ذكر الاستعانة بعد العبادة مع دخولها فيها لاحتياج العبد في جميع عباداته إلى الاستعانة بالله تعالى؛ فإن لم يعنه الله لم يحصل له ما يريده من فعل الأوامر واجتناب النواهي. السعدي: 39.
السؤال: الاستعانة نوع من أنواع العبادة، فلماذا أفردها الله بالذكر بعد ذكر العبادة الشاملة للاستعانة وغيرها؟

العبادة أعلى مراتب الخضوع ولا يجوز شرعًا ولا عقلًا فعلها إلا لله تعالى لأنه المستحق لذلك لكونه موليًا لأعظم النعم من الحياة والوجود وتوابعهما. الألوسي: 1/86.
السؤال: لماذا حصرت العبادة لله تعالى؟

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إِيَّاكَ نَعْبُدُ وَإِيَّاكَ نَسْتَعِينُ (5)
إنا نخصك وحدك بالعبادة, ونستعين بك وحدك في جميع أمورنا, فالأمر كله بيدك, لا يملك منه أحد مثقال ذرة. وفي هذه الآية دليل على أن العبد لا يجوز له أن يصرف شيئًا من أنواع العبادة كالدعاء والاستغاثة والذبح والطواف إلا لله وحده, وفيها شفاء القلوب من داء التعلق بغير إله, ومن أمراض الرياء والعجب, والكبرياء.

في قوله: (نعبد) بنون الاستتباع إشعار بأن الصلاة بنيت على الاجتماع. البقاعي: 1/17.
السؤال: لماذا كانت صيغة العبادة والاستعانة والدعاء في سورة الفاتحة بالجمع؟

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لما كان سؤال الله الهداية إلى الصراط المستقيم أجلّ المطالب ونيله أشرف المواهب علّم الله عباده كيفية سؤاله، وأمرهم أن يقدموا بين يديه حمده والثناء عليه، وتمجيده ثم ذكر عبوديتهم وتوحيدهم، فهاتان وسيلتان إلى مطلوبهم: توسل إليه بأسمائه وصفاته، وتوسل إليه بعبوديته. وهاتان الوسيلتان لا يكاد يرد معهما الدعاء. ابن القيم: 1/36.
السؤال: ذكرت في الآيات وسيلتان لاستجابة الدعاء، ما هما؟

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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Recently i watched a documentary on Brain as it is always a fascinating subject for me as well as  a part of my study. I was amazed how this 1.5kg approx organ in our body is not just extremely significant part of us but it defines who we are "the self". How this mysterious organ perform complex operations so brilliantly with such a fine design that make us different from other creatures. The different parts of our brain carry all of our emotions, feelings, speech, memories, intelligence infact belief & upbringing, that shapes our personality as whole. We describe our philosophy of life through this unified functions happening within our brain. If any single-tiny neuron of the brain get out of balance or injured, the rest of the body will get effected. In some cases, the personality of a person transformed completely. سبحان الله 

          Now the trending topics of current time is "to rewire your brain ". Many experiments have been conducted on how the brain is "a self-living modified system.  It has the capacity to heal the truma or pain, to reshape itself through the process of "Neuroplasticity"; means repeated mental activities can actually change the brain structure. If we repeat something again and again our brain adapt physically to it, that's why therapy, cognitive training and meditation are highly recommended practice nowadays. 

       My mind blown up by how we rewire our brain five times a day. What a mercy of our Rab that we repeat Surah al-fatiha seventeen times daily in our obligatory prayers alone. No-matter what we feel happy or distress, how much busy our schedule is, with family, work or people, when we hear call of azaan we leave everything and for 10-15 min we pause and remind ourselves (YOU ALONE we worship). Who's YOU : The nurturing-master of all the world, The ever loving & caring, The master of the day of judgement. In our daily life we carry so many stress, anxiety, deep silence and isolation in order to fit in this world without realising we actually lose our freedom. Every time we recite this aayah, We are declaring our independence by giving our self to be in slave to him alone and denying any nauce of the false slavery. Be it (trend pressure, peer pressure, cultural pressure, family pressure or false propaganda pressure). The combination of exclusivity and emphasis (YOU ALONE) remind us how significant is our relationship with Allah swt. Ustadh mentioned in concise commentry that, "Allah doesn't command here : worship me rather it is a Communication" . We are literally talking to Allah swt ( YOU ALONE we worship). Imagine how this repeated practice have positive impact on our brain and by large implications how this, beautifully shape our behaviour and personality.

Right after that , we recite اياك نستعين (YOU ALONE we asked for help). 
    Brain experts say that we have to take action and create the environment first in order to motivate our brain for achieving our goal. Every time we pray we first remind ourselves who we are worshipping, through our action then we  immediately ask for help without specifying what kind of help. Each and every one has their own difficulties and we are helpless at various level from spritual, mental or physical. Many times we feel so depressed and helpless that we don't even know what we actually want.  Here again we remind ourselves, it's (YOU ALONE) we seek help because only you know what actual help we are in need of. Ustadh mentioned that (نستعين)this seeking help means we put our efforts first then we ask for help. سبحان الله what a correlation between the two.  No doubt why Surah al-fatiha is known as As-Shifa(The Cure), as there are many miraculous healing hidden behind it. If we are mindful of our repeated revealed practices and sincerely ask Allah swt, we truly heal ourselves.
 May we heal from our darkest truma and may we become source of light for others. 🤲🤲
    

Jazakumllaahu khayran. Alhamdulillah that even for the efforts He asked of us,we still  need His help . So we need and we ask His help before, during and after the efforts. 
Our Bismillah it's our silent plea for help right at the beginning of every deed 

When you say: “You alone we worship, and You alone we ask for help,” what attachments, fears, or unhealthy dependencies might Allah be inviting you to gently loosen your grip on?

