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Kamis, 06 Agustus 2009

Ku sambut engkau wahai Ramadhan

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Wahai Saudaraku Muslim, tak terasa Ramadhan yang kita nanti-nanti hampir tiba kembali. Mari siapkan diri tuk gapai ridho ilahi. Mari siapkan diri tuk muhasabah diri, mujahadah tiada henti, dan mengisi dengan berbagai amalan sholih....

Sudah siapkah engkau wahai saudaraku tuk mengarungi bahtera Ramadhon dengan bekal cukup sehingga kita bisa berlayar bersama dan berlabuh tuk menanti hasil perjalanan kita. Sungguh amat menyenangkan jika perjalanan Ramadhan kita tahun ini disertai bekal yang lebih banyak dan cukup dengan ilmu-ilmu agama sehingga amalan kita benar-benar diterima Allah ta'ala...

Marilah wahai Saudaraku, sejenak kita simak tulisan ringkas ini tuk menyempurnakan persaiapan kita menggapai keutamaan Ramadhan....

1. Menghitung hari bulan Sya’ban
Ummat Islam seyogyanya menghitung bulan Sya’ban sebagai persiapan memasuki Ramadhan. Karena satu bulan itu terkadang dua puluh sembilan hari dan terkadang tiga puluh hari, maka berpuasa (itu dimulai) ketika melihat hilal bulan Ramadhan.

Jika terhalang awan, hendaknya menyempurnakan bulan Sya’ban menjadi tiga puluh hari. Karena Allah menciptakan langit-langit, bumi dan menjadikan bulan sabit tempat-tempat, agar manusia mengetahui jumlah tahun dan hisab. Satu bulan tidak akan lebih dari tiga puluh hari.

Dari Abu Hurairah radiyallahu ‘anhu, ia berkata : Rasulullah Shalallahu 'alaihi wassalam bersabda (yang artinya) : “Puasalah kalian karena melihat hilal (bulan baru, red) dan berbukalah karena melihat hilal. Jika kalian terhalangi awan, sempurnakanlah bulan Sya’ban tiga puluh hari.” (HR Bukhari (4/106) dan Muslim (1081).

Dari Abdullah bin Umar Radiyallahu 'anhu, bahwasanya Rasulullah Shalallahu 'alaihi wassalam bersabda : “Janganlah kalian puasa hingga melihat hilal. Jika kalian terhalangi awan, hitunglah bulan Sya’ban.” (HR Al Bukhari (4/102) dan Muslim (1080))

Dari Adi bin Hatim Radiyallahu 'anhu, ia berkata : Rasulullah Shalallahu 'alaihi wassalam bersabda : “Jika datang bulan Ramadhan puasalah tiga puluh hari kecuali kalian melihat hilal sebelum hari ketiga puluh.” (HR At Thahawi dalam Musykilul Atsar (no 501), Ahmad (4;/377), At Thabrani dalam al Kabir (17/171). Dalam sanadnya ada Musalid bin Said, beliau dhaif sebagaimana dikatakan oleh Al Haitsami dalam Majma Az Zawaid (3/146), akan tetapi hadits ini mempunyai banyak syawahid, lihat Al Irwaul Ghalil (901) karya syaikhuna Al Albany hafidhohullah).


2. Barangsiapa yang berpuasa pada hari syak [yaitu hari yang diragukan , apakah telah memasuki bulan Ramadhan atau belum, ed]

Oleh karena itu, seyogyanya seorang muslim tidak mendahului bulan puasa dengan melakukan puasa satu atau dua hari sebelumnya dengan alasan hati-hati, kecuali kalau bertepatan dengan puasa sunnah yang biasa ia lakukan. Dari Abu Hurairah Radiyallahu 'anhu, ia berkata : Rasulullah Shalallahu 'alaihi wassalam pernah bersabda : “Jangan kalian mendahului Ramadhan dengan melakukan puasa satu atau dua hari sebelumnya kecuali seseorang yang telah rutin berpuasa, maka berpuasalah.” (HR Muslim (573 – mukhtashar dengan muallaqnya).

