An Explanation of Some Selected Malfoozaat of Hazrat Moulana Ashraf Ali Thaanwi (RA) 6

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1)  The Gist of Tassawuf

 It is to annihilate oneself ie to regard oneself as totally worthless and inferior to all.

 Annihilation of the Nafs (base-desires) helps cure spiritual maladies like pride, jealousy, enmity, greed and malice etc.

When one thinks nothing of oneself and is humbled, the heart becomes attached to ALLAH Rabbul Izzat.

2)  Never Laugh at or Mock others 

Whoever does so … He himself becomes involved in the same problem as the person being ridiculed and will be laughed at.

3) Failure to Regret a Sin (An Azaab Punishment) 

When the Wrath of ALLAH Subhaanahu wa Ta’aala is upon a person, he fails to regret his sins. As such, he does not engage in Taubah. The heart then becomes hard due to being deprived of making Taubah and the person becomes distanced from the Mercy of ALLAH Ta’aala.

4) Death with Imaan 

The key to Jannah is Imaan. Thus, a person must die with Imaan… Even if it the lowest degree of Imaan, it is still a great treasure. Death with Imaan is entirely in the Hands of ALLAH Subhaanahu wa Ta’aala.

5) Reason for Weakness in Good Deeds

 Love for this world and no conviction of the Aakhirat causes a deficiency in the performance of good deeds.

6)  The Effect of Dua

We should make dua for the success of our aspirations and for relief from our difficulties. It is important to be attentive when making dua.

Whether the dua is fulfilled or not,  Dua brings sukoon (peace and satisfaction) into the heart.

7) Lack of Love and Appreciation from Friends and Family 

One should take comfort and be relieved that ALLAH Ta’aala has freed one’s heart from “Ghairullah”. One now realizes that only Allah is the Beloved. One gets the oppurtunity to focus his gaze only unto Allah.

8)  Ibaadat at Night

Leaving the comfort of one’s bed and turning to ALLAH late at night is extremely Pleasing to ALLAH Azza wa Jal.

9) Death on a Friday 

This is extremely virtuous. Due to the Auspiciousness of Jumuah, the deceased is not questioned by the Angels and is protected against Azaab of Qabr.

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Lessons from Hadith Shareef ~ Virtues and Excellence of Being a Muazzin

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وَمَنْ أَحْسَنُ قَوْلًا مِّمَّن دَعَا إِلَى اللَّهِ
And who is better in speech than one who invites to Allah ~ (Surah Fussilat 41:33)

Hadeeth

Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said: “If the people knew what (reward) there is in the call (Adhan) and praying in the first row, and there was no other way to settle the matter than drawing lots, then they would draw lots for it”. (Bukhari and Muslim)

Hazrat Ibn ‘Umar RA narrates that Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said : The Muazzin will receive forgiveness to the extent the voice of his Adhan reaches; every living and non-living thing that hears his voice, supplicates for his forgiveness. In another narration it is stated: Every living and nonliving thing replies to his Adhan. (Musnad Ahmad, Tabarani, Bazzar, Majma’uz-Zawaid)

These, and many other Ahaadeeth point out the “Great Virtues” of calling out the Azaan and in standing in the first Saf (row) for Salaah in Jamaat.

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An Explanation of Some Selected Malfoozaat of Hazrat Moulana Ashraf Ali Thaanwi (RA) 5

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1) ALLAH OUR PROTECTOR

ALLAH Ta’aala through HIS Infinite Mercy does not want anyone to suffer a financial loss. HE has instructed us to always record our financial transactions (especially loans) with two witnesses. Will HE then, not protect our lives in Dunya and Aakhirat?

HE will not fling us into Jahannum unless we ourselves do not attempt to enter it.

2) Benefits of Imaan and Righteous deeds

As a result of A’amaal-e-sawlehaat (righteous deeds), a person is blessed with the acceptance and love of mankind and animals. Both believers and non-Believers develop love for this person irrespective of whether they have contact with or benefit from him. This is the benefit of righteous deeds.

3) Do Not Deliberately Dwell over Past Sins

One should not excessively ponder and dwell over past sins for which one has made sincere Taubah. One should also not over concern oneself with worrying about whether it may happen again in the future, lest one may become so disillusioned by the intensity of the sin and lose Hope in the Mercy of ALLAH Ta’ala.

4) Excessive Corporal Punishment

To excessively hit ones pupils/children is oppression!
Whilst one may reprimand, it is not appropriate to beat students who may be naturally weak.

5) Prosperity a Boon

Well being and prosperity is a great boon which can assist in matters of Deen, whilst excess wealth can cause anguish and neglect.

Wealth is a N’imat (bounty) if it does not preoccupy one and its rights are fulfilled.

 

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