Allah does not forgive anything being associated with Him but He forgives whoever He wills for anything other than that. Anyone who associates something with Allah has gone very far astray. (Surat an-Nisa, 116)
Muslim is never dull: He is live and enthusiastic night and day
The most important ideal of the unbelievers is ‘to be able to benefit from the life of this world to the best.’ When they are able to attain something even if just a bit, they make do with it and be happy. Then they get used to what they have attained and try to use these means, which they have acquired in their monotone and colorless life. But they never have an ideal high enough to bring meaning to their lives or to make them feel a never-ending energy, liveliness and enthusiasm.
The condition of Muslims sharply differs from that of the unbelievers. A believer experiences the high enthusiasm of having faith in Allah, witnessing the signs of faith in every moment of his life, the desire of living and having others live the morality of the Qur’an, racing for good deeds, putting up an intellectual struggle against unbelievers and hypocrites and the effort to avoid Hell and deserve the Garden.
They know that living the morality of the Qur’an and encouraging all people to live this morality throughout the world cannot be achieved with dullness or with a constant, monotone and slow style. They are aware that showing such a conduct disorder is a big negligence for a sincere believer. If a believer takes such a dullness and laziness for granted, he should think about this fact briefly: “If all Muslims in the world develop a slow, dull and introvert character by getting deeply occupied with their own matters, how can preaching of the morality of the Qur’an to people, struggling against and destroying the traps set by hypocrites and unbelievers against Muslims be realized? Who will take the responsibility for commanding the right and prohibiting the wrong? Who will lift Muslims’ spirit, train and educate them and encourage them for a better morality?” A believer, who really fears Allah, takes all of these responsibilities encumbered on him by Allah through the Qur’an and shows a live and enthusiast character for this to the upmost.
The lives of our Prophet (saas) and of his companions are full of examples of this morality. The companions of the Prophet (saas) had got up early and spent their lives in active struggle by thinking none of their lives or goods. They went on to battle with our Prophet (saas) when required and performed prayers when their weapons are next to them, as revealed in the verse. This liveliness and enthusiasm was dominant at every aspect of their lives. They were cautious and on guard at all times. While some were praying, the others keep guard against the traps and attacks of the unbelievers. It is very clear that the companions could not have been dull in such an environment.
As it is revealed in the Qur’an, our Prophet (saas) woke up at nights for prayer. He is very live and enthusiast during those moments as well. Likewise, the life of our Prophet (saas) during the day was also like that. Allah reveals in the Qur’an for our Prophet Mohammad (saas), “In the daytime much of your time is taken up by business matters.” Our Prophet (saas) was live and enthusiast during those hours as well.
As it was with our Prophet (saas), all of these struggles that occupy Muslims’ lives are not work that can be done with dullness. Therefore, Muslims are extremely live and enthusiast at every moment of their lives, in their speeches, looks and behaviors.
Muslims will be enthusiast in the Garden. In the same way, they will feel enthusiasm when they see the Hell.
Therefore, for a Muslim who act with this point of view, being live and enthusiast is one of the most urgent aspects to labor for in this world. In the same way, it is one of the most important prayers for a believer who is struggling to win Allah’s approval.
The Interesting Nests Of Birds
How do tailorbirds sew their nests?
Tailorbirds which are found across tropical Asia use their beaks like a sewing needle. Their strings are silk they obtain from spider net, cotton from seeds or fibers they pluck from barks. In building their nests, they first select developing leaves on a tree and put these leaves into shape by dragging them upon one another. Then the bird pierces every leaves’ edge with its sharp pointed beak. Then he sews the leaves together with his beak with plant fiber, spider’s web and knots every loop to make it tight. When the same operation is done for the other leaf, the leaves are sewn together. Almost half a dozen looms are required to attach a pair of leaves or a single leaf. Then the bird mats this sac with grass and decorates it. Besides he spins also another secret nest into which it can lay the female’s eggs.
