At the point when
Fir'aun discovered that his significant other Aasiyah trusted in Allah
Subhaanahu wa Ta'ala, rather than in him, he was enraged! How should she? He
requested his gatekeepers to beat her. They limited her options and feet, and
beat her savagely in the searing desert heat. She went to Allah and
supplicated,
"My Lord, work for
me a home with You in Jannah and save me from Fir'aun and his deeds and save me
from the Zaalimun ( miscreants and doubters in Allaah)." (Surah
at-Tahreem:11).
That was her desire. To
be in Jannah. Furthermore, she got it.
It is said that when she
said this, the sky opened for her and she saw her home in Jannah.
She grinned.
Disappointed and
furious, the gatekeepers got a tremendous stone to smash her totally. In any
case, before they could do that, Allah took her spirit and she turned into a
model for all the accepting people until the cows come home.
Wishes, expectations and
goals! Who doesn't have them?
At the point when you
ask the normal individual what they wish for, some of them may want for
1,000,000 dollars, maybe an extravagant games vehicle and a house by the lake
or even an excursion to Disney Land.
Yet, not many of us
recollect the most elevated of humanly wishes. The best of wishes, the best of
wishes, the loftiest of wishes. Better believe it sure, it is there on our
rundown, and we wish for it. However, not with the enthusiasm and energy that
it merits.
Also, what is that wish,
all things considered?
It's anything but a wish
for Jannah; the unadulterated, elevated residence for the devotees.
The non-Muslims trust in
wishing on a star, wishing on a birthday flame and in three wishes that a genie
can 'mysteriously' allow for you. In any case, Alhamdulillaah, we are Muslims
and we needn't bother with a star or a light adhered on a cake to make a wish.
Truth be told we don't require a genie in a container.
We should simply to
submit to Allaah, have faith in Him, carry out noble things as well as could be
expected, expecting His Mercy while dreading His Wrath.
Allaah has advised us in
the Quraan:
"Though the
individuals who accept and carry out beneficial things and humble themselves
before their Lord, they are the associates of Paradise, and there they will
live for ever." (Surah Hood: 23)
As Muslims we likewise
realize that accomplishing something isn't simply meaningless statements. It is
to want for it in the heart, to utilize the tongue and make dua for it and to
apply the proper exertion to accomplish it.
Furthermore, Jannah is
the loftiest of wishes.
Yet, do we incredibly
want for it? Provided that this is true, how have we dealt with accomplish it?
Ramadaan is the ideal
possibility for us to make that wish for Jannah materialize. The Prophet (sal
Allaahu Alayhi wa Sallam) said:
"Whoever diets
Ramadaan out of confidence and with the desire for remuneration, all his past
sins will be excused." (Bukhaari, Muslim)
Furthermore,
"Whoever goes
through the evenings of Ramadaan in petition out of confidence and in the
desire for remuneration, his past sins will be pardoned." (Bukhaari,
Muslim)
"At the point when
the principal evening of the long stretch of Ramadaan comes, the fallen angels
and defiant jinn are tied up and the doors of Hell are shut, and not one
entryway of it is opened. The doors of Paradise are opened and not one entryway
of it is shut. Also, a guest shouts out: 'O searcher of good, continue; O
searcher of insidiousness, stop. What's more, Allaah has those whom He reclaims
from the Fire, and that happens each night." (Al-Tirmidhi and others-hasan
by al-Albaani)
Ramadaan is the long
stretch of Mercy and pardoning. So request that Allaah pardon you.
Also, this is a month of
guarantees. So guarantee to love Him and submit to Him as well as could be
expected… ..and guarantee to avoid His forbiddances.
What's more, this is the
period of transformation and control. So survey your self and your deeds. In
the event that there are any weaknesses, patch them before it is past the point
of no return. Benefit as much as possible from this month by doing loads of
demonstrations of love as indicated by the Sunnah, ask an incredible
arrangement, read Qur'aan, excuse individuals, be thoughtful to other people
and offer cause to poor people.
Also, Allaah will make
that wish for Jannah work out.
"Furthermore, whoever
wants the Hereafter and makes progress toward it, with the vital exertion due
for it (for example carries out upright things of Allaah's compliance) while he
is an adherent — then, at that point such are the ones whose endeavoring will
be valued, (expressed gratitude toward and remunerated by Allaah)"
[al-Isra' 17:19]
The Prophet (sal Allaahu
Alayhi wa Sallam) said:
"Capitalize on five
things before five (different things occur): your life before you kick the
bucket, your great wellbeing before you become wiped out; your spare energy
before you become occupied; your childhood before you develop old; and your
abundance before you become poor." (saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh wa
Da'eef al-Jaami' al-Sagheer)
Furthermore, this
incorporates taking advantage of Ramadaan before it dies.
You are alive today,
yes. Furthermore, you are sound today. Yet, how long does 'today' in reality
last?
Consider everything… … .
Race with each other to
carry out beneficial things, and go to Allaah in earnest atonement. Set your
sight on the most elevated situation in Jannah and endeavor to acquire the
delight of Allaah so you may enter
al-Jannatul-Firdaws.
Buckle down for that
wish. Keep the wish near your heart, in all that you say or do.
Transform that wish for
Jannah into the real world.
"In this way, race
for absolution from your Lord, and for a Garden as wide as paradise and earth,
arranged for the individuals who put stock in Allah and His Messengers. Such is
the Favor of Allah; He offers it to whom He wills. Allah is the Owner of
incredible blessing." (Surah hadeed: 21)
May Allaah award you
your desire. Ameen.
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