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It was narrated from ‘Abdullah bin ‘Amr that the Prophet (ﷺ) said:“When Sulaiman bin Dawud finished building Bait-ul-Maqdis1, he asked Allah for three things: judgment that was in harmony with His judgment, a dominion that no one after him would have, and that no one should come to this mosque, intending only to pray there, but he would emerge free of sin as the day his mother bore him.” The Prophet (ﷺ) said: “Two prayers were granted, and I hope that the third was also granted.”(Sunan Ibn Majah)
Birds, soaring and diving, must end their flight slowly. Landing and lowering their wings is harder than taking off and stretching their wings. Like a bird coming down from sky to earth that slows its wing beats and lowers them to gently touch land so was the Command of ALLAH (Glorified be He) to His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) regarding believers: (And lower your wing to those of the believers who follow you) (Ash-Shu‘ara’ 26: 215)
Lower your wing, Lay down your pride, Let go of your own life, Adopt patience, Give and care for people, Relieve their burdens, Remove their ignorance, Let not your eyes overlook them, Man or woman, young or old, rich or poor, strong or weak, enslaved or free Humble yourself to t
Today individuals find themselves in desperate need of guidance. Over the ages, Allah sent different Prophets to guide humanity and provide answers to the questions confronting man. The most important features of their mission was to explain the Divine laws and exemplify Divine wisdom, and thus, serve as role-models to their nations. This book shows how the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) introduced Islam in all of his cases: father, husband, neighbor, friend, seller, buyer, judge, ... etc. Thus he dealt with all kinds of people while showing the Islamic teachings in all cases.
The first thoughts that cross our minds when holding something new or unique in our hands are: What is it for?
How and why it came here?
To whom does it belong?
These questions cut straight to the essence of our being: Did we come from nothing, by nothing, and for nothing? Or are we here by design to achieve something worthwhile?
There are traces of past and present creations everywhere — are they meaningless or living signs of a Creator God?
