Waarlijk verloren zijn degenen die de ontmoeting met Allah loochenen, totdat wanneer het Uur plotseling tot hen komt, zij zullen zeggen: "Wee ons voor wat wij in (onze levens) veronachtzaamden," en zij dragen hun zonden op hun ruggen. En weet: het is slecht wat zij dragen!
I have been critically analysing the passive approach that we take towards our most important meeting — whereas we diligently prepare for our work/worldly meetings.
We prepare thoroughly for our work meetings with no stone unturned. This is because we have a responsibility towards our employer. For instance, you have been assigned a task to win a tender. There is an immense pressure because you are competing with several other corporations who h...
Some things hurt precisely because they matter to us. A person we desperately want to reach. Something we wish they could understand. Words we keep trying to explain, hoping that one more conversation will finally make them see.
This passage brings us to something very specific: ﴿قَدْ نَعْلَمُ إِنَّهُ لَيَحْزُنُكَ الَّذِي يَقُولُونَ﴾ “We certainly know...
6 jaar geleden · Verwijzen naar Ayah 18:65-70, 18:78, 18:82, 35:37-39, 6:26-32
A lot of people ask how can we have free will and freedom of choice if Allah has all knowledge and he knows what we are going to do? Wa lilahi al mathalol a'laa And to Allah is the greatest of examples.
Looking at Chapter 18: Al-Kahf, Verses: 65 — 70, 78, 82: Why did Musa not act differently if Khidr told him the end result? How did Khidr know what the outcome of his interaction with Musa was going to be? Of course, the simple answer to this is ...