someone, destroy someone’s family life, spread evil assumptions about someone, hurt someone’s feelings, backbite against anyone, make fun of someone so that his respect and honour is shamed, plot against someone so they do not succeed and humiliate anyone by spreading their bad actions because nowadays, however we treat someone, that could happen to us tomorrow. Rather, if we safeguard someone’s honour, keep everything in our custody safe and return it on time, speak the truth to everyone, respect everyone, think good about everyone, be well-wishers of everyone, then it is very possible that everyone will treat us like this as well. Remember! Just like bad actions open the doors of evil, similarly virtuous actions open the doors of goodness and ultimately, we definitely will receive the reward for virtuous actions.

صَلُّوۡا عَلَى الۡحَبِيۡب                 صَلَّى اللّٰهُ عَلٰى مُحَمَّد

Tip for performing virtuous actions everyday

Dear Islamic brothers! There is no guarantee of life. Treat every breath as precious and get busy in bettering your Hereafter through virtuous actions. We have no idea when our breath could stop. Allah forbid, if we do not have the opportunity to repent, our Hereafter will be destroyed. Therefore, we must make our afterlife better by having a daily target as to how many virtuous actions we will carry out so that we make it a habit of performing virtuous actions. An easy way of doing this is to act upon the Madani In’amaat with good intentions and fill it in daily by pondering and reflecting. اَلْـحَمْـدُ لـِلّٰـه Madani In’amaat are a great way of earning good deeds through which one has many opportunities of performing virtuous actions from morning until he sleeps at night. For example Tahajjud Salah, waking Muslims up for Salah before Fajr Salah i.e. calling out Sada-e-Madinah, reciting or listening to 3 verses of the Holy Quran with translation and commentary in the Halqah of Tafseer-e-Quran after Fajr Salah, offering Nawafil of Ishraq and Chaasht , offering the five daily Salahs in congregation in the Masjid in the first row, to recite Ayat-ul-Kursi, Surah Ikhlaas and Tasbih-e-Fatimah at least once after each Salah and before sleeping, reciting or listening to Surah Al-Mulk at night, giving or listening to Madani Dars (from Faizan-e-Sunnat, etc.),