Presenting a
comprehensive meaning of
لا إِلَهَ إِلا اللَّهُ
- the quintessence of Islam
“EXCEPT
THE ONE & ONLY
INIMITABLE ALLAH
NONE IS WORTHY OF…
ADORATION
ADULATION
ADMIRATION
DEVOTION
EXALTATION
GLORIFICATION
INVOCATION
LEGISLATION
PROSTRATION
SANCTIFICATION
SUBMISSION
SUPPLICATION &
PROVIDENCE OF CURE”
Written by
MUQITH MUJTABA ALI
comprehensive meaning of
لا إِلَهَ إِلا اللَّهُ
- the quintessence of Islam
“EXCEPT
THE ONE & ONLY
INIMITABLE ALLAH
NONE IS WORTHY OF…
ADORATION
ADULATION
ADMIRATION
DEVOTION
EXALTATION
GLORIFICATION
INVOCATION
LEGISLATION
PROSTRATION
SANCTIFICATION
SUBMISSION
SUPPLICATION &
PROVIDENCE OF CURE”
Written by
MUQITH MUJTABA ALI
2 comments:
great. Alhamdulillah.
Keep it up.
The relation between man and Allah has been effectively depicted in the constitution of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind. The details are as follows:
The meaning of the first part of this creed — i.e., the exalted Allah being the only God and no one else being a god — is that the very same Allah is the Rightful Deity and Law — giving Sovereign of all human beings Who is the Creator, the Sustainer, the Controller, the Lord of us all and of the entire universe as well as the Sovereign and the Author of all the creations. He alone is deserving of worship and He alone is the Rightful One to Whom obedience and allegiance are due, and no one in any of these capacities is His associate.
Knowing and acknowledging this reality it becomes imperative that man -
* should not regard anyone except Allah as his patron, fulfiller of desires, provider of needs, remover of difficulties, redresser of grievances. protector and helper, for, in reality no one else has power at all in his own right;
* should not reckon anyone except Allah as benefactor or injurer, nor fear any one, nor stand in awe of anyone, nor put his trust in anyone, nor pin his hopes on anyone, for the master of all authority is, in reality Allah alone;
* should not worship any one except Allah, nor offer oblations to anyone, nor bow (in reverence) before any one; in a word, should not deal with anyone in the manner in which polytheists have been acting towards their gods, for Allah alone deserves to be worshipped;
* should not supplicate anyone for except Allah, nor seek refuge in anyone, nor invoke anyone for assistance, nor even consider anyone so powerful and meddlesome in Divine dispensation that Divine decree could be averted through his intercession, for, in the Kingdom of God all are really helpless subjects, be they angels, Prophets or saints;
* should not recognize anyone except Allah as lord of the Dominions and Supreme Authority, nor acknowledge anyone competent to command and forbid on his own authority, nor own anyone as being in his own right a permanent and absolute law-giver and law-maker; and should refuse to acknowledge as valid all those allegiances which are not subservient to the allegiance of the One Allah and His Law, for Allah is the only legitimate Lord of His domain and the only lawful Sovereign of His creation. To none, excepting Him, accrues the right to lordship and sovereignty.
Furthermore, by subscribing to this Creed it also becomes imperative that man -
* should renounce his self-will, give up the servitude of lusts and base urges and live as a servant merely of Allah Whom he has acknowledged as his One God;
* should not regard himself as the absolute owner of anything, but should regard everything, even his very existence, his bodily organs, his mental and physical faculties, as emanating from Allah and endowed as a trust by Him;
* should consider himself responsible and accountable to Allah; and, in respect of the use of his faculties, his dealings and the utilization of resources, should ever keep in view the fact that on the Day of Judgment he has to render account of all these things to the Exalted Allah and has to receive reward or punishment for his deeds;
* should make the approval of Allah the sole criterion of his likes and the disapproval of Allah the criterion of his dislikes;
* should make the seeking of the pleasure of, and closeness to, the Exalted Allah the sole object of all his exertions and endeavours and the pivot of his entire existence;
* should accept in the spheres of moral behaviour and conduct in social and civic spheres, in economics and politics — in a word, in every sphere of life — only Allah’s guidance as ‘the Guidance’ and acknowledge only that code as ‘The Code’ which is laid down by Allah or which is in consonance with His Command and Guidance, and should reject all that which goes against His Shariat (Law). The meaning of the second part of this Creed — i.e., Muhammad (Allah’s blessings and peace be on him!) is the Messenger of Allah — is that the last Prophet, through whom authentic Guidance and complete Code of Life to be followed till the Last Day was sent from the Rightful Deity and Sovereign of the Universe for all human beings inhabiting the face of the earth and who had been commissioned to act in accordance with this Guidance and Code and present a complete model, is Hazrat Muhammad (Allah’s blessings and peace be on him!).
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