You will see the angels all around the Throne, glorifying the praises of their Lord, for judgment will have been passed on all with fairness. And it will be said,1 “Praise be to Allah—Lord of all worlds!”
A Reflection on Alhamdulillah According to many scholars, the first verse of the Qur’an is: الحمد لله رب العالمين “All praise is due to Allah, Lord of the worlds.” (Qur’an 1:2)
What I find so intriguing is that from the very beginning of Allah's Book, we are being taught to constantly acknowledge and attribute praise, love, gratitude, and all goodness to the Lord of the worlds. Then, in the middle of Surah Al-Fatihah, we are taught to seek His g...
Just imagine the looks on the faces of evil oppressors when they see their victims on the Day of Judgment, wearing crowns and gems, surrounded by Angels, being treated like royalty.
Meanwhile the oppressor will be drowning in his own sweat, unable to stop shaking out of fear of his day in God's court.
In the future you won't have to imagine it. You will see this scene with your own two eyes.
Justice is beautiful. Justice will be establishe...
last year · Referencing Ayah 1:1, 14:39, 23:28, 27:15, 35:34, 39:75, 40:7
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When I begin the Qur’an with الحمد لله رب العالمين (Al-ḥamdu lillāhi rabbil-ʿālamīn), Ifeel that I am being taught how to speak to my Creator. These are not ordinary words — they are the very words Allah selected for Himself. Ibn ʿAbbās explained that Allah opened His Book with al-ḥamdu lillāh because He loves it and chose it as the most complete form of praise. Mujāhid said that every type of praise belongs to Allah, no one else shares in it...
All the murderers of innocent Palestinians will receive Allah's punishment All the unjust land grabbers capturing plots of land will receive Allah's punishment All the corrupt politicians stealing public's money will receive Allah's punishment All the authorities causing wealth inequality and poverty will receive Allah's punishment
All the Muslims praying 5x a day will receive Allah's mercy All the Muslims forgiving each other for sake of Allah...
From Recitation to Reflection And It Will Be Said: Alhamdulillah
Isha Prayer · Surah Az-Zumar (39:71–75)
The recitation began with people being led towards what awaited them. At the gates of Hell, they are asked whether messengers had not come to them, reciting the verses of their Lord and warning them of this very meeting. Their answer is only one word: بَلَىٰ — balā — “Yes.” Such a small word, but it carries a painful recognition. The warni...