The 4 Gems In Your Body

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‏١٩ فبراير‏، الساعة ‏٣:٣٩ ص‏ · 

The 4 Gems In Your Body

,,The Prophet ﷺ also said,“There are four gems in the body of the son of Adam that are removed by four things. As for the gems they are; Intellect,Religion, Shame, and Good Deeds.Anger removes the intellect, envy removes Religion, desire removes shame, and backbiting removes good deeds.”

,,Ref: [Ibn Hajr Al-Asqalani in, ‘Preparing For The Day Of Judgement’, Chapter 3: “Counsel In Fours”, Qt.(17)]

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An earnest appeal to the Muslim leaders worldwide

Dr Zakir Naik

٢٢ ساعة · 

An earnest appeal to the Muslim leaders worldwide to speak out against the persecution of our Muslim brothers and sisters in Delhi, India.

Over 30 Muslims officially (may be many more in reality) have been murdered, and over 250 others injured mostly by bullets. Scores of Muslims have had their houses and shops looted and destroyed, and mosques have been vandalized. Even Muslim infants have not been spared. And the persecution continues to escalate.

To remain silent about this state-sanctioned massacre is to forsake our brothers.

Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said,
“A Muslim is a brother of another Muslim. He should not oppress him, nor forsake him (while he is being oppressed).”
Saheeh Muslim - Vol 6, Hadeeth 6541

Let us all do whatever is within our capabilities to defend the oppressed and speak up against this injustice.

The Higher Aim of Surat Al-Ra`ad (The Thunder)