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کَانَ مَیۡتًا
Translation from Kanz al-Īmān: And will the one who was dead[1]
When he embraced Islam and his heart was illuminated by the light of faith, Allah then declared:
فَاَحۡیَیۡنٰہُ
Translation from Kanz al-Īmān: So, We raised him to life[2]
We have now learnt that true life refers to the heart being alive. He whose heart contains the light of faith is truly alive. As for the one whose heart is absent of this light, not only is his heart dead, but he himself is a dead person outwardly appearing to be alive.
Dear Islamic brothers! From this, we learn it is more important for us to safeguard and protect our hearts. Nowadays, people give more attention to maintaining their physical bodies. What quantity of food does our body need daily? How many calories should we eat? And if we experience any physical problem or weakness, we turn to a doctor. People also exercise and lift weights to keep their bodies in shape.
Striving to keep yourself physically fit is not a bad thing, but we must also contemplate whether we are doing the same regarding our hearts. Have we ever thought about whether our hearts are spiritually healthy? Are we spiritually unwell? Do our hearts contain faith-snatching diseases like envy, arrogance or hatred? Regretfully, it must be said that attention is not generally given to this matter, even though true life is to have a truly living heart.
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