Takht-e-Sulaiman

I found an ad that said "proof of God" when I opened that website, it was rather philosophical discussion and it reminded me of what happened to the philosophers of the past. In history, I've read about many philosophers, but only two of them are those who died with faith in ALLAH. All others had quite deformed their faith in one or the other way. The people who died a good death with faith in ALLAH are: 1. Fakhr-ud-Din Razi (also known as Maulana Fakhr-ud-Din Razi if I'm not mistaken) and 2. Allama Mohammad Iqbal (one of the most important men in History of Pakistan) If you've heard about Farabi (his full name was Abul Hassan Farabi if I'm not mistaken) he messed up his faith and was lost. He died with his distorted faith. According to Farabi, there are two types beings in the universe. 1. Necessary Being 2. Creatures Human beings, birds, lions, tigers etc are all creatures. But (NauzubILLAH) ALLAH and this universe is a necessary being. According to Farabi, ...

So, it's been a new day and I was waken up by the curtains. They were tenderly whipping me again and again saying Wake-up you idiot, well may be the curtain doesn't think I'm idiot but I'm unable to interpret!!! So, I'm awake now. So, last night the gas (LPG) cylinder was empty and the only option we had to cook on the wood. (My wife is talking on and on and on to me from behind, and, oh, now, she thinks I'm not listening to her...) So we burned a door!!! Hope you wont mind me burning a door to cook my meal as meal is quite an important thing in our lives and Hazrat Ali Hajveri (RahmatuLLAH Alaih) said, "there is a 6th pillar of Islam and that is food". So we need, desperately, need to respect our food. I hope this blog-post by Umm Omar would be very helpful InshaALLAH, it's not about food but about Rizq in general.

These days I had been using my brain too much and at some direction which isn't very necessary. Yesterday I went to read a blogpost on Just Another Day and found quite a strange topic . So, I read on and found it out to be a good one.

So, it's been long since I wrote anything on my blog. Well I had been to my wife's mother's to whom I go often. Yesterday I came back at about lunch time. So, then I slept as I was very tired. In the last post I did a mistake of writing that Kalimah Tayyabah is the base of Islam and not the pillar. Well, this way I was triggering a controversy which I, myself don't like at all. We, know that Islam starts from Kalimah Tayyabah, i.e. A muslim becomes a muslim when he say these 24 letters of Kalimah Tayyabah. But it is still a pillar of Islam. The base of Islam, if we take a closer look, is ALLAH himself. Sorry if you don't like this argument. But this is true. As ALLAH says in Qur'an: No doubt the only religion, in view of ALLAH, is Islam. So, it is ALLAH who accepts our right deeds or punish us on our wrong deeds. It's wholely solely upto ALLAH whether he accepts our right deeds or not. It is the authority of ALLAH whether he accepts us or rejects us. If he w...

A few days ago I was saying my prayers, after my prayers I sat on the carpet and started saying Kalima Tayyabah (without voice). Then I started to think how much important this 24 letter Kalimah Tayyabah is in our lives. (please don't take me as a barailvi follower who use to recite Kalimah Tayyabah with high voice after every prayer like a poem or something 'no offense') Kalimah Tayyabah is the basic of Islam. The first 12 letters are always the most important. But the last 12 letters are also most important for us as we are the ummah of Hazrat Mohammad (Peace be upon Him). (Hazrat is a word used in repect). As I'm writing I'm very upset that some readers might take me wrong at some places so if it is so, please be patient and if I forget to clear-up anything, please tell me, and it'll all be cleared at the end InshaALLAH. So, let's talk about the first 12 letters first. It means: None worshipable but ALLAH Worshipable isn't the correct word here by the...

Yesternight I was listening to Zakir Naik on Peace TV and he was addressing about Fundamentalism. He rightly said that every Muslim should be a fundamentalist. And how and why? You see Fundamentalism means believing and obeying the fundamentals of something. A fundamentalist Muslim is one who believes and acts according to Fundamentals of Islam. Leave the western propaganda behind and let's be fundamentalists because if a man isn't a fundamentalist or extremist in Islam, he isn't following the teachings of Islam and when we become fundamentalist and extremist in Islam we become the most peaceful people on earth. No human being is more peace loving and peaceful than a Muslim. If a mother says to her child, "Sleep dear sleep or else Osama Bin Laden will come", then that doesn't essentially mean Osama Bin Laden is a terrorist, it just means that the people are terrorized by Osama bin Laden. :)

This is a bit of a hot day and my fish have lost their table. Now their container resides on the floor sadly. I saw my water filter's foam fallen on the water table and the fish were struggling not to get caught in the filter's fan. Well AlhamduLILLAH they are all fine. On the other hand I have done a very bad job. My wife is watching TV, don't know what is she watching but I hate dramas and she seem to like it. Ah yes.. she is watching a cooking program. Learning to bake doughnuts (donuts). I went to Readings today. It's a nice book shop with a coffee shop attached. We, me and my wife, stayed there for about an hour or two and then I left her to her friend's, the same best friend of hers who makes her very ambitious about going to her mother's. Luckily Gujranwala (her mother's home) wasn't discussed today according to my information. I found a new comment on The Trinity which used to be my last post and this was from SirAdib . He is MashaALLAH good at...