Aqeedah

Al-Wadud

Wadud is derived from the word Wudd which means love, friendship and affection. Therefore, Wadud signifies the one who possesses this quality by excellence. Allah Ta’ala is called Al-Wadud because Allah Ta’ala loves His servants more than a mother loves her baby whom she is still breastfeeding.

Beware!

There is one thing that many of us do not take into account and we utter it without knowing its gravity. We, as Muslims, should have the belief that only theDeen of Islam is the true religion. We should follow only Islam to earn Jannat. We should not think or say that all religions are good. Otherwise, we will no longer be Muslim. We will be out of the fold of Islam. Being out of the fold of Islam means that there will be no differences between us and a non-Muslim.

Al Kareem

Kareem is derived from Karam which has several meanings such as dignity, nobility, generosity, prestige, etc. There is no doubt that Allah Ta'ala is the very source of all this. Allah Ta'ala is praiseworthy. He is noble. He is generous. So Allah Ta'ala is Al-Kareem. Any value, dignity and prestige that a person may possess in any way and measure and dimension, is due to the favour of Allah Ta'ala.

Ar-Raqeeb

Ar-Raqeeb means someone who observes everything in all its minute details. Nothing escapes his knowledge. Belief in this attribute keeps a person away from all kinds of sins. It is difficult to disobey Allah Ta'ala when we have a strong and a firm belief that everything is happening in front of Allah Ta'ala and that He is observing our actions.

Allah created the earth in six days! Why so much time?

This is a question that may come to the mind of certain people that if Allah Ta’ala has the absolute power and ability to create anything in less than a fraction of a second, although Allah Ta’ala does not even need time to do something, then why did Allah Ta’ala create the skies and the earth in six days?

Yet, Allah Ta’ala said: "And Our command is but once like the blinking of an eye." (54:50)

Rafzi

Rafzi is a deviated sect, who speaks ill and criticise the Sahaabah-e-Kiraam (Radiyallahu Anhum) and have grudges mostly for Hazrat Abu Bakr (Radiyallahu Anhu) and Hazrat Umar (Radiyallahu Anhu). Due to their rancour for the Sahaabah-e-Kiraam (Radiyallahu Anhum), mostly for Hazrat Abu Bakr (Radiyallahu Anhu) and Hazrat Umar (Radiyallahu Anhu), they have refused to accept the practice of Salaat-ut-Taraweeh.

Zikr-E-Nabi

Love for our beloved Nabi (Sallallaahu Alaihi Wasallam) makes us speak of Nabi (Sallallaahu Alaihi Wasallam). This makes us narrate and listen to his extremely noble manners, exemplary characters and teachings that are filled with blessings and wisdom with fervour and pleasure. If we have this love all the time, then we will regularly speak about him and will do what he has taught us to do. The example of this is that of a sincere and loyal son who serves his parents all the time.

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