Ketahuilah wahai saudaraku se-Islam, barangsiapa berpuasa pada hari yang diragukan, (berarti ia) telah durhaka kepada Abul Qashim Rasulullah Shalallahu 'alaihi wassalam. Shillah bin Zufar meriwayatkan dari Ammar : “Barangsiapa yang berpuasa pada hari yang diragukan berarti telah durhaka kepada Abul Qasim.” (Yaitu, hari yang masih diragukan, apakah sudah masuk bulan Ramadhan atau belum, ed). (HR Bukhari (4/119), dimaushulkan oleh Abu Daud (3334), Tirmidzi (686), Ibnu Majah (3334), An Nasa’I (2199) dari jalan Amr bin Qais al Mala’l dari Abu Ishaq dari Shilah bin Zufar, dari Ammar. Dalam sanadnya ada Abu Ishaq, yakni as Sabi’I mudallis dan dia telah ‘an’anah dalam hadits ini, dia juga tercampur hafalannya, akan tetapi hadits ini mempunyai banyak jalan dan mempunyai syawahid (pendukung) dibawakan oleh al Hadits Ibnu Hajar al Atsqalani dalam Ta’liqu Ta’liq (3/141-142) sehingga beliau menghasankan hadits ini.

3. Jika seorang muslim telah melihat hilal hendaknya kaum muslimin berpuasa atau berbuka

Melihat hilal teranggap kalau ada dua orang saksi yang adil, berdasarkan sabda Rasulullah Shalallahu 'alaihi wassalam : “Berpuasalah kalian karena melihat hilal, berbukalah kalian karena melihatnya, berhajilah kalian karena melihat hilal, jika kalian tertutup awan, maka sempurnakanlah (bilangan bulan Sya’ban menjadi) tiga puluh hari, jika ada dua saksi berpuasalah kalian dan berbukalah.” (HR An Nasa’I (4/133), Ahmad (4/321), Ad Daruquthni (2/167) dari jalan Husain bin Al Harits al Jadali dari Abdurrahman bin Zaid bin Al Khattab dari para shahabat Rasulullah Shalallahu 'alaihi wassalam dan sanadnya hasan. Lafadz di atas adalah para riwayat An Nasa’I, Ahmad menambahkan : “Dua orang muslim.”

Tidak diragukan lagi, bahwa diterimanya persaksian dua orang dalam satu kejadian tidak menunjukkan persaksian seorang diri itu ditolak, oleh karena itu persaksian seorang saksi dalam melihat hilal tetap teranggap (sebagai landasan untuk memulai puasa)., dalam satu riwayat yang shahih dari Ibnu Umar Radiyallahu 'anhu, ia berkata : “Manusia mencari-cari hilal, maka aku kabarkan kepada Nabi bahwa aku melihatnya, maka Rasulullah Shalallahu 'alaihi wassalam pun menyuruh manusia berpuasa.” (HR Abu Daud (2342), Ad Darimi (2/4), Ibnu Hibban (871), Al Hakim (1/423), Al Baihaqi (4/212), dari dua jalan, yakni dari jalan Ibnu Wahb dari Yahhya bin Abdullah bin Salim dari Abu Bakar bin Nafi’ dari bapaknya dari Ibnu Umar, sanadnya hasan, sebagaimana dikatakan oleh Ibnu Hajar dalam At Talkhisul Habir (2/187).

(Dikutip dari Sifat Puasa Nabi Shallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam oleh terbitan Pustaka Al-Mubarok (PMR), penerjemah Abdurrahman Mubarak Ata. Cetakan I Jumadal Akhir 1424 H. Judul Asli : Shifat shaum an Nabi Shallallahu 'alaihi wa Sallam Fii Ramadhan, Bab "Menjelang Bulan Ramadhan", penulis Syaikh Salim bin Ied Al-Hilaaly, Syaikh Ali Hasan Abdul Hamid. Penerbit Al Maktabah Al islamiyyah cet. Ke 5 th 1416 H. Edisi Indonesia )


Marhaban yaa Ramadhan...

Menghidupkan malam Sya'ban, antara realita dan keshohihan

Sebagian kaum muslimin pada hari ini begitu banyak yang berlomba-lomba dalam kebaikan untuk menggapai keridhoan Allah -walhamdulillah-. Mereka melakukan amal-amal sholih yang berkaitan dengan hubungan sesamanya maupun dengan Sang Pencipta. Mereka menegakkan ibadah kepada Allah siang dan malam. Namun, sungguh amat disayangkan di antara amalan kaum muslimin ada yang tercampur dengan amalan-amalan yang tidak ada contohnya dari Rasul shalallahu 'alaihi wa sallam. Diantara amalan tersebut adalah qiyamul lail di malam nisyfis Sya'ban. Bagaimanakah sebenarnya ajaran islam dalam menegakkan ibadah di bulan ini? Marilah kita simak apa yang disampaikan para ulama berikut ini. Selamat menyimak ....

