Islamic

More than 1400 years ago, this story took place. In those distant days, there lived in the lands of the Arabs, in the city of Mecca, a powerful man of extreme strength, tall and wide, bulging with muscles, red-faced, with harshness in his looks, inspiring terror in souls, with terrible breath that provoked fear in hearts. The Childhood of the Mighty Giant: When he was small, he was distinguished by extreme courage and love of adventure. He loved fighting, wrestling, and combat. He wrestled his peers among the boys and defeated them all! He fought those older than him among the young men and defeated them all. He became known among them by the name: The Champion, the hero who never loses. ...

At the Lote Tree of the Utmost Boundary, Gabriel, peace be upon him, stopped accompanying the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, because he couldn’t approach any further. Our master Gabriel, peace be upon him, said to the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace: “If I advanced, I would burn, and if you advanced, you would pierce through!” The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, ascended to the highest assembly and rose and ascended to the highest heavenly kingdom. In this unique divine journey, the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, witnessed some amazing scenes, among them: The Amazing Bull! And the Sea of Blood! ...

God says in His Holy Book: Cooperate in righteousness and piety, and do not cooperate in sin and aggression. This command from the Almighty, blessed and exalted, emphasizes the importance and value of cooperation among Muslims and among all humans. Cooperation is the basis of dealings between humans in societies to elevate them. It is an urgent necessity for building and construction. If we look at the most famous success stories of companies and institutions, we will find behind them a lot of cooperation among the work individuals themselves. ...

Fasting in our merciful religion, means abstaining from desires, all kinds of foods and drinks, the breaking of the fasting person, from the food of his stomach and that is from the time of breaking the fast until he recovers with a sincere intention, for the sake of God the Most Gracious. And fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam, for it is from the foundations of the religion that God Almighty has commanded us with, and God the Most Gracious and His Noble Messenger, peace be upon him, have reported from him that it is an obligation for every Muslim and worship, and fasting Ramadan has been mentioned, and worshiping and the house, for he who turns to it with repentance, God accepts it. And God the Most High has said (So turn to your Lord and submit to Him before there comes to you from the people a punishment then you cannot be helped that Day eat you this day as you eat in the clear days). God the Great has spoken the truth. ...

Abu Saeed the generous heard from the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, that he had seen one of the people that he had killed a soul and oppressed himself and he runs to the people, in an attempt from him to repentance and return to God. And during his search for his repentance with the acceptance of the people of the earth, with the command of the Lord of Glory and His Messenger, if one of them would happen to him, he would describe to him a sign from a great distance. ...

Our merciful religion has taught us that the good word is the good character of a Muslim, and it is his charity in the land, by which he attains the pleasure of the Lord of Glory, where the good word emanates from the mouth of the true Muslim to illuminate the world with its light and its good fragrance, and it is the title of the speaker and the evidence to his piety. Our noble Messenger, peace be upon him, has urged us to adhere to his morals, so we have never heard about him that he spoke badly to someone or behind his back. He was always, peace be upon him, good of tongue where good words emanate from between his lips like the perfume emanating from a flowering garden. ...

Trustworthiness is a praiseworthy trait that every polite Muslim who adheres to the teachings of his merciful religion should be characterized by. In its simple concept, trustworthiness means to return every person their right, and to preserve what they own, just as we preserve what we own, for this is one of the foundations of Islam. Trustworthiness was mentioned in the Book of God Almighty, when the Lord of Glory mentioned that trustworthiness must be returned to its people, and the Noble Lord made it a burden for the heavens and the earth, but they refused to carry it, so man carried it. Our master Muhammad, peace be upon him, was the best example for us and a clear evidence of how to return trustworthiness and also preserve it, so we must be adorned with his morals. ...

Having good expectations of God is a worship that many people overlook, even though our merciful religion has commanded us with it, and good expectations means that the servant is pleased with what God has divided for him of destinies, events, and gifts, even if they are against his desire or his current ambition. The servant may arrange for himself some matter, and God delays it for him until he is strongly prepared for it, or God changes it for something better than it, so He prevents from him what he desired, for God’s compensation is always good and will not come except according to the servant’s good expectations of his Lord. ...

There was a trustworthy merchant known among people for honesty and trustworthiness, and he always extended a helping hand and assistance to the poor and needy. He dealt in his trade on three principles: tolerance, love, and trustworthiness, and he traded in beautiful silk fabrics and elegant furnishings, and all his goods were very distinguished, and the price was low because he dealt with trustworthiness, so the price was suitable for everyone. ...

Maintaining family ties is an important part of the teachings of our merciful religion, for God has commanded us with it at times, and His Messenger at other times, for that bond is what remains for a person, his humanity and his good nature that God has created him upon, but do we all realize this matter? One day, the wealthy Salam sat behind his desk, and began to calculate some money before him, then patted a bundle of money before him, and smiled with joy as he spoke to himself, and now I can begin the new deal. As soon as he finished his speech, he heard a knock on the door, so he pushed the money away, and asked his servant about the reason for his coming, so he answered him that his relative and cousin Yusuf wishes to meet him, so Salam answered him with extreme and obvious distress, let him enter. ...