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Zakhmi Sanp | Injured Snake
Ay mayri behno! Sada pardah karo
Tum gali koochon mayn mat phirti raho
Warna sun lo qabr mayn jab jao gi
Saanp bichchu daykh ker chillao gi
Poor excuses
After having listened to the sad story of this ill-fated modern girl, will our Islamic sisters not learn admonitory lesson from this incident? Our poor Islamic sisters make such excuses such as: It is our compulsion, no one observes veil at our home, it is not a part of our family custom and tradition, our family is highly educated, no one sends proposal for a simple and veil-observing girl, veiling actually is from heart and we have clean intentions etc.
Will these family customs, traditions and compulsions of Nafs [self] grant you the salvation from the horrible punishment of the grave and the hellfire? Will you attain success by presenting such poor excuses, in the court of Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ? If not and absolutely not, then you will have to observe veil in every condition. Remember! It is pre-destined who will marry whom and is written on the Lawh-e-Mahfuz (preserved tablet). Very often many educated modern girls become the victim of death and sometimes bride meets her death before her ritual departure to the bridegroom’s home and instead of taking her
BOOK TOPIC
BOOK TOPIC
- Du’a for Reading the Book
- INJURED SNAKE
- Excellence of Salat-‘Alan-Nabi صَلَّی اللّٰہ تعالٰی علیہ واٰلہ وسلَّم
- Women should not go out applying fragrance
- Horrifying punishment of unveiling
- Dangerous animal
- Poor excuses
- Fifty, sixty snakes
- Terrifying pit
- Beware!
- Unveiling is not a small trouble
- Lost my son but not my modesty
- The bouquet of 31 Madani pearls
- A female disciple may not kiss the hands of her spiritual guide
- Men and women are not allowed to shake hands
- Wearing bangles from the hands of a man
- Which part of a baby child to be concealed?
- Ruling about looking at the body parts of Maharim
- Pressing the feet of mother
- Excellence of kissing mothers’ feet
- Observance of veil from relatives
- Veiling from father-in-law and mother-in-law
- Ruling about looking at the face of women
- Do not wear thin trousers
- Looking at other’s exposed knees is sin
- Ruling about uncovering Satr unnecessarily in seclusion
- To open Satr when purifying oneself
- Area between navel and the knees
- Fallen hair of females after combing
- The jingling sound of the anklets worn by women
- Keep away the pubic hair from others
- Women should wear full sleeve clothes
- Ruling about looking at females wearing Islamic veil
- Looking at the hair of women is Haraam
- Parable
- Ruling about a male treating a Muslim woman
- Meeting a Na-Mahram woman in seclusion
- Meeting an attractive lad in seclusion
- Warning
