowments we appreciate, are blessings from Almighty Allah… endowments that we appreciate for a restricted period until He removes them at whatever point He considers fit.
They are a trust from Allah… a credit to you… to perceive how you react to these blessings from Allaah and how you use them… .in the compliance of the Almighty, saying thanks to Him and venerating Him… … OR… … ..to the insubordination to the One Who offered then to you in any case.
Observe the expressions of the Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) on the event of the passing of his child, Ibraahim:
'Our eyes are loaded up with tears, our hearts with despondency, however we don't utter a word with our lips aside from that which satisfies Allah… . Verily, to Allah we have a place, and to Him we return.' (Bukhaari)
Furthermore, we as a whole know the popular rate about the buddy Abu Talha and his significant other when one of the children passed on and Abu Talha was not at home. She washed and covered him and when Abu Talha returned home and got some information about his child, she said, "The kid is calm and I trust he is in harmony… ." (Bukhaari)
Subhaan Allaah… .such persistence!
What's more, such Imaan in the proclamation "Inna lillaahi wa inna ilayhi Raaji'oon"!
She really comprehended its importance and the influence it ought to have on her life as a Muslimah,
submitting to him and being satisfied with whatever He has proclaimed for her.
She realized that whatever she has, isn't genuinely hers. Maybe, it is Allaah's… .and He reclaimed whatever He possesses at its named time.
Also, it is a direct result of this Imaan so solid, this arrangement, that the Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) made dua for them and Allaah favored them massively.
"'They (for example Abu Talha and his significant other) had nine children and every one of them became reciters of the Quran (by heart)." (Bukhaari)
"Be certain we will test you with something of dread and craving, some misfortune in products or lives, yet give happy news to the individuals who are undaunted, who say when beset with cataclysm: 'To Allah we have a place and to him is our return.' They are those on who (drop) gifts from Allah and leniency and they are the once that get direction." (al-Baqarah:155)
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