˹Luqmân added,˺ “O my dear son! ˹Even˺ if a deed were the weight of a mustard seed—be it ˹hidden˺ in a rock or in the heavens or the earth—Allah will bring it forth. Surely Allah is Most Subtle, All-Aware.
3 years ago · Referencing Ayah 24:38-39, 31:16, 99:7-8
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I feel sorry for being late in jumping the wagon on this month's theme and missing out on gems!
SubhanAllah we just felt an earthquake in the US and I was reminded of Surah Zalzalah. Allah uses this Surah as another sign of the Day of Judgment and the happenings of that day. The last two verses tie into the idea of mindfulness/Taqwa and in particular Mindful Fasting.
On the Day of Judgment, every single deed regardless of degree (big/...
Yesterday, I read an amazing comment online that someone had heard in a lecture:
'Think of your grave like an empty treasure chest that you fill with your deeds throughout your life.'
This reminds me of the ayahs that tell us that no deed is ever lost, even if it's the size of a mustard seed. Every time we make wudhu and pray, every time we read and reflect on the Quran, every encouraging word we speak, every form of charity, every smile, ever...
He who is Benevolent, Gentle and Subtle with His servants. So when we say that God Almighty is lateef with His slaves, it means that while He is always with us, and knows everything that goes on within us from thoughts and emotions, His protection and His presence with us are subtle. You may believe it is your friend that is comforting you, but in reality, it is God Almighty who sent you that friend. Perhaps that one word was what you needed to u...
Reflecting on the verses from Luqman’s advice to his son, we are reminded of Allah’s infinite knowledge and awareness. Even if something as small as a mustard seed were hidden deep within a rock or scattered in the vastness of the heavens or the earth, Allah would bring it forth.
Nothing escapes Him, no matter how insignificant or hidden it may seem.
Luqman advises his son to establish prayer, encourage good, and patiently endure challenges....
It's beautiful how we get to experience the conversation between Luqman and his son, this not only teaches us how to be, but also what we should teach our children.
To never underestimate any single deed, perhaps that could be the most beloved thing to Allah. Establish prayer, not just pray it. But make it the pillar of your life. Not only encourage others to do good and forbid them from what is evil but to encourage YOURSELF to do good and f...