Pertanyaan :


Apakah melaksanakan qiyamullail di malam Ied dan malam Pertengahan dari bulan Sya'ban, apakah hukum menghidupkan kedua malam tersebut dengan qiyamul lail (sholat malam) ini wajib di dalam agama ataukah Bid'ah, Sunnah atau Mustahab?Karena saya mendapatkan sebuah hadith yang berisikan tentang keutamaan kedua macam qiyamullail tersebut yaitu hadits : ("Barangsiapa yang menghidupkan malam Ied dan malam pertengahan bulan Sya'ban (dengan qiyamullail-pent), tidak akan mati hatinya di hari dimana semua hati manusia akan mati")


Jawaban Al Lajnah Ad Daimah lil Buhuts Al Ilmiyah wal Ifta (Dewan Tetap Arab saudi untuk riset-riset ilmiyah dan Fatwa) :

Qiyamullail di malam Ied dan malam pertengahan bulan Sya'ban tidak disyari'atkan, dan mengkhususkan kedua malam kedua malam tersebut bukanlah termasuk dalam Sunnah bahkan hal tersebut adalah Bid'ah. Dan hadits yang anda sebutkan ("Barangsiapa yang menghidupkan malam-malam Ied dan malam pertengahan bulan Sya'ban (dengan qiyamullail-pent), tidak akan mati hatinya di hari dimana semua hati manusia akan mati"), disebutkan oleh Imam As Suyuthi di dalam kitab Al Jami' Ash Shaghir dengan lafadz :("Barang siapa yang menghidupkan malam iedul fithri dan iedul adha tidak akan mati hatinya dihari dimana semua hati manusia akan mati") telah diriwayatkan oleh Imam Ath Thabraniy. Dan Imam As Suyuthi memberikan tanda bahwa hadith tersebut adalah dho'if.

Serta penulis kitab Faidhul Qadir menukilkan dari Imam Ibnu Hajar tentang hadits ini bahwa beliau berkata : hadits ini isnadnya mudhtharib (terdapat perselisihan didalam isnadnya antara perawi-perawinya dan tidak ada satu jalanpun yang dapat dinyatakan lebih kuat dari yang lain-pent) dan didalamnya terdapat seorang perawi yang bernama 'Umar Bin Harun, dia adalah seorang yang dho'if dan para perawi yang lain menyelisihinya dalam menyebutkan nama sahabat Nabi yang meriwayatkannya dan bahwa hadits tersebut adalah marfu' (disandarkan kepada Nabi) atau mauquf (disandarkan kepada seorang sahabat, karena sebagian dari para perawi hadits ini meriwayatkannya secara mauquf-pent).

Juga telah diriwayatkan oleh Al Hasan bin Sufyan dari riwayat 'Ubadah dan didalamnya terdapat perawi yang bernama Bisyr bin Rafi' dan dia adalah seorang yang tertuduh sering memalsukan hadits.

(Dikutip dari terjemahan fatwa Al Lajnah Ad Daimah lil Buhuts Al Ilmiyah wal Ifta, Dewan Tetap Arab saudi untuk riset-riset ilmiyah dan fatwa, oleh Abu Abdillah Alee Masaid As Salafee)

Selasa, 04 Agustus 2009

What is Islaam?

What is Islaam?

The word "Islaam" is an Arabic word that means "submitting and surrendering your will to Almighty God". The word comes from the same root as the Arabic word "salam", which means peace. Unlike the names used for other religions, such as Buddhism, Hinduism and Christianity, the name for the religion of Islaam was both revealed by God and carries a deep spritual meaning - only by submitting one's will to Almighty God can one obtain true peace both in this life and in the life hereafter. Islaam teaches that all religions originally had the same essential message - which was to submit whole-heartedly to the will of God and to worship Him and Him alone. For this reason, Islaam is not a new religion but is the same divinely revealed Ultimate Truth that God revealed to all prophets, including Noah, Abraham, Moses and Jesus.