The Ploceidae, or weavers, weaving their nests with great resolution, patience and skill
The weaver bird first collects the materials it will use. It cuts thin and long strings from fresh and green leaves or takes their middle veins. There is one reason why they especially choose fresh leaves. It is very difficult for to control the materials it obtains from dry leaves and to use them in weaving. These operations can only be easily done by the materials obtained from fresh leaves. The bird starts the operation first by wrapping the edge of a fiber it plucks from a leaf around a forked branch. While it holds the edge of fiber upon the branch with one foot, it administers the other edge with its beak. In order to prevent the fibers from falling it attaches them to one another by knotting them together. It first forms a circle; this is the entrance of the nest. Then it uses its beak like a weaver’s shuttle, weaving leaf fibers under and over other fibers one by one. During this operation of weaving the bird should also be able to calculate how tightly each fiber should be drawn because if the weavings not tight enough the nest immediately collapses. This aside, it should be able to imagine the final state of the nest so that it can decide when to give curves to the walls or make protrusions upon it.
Once the entrance is weaved, it proceeds with the walls of the nest. For this purpose it hangs upside down and continues to work from inside. With its beak it places one fiber under the other and then it delicately holds the end that remains outside and draws it tightly. At the end the bird forms an extremely regular weaving on the walls of the nest.
It is Allah, the Lord of all beings on Earth, Who inspires the weaver bird to weave its nest as a result of all these complicated operations. All Mighty Allah relates this fact in the Qur’an as follows:
“Do you not see that everyone in the heavens and earth glorifies Allah, as do the birds with their outspread wings? Each one knows its prayer and glorification. Allah knows what they do.“ (Nur Suresi, 41)
Followers of Hz. Mahdi will travel to all corners of the world by airplanes, the high technology production of The End Times
HIS COMPANIONS WILL BE ABLE TO GET ON CLOUDS AND TRAVEL TO WHEREVER THEY LIKE.
Mu’jam al-Hadith Imam Mahdi V. 1 p. 296 and Kashf al-Gumma V. 2 p. 470 and Muntahab al-Asar p. 554
Our Prophet (saas) has called attention to the high technology that will be utilized at the time of Hazrat Mahdi’s (as) appearance in many hadiths. The crucial details imparted by our Prophet (saas) in the subject hadiths directly correspond to the great part of the technology used in our day. One of the technologies in the end times imparted by our Prophet (saas) is the airplane industry. Our Prophet (saas) heralded that the companions of Hazrat Mahdi (as) will also make use of this technology. According to the hadith, the close companions of Hazrat Mahdi (as) and other Muslims who are deeply connected to him spiritually will travel to all corners of the world by means of airlines in order to convey the message of Islam. Our Prophet (saas) articulated this very clearly with his words that they “will be able to get on clouds and travel to wherever they like.” As known, clouds are in general present in the troposphere while airplanes fly in the upper layer of the stratosphere. Therefore, the expression to “get on clouds and travel” is precisely conforming to this scientific description.
A response to the claim that ''nobody would be upset if it were lions or tigers, rather than monkeys''
Some Darwinists maintain that evolution is rejected as a matter of pride and that the problem lies in the fictitious ancestor being a monkey, and that there would be no problem if people were told “your ancestors were lions or tigers.” But that is a grave error.
There is in fact no unease or such state of affairs along those lines. Darwinists are of course well aware of this. The greatest problem facing evolution is THAT IT IS AN IDEOLOGY, A SUPERSTITIOUS, PAGAN RELIGION BASED ON FALSEHOOD.
The problem facing evolution is that it is depicted as scientific, DESPITE NOT BEING SUPPORTED BY ANY SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. AND THE FACT THAT IT IS A DECEPTION IMPOSED ON PEOPLE FOR THE LAST 150 YEARS BY FALSE EVIDENCE AND FRAUD.
One of the greatest problems regarding evolution is that despite being a complete and utter fraud, it is PROTECTED BY A DICTATORIAL REGIMEright across the world and imposed through force and pressure.
That human beings are chance entities descended from animals, for which reason IT REPRESENTS THE SOURCE OF ALL DICTATORIAL REGIMES, RACIST AND SEPARATIST ACTIVITIES, WARS, SLAUGHTER AND BLOODTHIRSTY REGIMES.
Monkeys are not the problem, therefore. If Almighty Allah had revealed that He had created us and other living things through evolution, and if we were to see millions of pieces of evidence for that, then we would definitely be the first and most determined supporters of that fact.
