The bounty, which has been bestowed to us by Almighty Allah, is
our Muslim Identity. Our ultimate shield is the authentic and sacred
book of Holy Quran; an illuminating guide which remains pure till the
end of time.
Is there anyone other than Allah who nurtures, consoles, and meets your every need? Who forgives and overlooks your faults? Who carries you through your hard times and dilutes or even averts your trial on your mere asking? Who grants you wisdom, rights of expression, freedom of speech and freedom of explore? Indeed, non other than Allah, who has created us and has given us the title of Ashraful Makhlukaat. Then, should we not bow down and express our respect and gratitude towards Him? Or is it only these lower creations that bear an ingrained etiquette to say Thank you?
Out of the five pillars of Islam we find that the word Salat is the most frequently mentioned of the five. The word Salat is mentioned a total of 67 times in the Quran. The Salat provides the nourishment needed by our souls and is a sure method of attaining righteousness and nearness to our Creator.
We all must pray because He has created us. He is the only one, to whom all our prayer should be, and He is the one, to whom, we should bestow.
Quran says,
"O you who believe! Bow down and prostrate your selves and adore your Lord, and do good, that you may prosper."
(Surah Al Haj:77)
Today, life is governed by success, time and money. If only we could see the investment that manifolds each time, we bow down to our creator or else forget that too in the lust of this worldly life. Our reflection and remembrance of Him adds surplus to our eternal credit. Not only do we add wealth upon wealth, but also we physically unwind from the turmoil's of the day, and energize our body.
Remember that we should not only remember Allah in our hard times, but in our good times as well. We should balance our life.
We all know that the time is running and we have many responsibilities to fulfill, but we should remember Allah in every second of our life. We must make time to nurture and feed our soul. We must revitalize our inner selves, and establish that intimacy with our Creator.
Quran says,
"O you believe! Seek (Allah's) help with patience, perseverance and prayer."
(Surah Al Baqarah:153)
Our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said,
"The one who is regular and steadfast in observing his 5 daily prayers shall be with the truthful and martyrs on the day of judgement."
(Narrated by Ibn-e-Habban)
Is there anyone other than Allah who nurtures, consoles, and meets your every need? Who forgives and overlooks your faults? Who carries you through your hard times and dilutes or even averts your trial on your mere asking? Who grants you wisdom, rights of expression, freedom of speech and freedom of explore? Indeed, non other than Allah, who has created us and has given us the title of Ashraful Makhlukaat. Then, should we not bow down and express our respect and gratitude towards Him? Or is it only these lower creations that bear an ingrained etiquette to say Thank you?
Out of the five pillars of Islam we find that the word Salat is the most frequently mentioned of the five. The word Salat is mentioned a total of 67 times in the Quran. The Salat provides the nourishment needed by our souls and is a sure method of attaining righteousness and nearness to our Creator.
We all must pray because He has created us. He is the only one, to whom all our prayer should be, and He is the one, to whom, we should bestow.
Quran says,
"O you who believe! Bow down and prostrate your selves and adore your Lord, and do good, that you may prosper."
(Surah Al Haj:77)
Today, life is governed by success, time and money. If only we could see the investment that manifolds each time, we bow down to our creator or else forget that too in the lust of this worldly life. Our reflection and remembrance of Him adds surplus to our eternal credit. Not only do we add wealth upon wealth, but also we physically unwind from the turmoil's of the day, and energize our body.
Remember that we should not only remember Allah in our hard times, but in our good times as well. We should balance our life.
We all know that the time is running and we have many responsibilities to fulfill, but we should remember Allah in every second of our life. We must make time to nurture and feed our soul. We must revitalize our inner selves, and establish that intimacy with our Creator.
Quran says,
"O you believe! Seek (Allah's) help with patience, perseverance and prayer."
(Surah Al Baqarah:153)
Our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said,
"The one who is regular and steadfast in observing his 5 daily prayers shall be with the truthful and martyrs on the day of judgement."
(Narrated by Ibn-e-Habban)
Munir Moosa Sewani has been one of the famous, prominent and
creative names in the field of Education since he was 8 years. He is a
Master Trainer In Special Education, Post Graduate, Teacher Educator and
a Teacher. He is a Freelance Writer and Photographer too. He is an
author of the famous self-published storybook for children named as "The
MORAL STORIES FOR CHILDREN" and has also written Biology course books
for Secondary Classes. He has written almost more than 30 articles on
social, health, educational and cultural issues, which are
internationally recognized and published on most of the famous world
wide websites, magazines and newspapers. He is also a Social worker,
private tutor, career counselor, musician, lyrics writer and has multi-
dimensional talents. His future plan is to write dozens of informative
books and articles and to work for education and media too.
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