Who are Muslims?

Who are Muslims?

The Arabic word "Muslim" literally means "someone who submits to the will of God". The message of Islaam is meant for the entire world and anyone who accepts this message becomes a Muslim. Some people mistakenly believe that Islaam is just a religion for Arabs, but nothing could be further from the truth, since in actuality over 80% of the world's Muslims are not Arabs! Even though most Arabs are Muslims, there are Arabs who are Christians, Jews and atheists. If one just takes a look at the various peoples who live in the Muslim World - from Nigeria to Bosnia and from Morocco to Indonesia - it is easy enough to see that Muslims come from all different races, ethnic groups and nationalities. From the very beginning, Islaam had a universal message for all people. This can be seen in the fact that some of the early companions of the Prophet Muhammad were not only Arabs, but also Persians, Africans and Byzantine Romans. Being a Muslim entails complete acceptance and active obedience to the revealed will of Almighty God. A Muslim is a person who freely accepts to base his beliefs, values and faith on the will of Almighty God. In the past, even though you don't see it as much today, the word "Mohammedans" was often used as a label for Muslims. This label is a misnomer and is the result of either wilful distortion or sheer ignorance. One of the reasons for the misconception is that Europeans were taught for centuries that Muslims worshipped the Prophet Muhammad in the same way that Christians worship Jesus. This is absolutely not true since a Muslim is not permitted to worship anyone or anything besides Almighty God.

Who is Allaah?

Who is Allaah?

Very often one will here the Arabic word "Allaah" being used in regards to Islaam. The word "Allaah" is simply the Arabic word for Almighty God, and is the same word used by Arabic speaking Christians and Jews. If one were to pick up an Arabic translation of the Bible, one would see the word "Allaah" being use where the word "God" is used in English. Actually, the Arabic word for Almighty God, "Allaah", is quite similar to the word for God in other Semitic languages - for example, the Hebrew word for God is "Elah". For various reasons, some non-Muslims mistakenly believe that Muslims worship a different God than the God of Moses and Abraham and Jesus. This is certainly not the case, since the Pure Monotheism of Islaam calls all people to the worship of the God of Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus and all of the other prophets.

Who is Muhammad?

Who is Muhammad?

The last and final prophet that God sent to humanity was the Prophet Muhammad. Muhammad explained, interpreted and lived the teachings of Islaam.

The Prophet Muhammad is the greatest of all prophets for many reasons, but mainly because the results of his mission have brought more people into the pure belief in One God than any other prophet. Even though other religious communities claimed to believe in One God, over time they had corrupted their beliefs by taking their prophets and saints as intercessors with Almighty God. Some religions believe their prophets to be manifestations of God, "God Incarnate" or the "Son of God".

All of these false ideas lead to the creature being worshipped instead of the Creator, which contributed to the idolatrous practice of believing that Almighty God can be approached through intermediaries. In order to guard against these falsehoods, the Prophet Muhammad always emphasised that he was only a human-being tasked with the preaching of God's message. He taught Muslims to refer to him as "the Messenger of God and His Slave". To Muslims, Muhammad is the supreme example for all people - he was the exemplary prophet, statesman, military leader, ruler, teacher, neighbour, husband, father and friend. Unlike other prophets and messengers, the Prophet Muhammad lived in the full light of history. Muslims don't need to have "faith" that he existed and that his teachings are preserved - they know it to be a fact. Even when his followers only numbered a few dozen, Almighty God informed Muhammad that he had be sent as a mercy to all of mankind. Because people had distorted or forgotten God's messages, God took it upon Himself to protect the message revealed to Muhammad. This was because Almighty God promised not to send another messenger after him. Since all of God's messengers have preached the message of Islaam - i.e. submission to the will of God and the worship of God alone - Muhammad is actually the last prophet of Islaam, not the first.

What are the Teachings of Islaam?

What are the Teachings of Islaam?

The foundation of the Islaamic faith is belief in the Unity of God. This means to believe that there is only one Creator and Sustainer of everything in the Universe, and that nothing is divine or worthy of being worshipped except for Him. Truly believing in the Unity of God means much more than simply believing that there is "One God" - as opposed to two, three or four.