  Over time, I have gotten significantly better at not worrying about the approval or disapproval of others. It used to be something that ruled my life. All I ever cared for was the validation from others. Now that I have been guided to Islam, the approval and validation that matters the most to me is from Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. When I ask for Allah's help, I am asking him to guide me back to him and allow me to drop the things I am carrying that I do not even need to be carrying. I do not wish to carry them either. 

  This is a gentle daily reminder that no matter what I rely on in my life, the most reliable is Allah. I will continue to place my struggles in his care. I try to control the outcome of many things, but I do what I can do and let him handle the rest. When I let go of self-soothing habits that do not serve me and turn to Allah, my heart feels lighter. 

So absolutely beautiful and heart touching ! 

Reflecting on إِيَّاكَ نَعْبُدُ often makes me question the sincerity of my own heart. It is easy to say that we worship Allah alone but sometimes our desires take a place we don’t realise they have taken. We convince ourselves that the things we long for are for the sake of Allah but when they do not come to us, our hearts become restless and disappointed. In those moments, this verse gently confronts me with an uncomfortable truth: was my heart truly attached to Allah or to the outcome I hoped He would give me? True worship means that Allah remains the center, even when our desires are not fulfilled. It means trusting that whatever path He chooses is already the one that will bring us closest to Him even if it looks different from the life we imagined for ourselves.

This verse reminds me what true reliance on Allah really means. It is the complete surrender of the heart, recognising that no matter how much effort I put into something, success will never come without His help. I can plan, strive and try my best but the outcome is always in His hands. Looking back at my life, there have been moments when I begged Allah for things that felt completely impossible, situations where I couldn’t see a way forward. Yet somehow Allah made a path where I saw none. It reminds me that what feels impossible to me is effortless for Him. This verse gently brings my heart back to that truth: I strive but ultimately I rely on Allah alone because everything becomes possible when He wills it.

When the people of Ibrahim A.S saw the condition of their idols, they asked each other to burn him to avenge for and help the idols. Those idols  became their liability that they had to help them, underscoring the fact that they cause no benefit or harm on their own. Whereas a believer in His worship asks Allah to help, in our lives and livelihood, for our dreams and aspirations, for our health and hope, in this world and the next.

Allah Ta'ala commanded us to make Him our wakeel , disposer of affairs.  Those who said Hasbun Allah were returned with favours, 

 There is no comparison for Him
 عـٰلم الغيب والشهادة الكبير المتعال 
 
Sometimes the trials we face seems unsurmountable, we feel overwhelmed and hopeless. The problems, the sickness, our own weaknesses may be intense,   but the Quran reminds us we have a Powerful and loving Rabb, He is aware of everything and and whoever trusts Allah, He Subhan Ta'ala suffices him.

Ultimately what Allah wills, will happen inevitably so leaving things in the care of Allah,  having good hopes from Him, focusing on the greatness of Allah , Trusting him and Tasbeeh becomes a source of comfort bi' iznillah.
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم 
 https://quranreflect.com/posts/177090445131245

Among the things that troubled me was praying while being distracted. When I prayed, all my movements matched exactly those of a person in prayer, but my thoughts were not truly in the prayer. So I began to think about how I should improve my prayers and be more focused.

I started by wanting to understand the meaning of the words spoken in the prayer. I learned them all, and each time I recited them I concentrated even more, because not only was I reciting them, but I was also meditating on them,from the very first word “Allahu Akbar” to the last “Assalaamu ‘alaikum warahmatullah.”

But especially the verses of the Qur’an: Each time I listened to a passage recited by the Imam, I would later search for that passage and learn its meaning. That way, if the Imam recited it again, I was sure I would not miss its meaning and could learn much from it.

What touched me deeply in my journey was the day I began to meditate directly on the verses during prayer. After learning about the importance and meaning of Surah Al-Fatiha,especially the supplication:

“Guide us to the straight path.” (Qur’an 1:6)

every time I thought of it, I felt at peace, hoping for Allah’s guidance.

Then one day, after Surah Al-Fatiha, the Imam immediately recited the second surah, Al-Baqara. Allahu Akbar! At that moment I was stunned.

In my mind I said: “Just after we asked Allah to guide us, He immediately shows us the guidance in the very next surah, and makes it clear that it is the Qur’an.”

“This is the Book about which there is no doubt, a guidance for those conscious of Allah.” (Qur’an 2:2)

The Qur’an is the answer to every request we make in Surah Al-Fatiha during each prayer. Therefore, the Qur’an is not only a book from Allah, but a guide for every believer who wants to be among the rightly guided.

After understanding this, I decided to surround my life with the Qur’an, hoping to be among those rightly guided by Allah’s mercy. I decided to learn Arabic, to read and memorize the Qur’an, but above all, to meditate on it and practice it as much as I can.
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