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Muslims! Fear Allah as is befitting. Cling to
the firm handhold of Islam. In this is the success in your dunya and your
hereafter.
Know that
Allah has "ways" (sunan) with regard to
his creation which never change. (Verse)
On of His
"ways" is that "you reap what you sow".
(verses)
Also:
whoever focuses on the means of worldly success will get whatever Allah
decreed for him from that and his hereafter is in serious doubt. Whoever
focuses on the means of success in the hereafter, will find the success in
both. (verses)
Also:
Allah tests his creation.
A believer
who finds good knows it is by the fadhl of Allah
and is grateful knowing that no one "deserves" anything from Allah. If he
is given, it is by Allah's generosity and if not it is Allah's justice.
Under tests, the believer is patient and knows that it is because of his
shortcomings and sins and that Allah wishes to raise his level in the
hereafter by it. (verses)
So, a
believer constantly looks over his own actions, holds himself to account and repents for every wrong which he
knows about and that which he doesn't.
As for the
disbeliever or one who shares some of his attributes the result of
good coming to him is arrogance and an illusion of self-sufficiency and
disregard for other people. When tested, he is impatient but takes no
lesson or benefit, stays in his kufr and blames
something or someone else for his
predicament.
MUSLIMS:
Our
calamities have become so many these days. Every where we turn, we hear
and see nothing but injury and insult to Islam and its people. Muslims
dying is worse than could be imagined. Everyone has a theory the plots
of our enemies, our weak economies, our underdevelopment or lack of
technology, etc. They are looking at symptoms, not the disease. The cause
of all this injury and insult to which we are subjected is our own
negligence with regard to our deen except for
those upon whom Allah has shown mercy.
This Ummah has seen much worse than this in the past. The
only thing that brought us back to safety was when calamities were lessons
which reminded us of our deen.
In these
days when insult and injury upon Islam have increased and are everywhere,
we must remember the words of the salaf
that: The last of this nation will never be corrected except with that
which corrected the beginning of this nation. We Muslims cannot release
ourselves from responsibility by blaming others for our condition. If we
don't solve our own problems according to the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of His Messenger, then we have no one to blame
but ourselves.
The
solution to our ills is in Allah's hands. After that, it is in the
hands of
the rulers over the Muslims and our scholars. These must cooperate and
strive together to rectify this Ummah. All of
mankind will benefit from that.
When
calamities come, the first escape from them is tauba sincere repentance to Allah.
(verse)
One will
say: Of what benefit is my tauba for the saving
of this nation? Answer: the cause of every good here and in the hereafter
is obedience to Allah. The cause of every hardship here
and in the hereafter is disobedience to Allah. The tauba of every individual increases the good and
decreases the bad. The previous nations were destroyed for no other reason
than the quantity of their sin. Thamud was
destroyed because of the killing of the camel done by ONE INDIVIDUAL.
(verses)
(hadith)
Don't
underestimate the value of your own tauba every
day. Hold vast to the Qur'an and the Sunnah. They will light your way and guide you away
from all evil.
Unity is
wajib.
(verses)
Justice
toward all including non-Muslims.
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