There are a number of religions that claim belief in "One God" and believe that ultimately there is only one Creator and Sustainer of the Universe. Islaam, however, not only insists on this, but also rejects using such words as "Lord" and "Saviour" for anyone besides Almighty God. Islaam also rejects the use of all intermediaries between God and Man, and insists that people approach God directly and reserve all worship for Him alone. Muslims believe that Almighty God is Compassionate, Loving and Merciful.

The essence of falsehood is the claim that God cannot deal with and forgive His creatures directly. By over-emphasising the burden of sin, as well as claiming that God cannot forgive you directly, false religions seek to get people to despair of the Mercy of God. Once they are convinced that they cannot approach God directly, people can be mislead into turning to false gods for help. These "false gods" can take various forms, such as saints, angels, or someone who is believed to be the "Son of God" or "God Incarnate".

In almost all cases, people who worship, pray to or seek help from a false god don't consider it to be, or call it, a "god". They claim belief in One Supreme God, but claim that they pray to and worship others beside God only to get closer to Him. In Islaam, there is a clear distinction between the Creator and the created. There is no ambiguity in divinity - anything that is created is not deserving of worship and only the Creator is worthy of being worshipped. Some religions falsely believe that God has become part of His creation, and this has led people to believe that they can worship something created in order to reach their Creator.

What is the Qur'aan?

What is the Qur'aan?

It is the final revelation of the will of Almighty God's to all of mankind, which was conveyed through the Angel Gabriel, in Arabic, to the Prophet Muhammad in its sounds, words and meanings. The Qur'aan, sometimes spelled Koran, was relayed to the Prophet's companions, which they memorised verbatim, and which has been publicly and continually recited by them and their successors until the present day. In short, the Qur'aan is the book of guidance from God par excellence. The Qur'aan is still memorised and taught by millions of people. The language of the Qur'aan, Arabic, is still a living language to millions of people, so unlike the scriptures of other religions, the Qur'aan is still read in its original language by countless millions of people. The Qu'ran is a living miracle in the Arabic language; and is know to be inimitable in its style, form and spiritual impact. God's final revelation to mankind, the Qur'aan, was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over a period of 23 years.


The Qur'aan, in contrast to many other religious books, was always thought to be the Word of God by those who believed in it, i.e. it wasn't something decreed by a religious council many years after being written. Also, the Qu'ran was recited publicly in front of both the Muslim and non-Muslim communities during the life of the Prophet Muhammad. The entire Qur'aan was also completely written down in lifetime of the Prophet, and numerous companions of the Prophet memorised the entire Qur'aan word-for-word as it was revealed. So unlike other scriptures, the Qur'aan was always in the hands of the common believers, it was always thought to be God's word and, due to wide-spread memorisation, it was perfectly preserved. In regards to the teachings of the Qur'aan - it is a universal scripture, and it is addressed to all of mankind, and not to a particular tribe or "chosen people". The message that it brings is nothing new, but the same message of all of the prophets - submit to Almighty God and worship Him alone. As such, God's revelation in the Qur'aan focuses on teaching human beings the importance of believing in the Unity of God and framing their lives around the guidance which He has sent. Additionally, the Qur'aan contains the stories of the previous prophets, such as Abraham, Noah, Moses and Jesus; as well as many commands and prohibitions from God. In modern times in which so many people are caught up in doubt, spiritual despair and "political correctness", the Qur'aanic teachings offer solutions to the emptiness of our lives and the turmoil that is gripping the world today.

Purpose of Life

How Do Muslims View the Nature of Man, the Purpose of Life and the Life Hereafter?

In the Holy Qur'aan, God teaches human beings that they were created in order to worship Him, and that the basis of all true worship is God-consciousness. Since the teachings of Islaamic encompass all aspects of life and ethics, God-consciousness is encouraged in all human affairs.

Islaam makes it clear that all human acts are acts of worship if they are done for God alone and in accordance to His Divine Law. As such, worship in Islaam is not limited to religious rituals. The teachings of Islaam act as a mercy and a healing for the human soul, and such qualities as humility, sincerity, patience and charity are strongly encouraged.

