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Shaitan kay baaz hathyar | Some attacks of Satan
if someone did not attend the ritual in spite of remembering his promise, it is still not allowed to have a bad suspicion about him because this is not a criterion to declare him to have broken his promise.
The definition of an unfulfilled promise is as follows: ‘To have such an intention, at the time of making the promise, that one would not do what he has said.’ Therefore, if he did not attend the ritual on the ground that his intention of attending it had changed later on, this will not be regarded as an unfulfilled promise. This shows that the possibility of having good assumption about the one who has not attended the ritual despite promising to do cannot be ruled out.
Keep your promise
One who has made a promise should make every possible effort to keep it so that people would not have a negative opinion about him and would not indulge in bad suspicions, false blames, backbiting and degrading him. All Islamic brothers should particularly attend rituals of Īṣāl-e-Šawāb, take part in funerals and offer condolences, reaping rewards. This will close the door of sins, maintain relations and develop affection.
On pages 98 and 99 of the 8th volume of Fatāwā Razawiyyaĥ A’lā Ḥaḍrat رَحْمَةُ اللهِ تَعَالٰی عَلَيْه has stated a Ḥadīš: The greatest wisdom after having belief in Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ is to love people. (Shu’ab-ul-Īmān, vol. 6, pp. 255, Ḥadīš 8061)
BOOK TOPIC
BOOK TOPIC
- Dua for Reading the Book
- Transliteration Chart
- Fulfilment of 100 needs
- SOME ATTACKS OF SATAN
- Never get annoyed with me – Sag-e-Madīnaĥ’s concern
- I distanced myself from Dawat-e-Islami
- What does condolence mean?
- Displeased got pleased
- Vast majority in Dawat-e-Islami is poor
- Indeed the rich also have a share in religion
- Excellence of poverty
- Madanī pearls for Ijtimā’ Żikr-o-Na’at
- Reply from Sag-e-Madīnaĥ
- Writing at times reflects attitude of the writer
- It would be folly to consider oneself VIP
- Torment of committing Riyā [ostentation]
- Definition of self-satisfaction
- Important explanation of self-satisfaction
- Self-satisfaction with religious services
- Blowing one’s own trumpet
- 5 Sayings of saints condemning self-satisfaction
- Cure for self-satisfaction
- Sincerity
- Five definitions of sincerity
- Meaning of sincerity
- To dislike the praise of one’s deed is sincerity
- Five sayings of saints about sincerity
- Three bestowments and three deprivations
- 30 Years Ṣalāĥ repeated
- Neither reward nor punishment
- Attack of Satan on preacher
- Servant of Ka’baĥ for 60 years
- Two Rak’āt of ‘Ālim better than a year’s worship of an ignorant person
- Identification of bad suspicion-containing text
- Devastation of bad suspicion
- Bad suspicion is Ḥarām
- Definition of bad suspicion
- Reason of bad suspicion to be Ḥarām
- 7 Cures for bad suspicion
- 1. See good qualities of Muslims
- 2. Reject bad suspicion
- 3. A pious person considers others also pious
- 4. Bad company leads to bad suspicion
- 5. Fear of divine retribution
- 6. Make Du’ā to avoid bad suspicion
- 7. Make Du’ā for the person you have had a bad suspicion about
- One who makes mistakes in writing is in high risk of making mistakes in speaking
- Fatwā of A’lā Ḥaḍrat about bad suspicion
- Madanī pearls to avoid resentment towards those not attending funeral and Īṣāl-e-Šawāb ritual
- Two harms of not comforting the depressed
- Clarifications about relations with VIPs
- Are condolences from VIPs a privilege for one’s afterlife?
- Good assumption about those not keeping their promise
- Keep your promise
- Beware! Unnecessary clarifications may lead to sins
- Repent as Divine mercy is immense
- Affection for every Islamic brother of Dawat-e-Islami
- Madanī work-doing Islamic brother is dear to me
- Destruction in spreading discord (Fitnaĥ)
- Curse for the one who gives rise to discord
- Table of Contents
