Hijra lessons: Trust God’s plan, adapt to new environments, value consultation, persevere through challenges, prioritize unity, embrace migration for faith, and practice strategic planning for success.
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Taking tough decisions in a corporate setting when ethics are at stake can be challenging, but it’s essential to prioritize ethical considerations to ensure responsible and morally sound outcomes. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to approach tough ethical decisions in a corporate context, along with an example: Identify the Ethical Dilemma: Clearly define the
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Why did Allah create Iblis? This question is often posed with the assumption that entering Jannah (Paradise) would have been effortless if Iblis had not been created. However, the truth is that Allah does not intend to grant Jannah without any challenges. His purpose is to test individuals, and those who successfully pass the test will be rewarded with Jannah
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Uniform Civil Code (UCC) refers to common laws governing personal matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, succession, guardianship rights, and minority rights. The Article 44 of the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) in the Indian Constitution aims to secure a UCC for all citizens throughout the country.
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The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.S) warned us about the consequences of associating with rulers. He said, من سَكن الباديةَ جَفا ومَن اتَّبع الصَّيد غَفَلَ ومَن أتَى السُّلطانَ افتُتِنَ وما ازداد عبد من السلطان دنوا إلا ازداد من الله بعدا(أبوداود، والبيهقي،) “Whoever resides in the deserts, he becomes ignorant, whoever follows game, he becomes heedless, and whoever
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Discover how the teachings of the Qur’an inspire a positive outlook on life. This article explores the themes of gratitude, patience, and trust in Allah, which lead to inner peace and contentment. Explore how the Qur’an promotes kindness, mercy, and forgiveness, fostering harmonious relationships and a more optimistic worldview. Dive into specific verses that offer resilience and hope during difficult times, highlighting the presence of ease alongside hardship and the capacity to overcome struggles. Understand the importance of unwavering trust in Allah’s guidance, the concept of predestination, and the boundless mercy and forgiveness of Allah. Find strength and encouragement in these verses, cultivating a positive perspective and relying on Allah’s wisdom and care.
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Creating how-to videos can be a valuable skill for students, whether it’s for educational purposes, entertainment, or promotion. While the traditional method of creating videos using cameras, microphones, and editing equipment can be challenging, there’s now a simpler way to accomplish this using AI-powered tools. In this article, we’ll explore how students can create how-to
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Jihad Nafs is to purify the soul from its vices, i.e. from evil qualities such as anger, arrogance, miserliness, envy, lust etc. and to adorn it with qualities such as humility, asceticism, and piety.
A scholar who strives to learn about Allah’s attributes and gives attention to the inner beauty of the soul is called ‘Arif’. The author says that Arif is much better than a normal scholar who only focuses on extracting the rules and giving Fatwa without giving much attention to beautifying the soul.
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The author teaches here a very important lesson. Dhikr is the heart of the Sufi order. Allah ordered the servants to remember Him as often as possible.
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The author blames self-talk and says that it leads to hardness of the heart, because generally self-talk is about worldly affairs and matters. In the next chapter, he guides how to turn inhale and exhale in to Ibadah. Meaning his slef-talk eventually turns into thoughts about Allah and the hereafter.