Additionally, Islaam condemns pride and self-righteousness, since Almighty God is the only judge of human righteousness. The Islaamic view of the nature of man is also realistic and well-balanced. Human beings are not believed to be inherently sinful, but are seen as equally capable of both good and evil. Islaam also teaches that faith and action go hand-in-hand. God has given people free-will, and the measure of one's faith is one's deeds and actions. However, human beings have also been created weak and regularly fall into sin. This is the nature of the human being as created by God in His Wisdom, and it is not inherently "corrupt" or in need of repair. This is because the avenue of repentance of always open to all human beings, and Almighty God loves the repentant sinner more than one who does not sin at all. The true balance of an Islaamic life is established by having a healthy fear of God as well as a sincere belief in His infinite Mercy. A life without fear of God leads to sin and disobedience, while believing that we have sinned so much that God will not possibly forgive us only leads to despair. In light of this, Islaam teaches that: only the misguided despair of the Mercy of their Lord. Additionally, the Holy Qur'aan, which was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, contains a great deal of teachings about the life hereafter and the Day of Judgement.

Due to this, Muslims believe that all human beings will ultimately be judged by God for their beliefs and actions in their earthly lives. In judging human beings, Almighty God will be both Merciful and Just, and people will only be judged for what they were capable of. Suffice it to say that Islaam teaches that life is a test, and that all human beings will be accountable before God. A sincere belief in the life hereafter is key to leading a well-balanced life and moral. Otherwise, life is viewed as an end in itself, which causes human beings to become more selfish, materialistic and immoral..

Study Islaam in English

Core of Islaam ...

1) Verily, Allaah has created the world and everything in it in order to worship Him alone. He sent the Messenger to call the people to Tawheed and the Noble Qur'aan is concerned with the
aqeedah of tawheed in most of its chapters, and it explains the harm of shirk for the individual and the society. Shirk is the reason for destruction in this life and the reason for eternal destruction in the Fire of the Hereafter.

2) Verily, all the Messengers began their call with Tawheed, which they were commanded by Allaah to convey it to the people. He, the Most High, said:

We have not sent before you from the Messengers, except We inspired to him that He is the only One worthy of worship, so worship Him. [21:25]

The Messenger of Allaah stayed in Makkah for thirteen years while he called his people to the Tawheed of Allaah and he called to Him alone without associating anything with Him. It was regarding this issue that Allaah revealed the following verse to His Noble Messenger:

Say: Verily I call to my Lord and I do not ascribe any partners to Him at all. [72:20]

The Noble Messenger brought up his followers upon Tawheed from the time of childhood and he said to the son of his uncle, his cousin 'Abdullaah ibn 'Abbaas: "When you ask, then ask Allaah, and when you seek help, then seek help from Allaah." [Hasan Saheeh, Tirmidhi]. This Tawheed is in reality the religion of Islaam, which is built upon it, and anything other than it is not accepted by Allaah.

3) Verily, the Messenger (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) taught his Companions to begin their call to the people with tawheed, so he said to Mu'aadh ibn Jabal, when he (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) sent him to Yemen: "So let the first thing you call them to, be the testification that none has the right to be worshipped except Allaah." And in another narration: "...that they worship Allaah alone." [Bukhari and Muslim]

4) Tawheed is embodied in the testification that "None has the right to be worshipped except Allaah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allaah." Its meaning is that there is no one who is worthy of deserving worship except Allaah, and there is no worship except that which the Messenger of Allaah came with. Iris this testification which allows a unbeliever to enter into Islaam, since it is the key to Paradise, and the one who testifies to it and believes it enters into Paradise as long as he does not invalidate it by shirk or a word of disbelief.

5) The disbelieving Quraish offered the Messenger of Allaah (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) kingship, wealth and wives and other than that from the pleasures of this life in exchange for him abandon the call to tawheed, and abaudon the attacks against the idols. However, he did not desire that from them, rather lie continued his call and endured the onslaught along with his Companions, until the call to tawliced was victorious after thirteen years, after which Makkah was conquered and the idols were destroyed. The Messenger of Allaah # recited

Truth has come and falsehood has vanished, surely falsehood is ever bound to vanish. [17:81]

6) Tawheed is the preoccupation of a Muslim in his life, so he begins his life with Tawheed and he ends his life with Tawheed. Ilis task in life is to establish Tawheed and the call to Tawheed, since Tawheed unifies the believers and gathers them upon the statement of Tawheed.

So we ask Allaah to make the statement of Tawheed (Laa ilaaha lila Allaah) our last words in this world and we ask Him to gather the Muslims upon the statement of Tawheed.

Source : www.salfipublications.com (March 23rd 2007)

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