But the claim in question is just another Darwinist propaganda technique. Efforts are being made to play down the great problems facing Darwinism and to make people forget that Darwinism is the gravest peril facing mankind. The fact is, however, that with all the claims it makes, EVOLUTIONIS THE WORST FRAUD IN HISTORY.
Age: 80 million years Period: Cretaceous Location: Gui Zhou Area, China
Evolutionist efforts to portray the supposed evolutionary ancestor of the tiger are pointless. Fossils have proven that tigers are not descended from any other life form, but have always existed as tigers. The fossil pictured shows that tigers living 80 million years ago were identical to those alive today, effectively silencing all evolutionist claims to the contrary.
Living things did not emerge as the result of mutation and chance. Almighty God, Lord of sublime creative power, has created all life forms.
In the End Times, when disorder and strife reach their fiercest level, when people are as far removed from Allah and religious moral values as they can possible be, when degeneration is at a peak, our Lord will send Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)–“he who gives the way to salvation.” With his powerful love and fear of Allah Who has sent him to fulfil this important task, Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be a means of salvation for the whole world. By Allah’s will, Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be successful in this duty, as is written in his destiny, and will cause sincere faith in Allah and religious moral values to reign supreme.
For that reason, the appearance of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be the greatest event in history, and it is mentioned in all the sacred scriptures. As is mentioned in the Qur’an, the Torah, the Gospel, the Psalms and the pages of Prophet Abraham (pbuh) are scriptures sent down to Prophets who lived in past centuries. When we look at those passages in these Books that are in agreement with the verses of the Qur’an and the hadiths of our Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace), we see that the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) has been known and spoken of for thousands of years.
Many events that are taking place in our own time show that this sacred age that has been awaited for centuries has finally begun. All sincere believers have a major responsibility to make everyone aware of this crucial subject and to provide spiritual support for this holy individual, Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh).
The most important ideal of the unbelievers is ‘to be able to benefit from the life of this world to the best.’ When they are able to attain something even if just a bit, they make do with it and be happy. Then they get used to what they have attained and try to use these means, which they have acquired in their monotone and colorless life. But they never have an ideal high enough to bring meaning to their lives or to make them feel a never-ending energy, liveliness and enthusiasm.
The lives of our Prophet (saas) and of his companions are full of examples of this morality. The companions of the Prophet (saas) had got up early and spent their lives in active struggle by thinking none of their lives or goods. They went on to battle with our Prophet (saas) when required and performed prayers when their weapons are next to them, as revealed in the verse. This liveliness and enthusiasm was dominant at every aspect of their lives. They were cautious and on guard at all times. While some were praying, the others keep guard against the traps and attacks of the unbelievers. It is very clear that the companions could not have been dull in such an environment.
Tailorbirds which are found across tropical Asia use their beaks like a sewing needle. Their strings are silk they obtain from spider net, cotton from seeds or fibers they pluck from barks. In building their nests, they first select developing leaves on a tree and put these leaves into shape by dragging them upon one another. Then the bird pierces every leaves’ edge with its sharp pointed beak. Then he sews the leaves together with his beak with plant fiber, spider’s web and knots every loop to make it tight. When the same operation is done for the other leaf, the leaves are sewn together. Almost half a dozen looms are required to attach a pair of leaves or a single leaf. Then the bird mats this sac with grass and decorates it. Besides he spins also another secret nest into which it can lay the female’s eggs.
The weaver bird first collects the materials it will use. It cuts thin and long strings from fresh and green leaves or takes their middle veins. There is one reason why they especially choose fresh leaves. It is very difficult for to control the materials it obtains from dry leaves and to use them in weaving. These operations can only be easily done by the materials obtained from fresh leaves. The bird starts the operation first by wrapping the edge of a fiber it plucks from a leaf around a forked branch. While it holds the edge of fiber upon the branch with one foot, it administers the other edge with its beak. In order to prevent the fibers from falling it attaches them to one another by knotting them together. It first forms a circle; this is the entrance of the nest. Then it uses its beak like a weaver’s shuttle, weaving leaf fibers under and over other fibers one by one. During this operation of weaving the bird should also be able to calculate how tightly each fiber should be drawn because if the weavings not tight enough the nest immediately collapses. This aside, it should be able to imagine the final state of the nest so that it can decide when to give curves to the walls or make protrusions upon it.
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