Camel's Third Eyelid

Scientific Facts : The camel's eyes were created with exceptional power and ability that have a third eyelid. A very thin transparent eyelid allows camel to see clearly through it. 

In sandstorms, camels often close their third eyelid and keep walking. You might say that a camel can find its way through a sandstorm with its eyes closed.

• The camel has three eyelids and two layers of eyelashes to protect itself from dust and sun. To protect their eyes, camels have long eyelashes that catch most of the sand when desert winds blow sand on to their eyes. 

• If sand gets into an eye a camel has a third eyelid to get it out. The extra eyelid moves from side to side and wipes the sand away.

Quran :  Allah says in Quran: "Have they (mankind) not looked at the camel and seen how it was created (perfectly, adapted to the harsh climate of the desert with so many uniquefeatures, qualities and capabilities)?" (Surah Ghaashiya 88:17)

 In this Verse, the Creator gently urges us, in words that the Believers take as an instruction, to meditate on His creation of the camel as a creature that points to the greatness of the Creator, the perfection of His power and the beauty of His control. 

We will see that the amazing facts that science has recently discovered about the camel explain to us some of the reasons why Allah, Most High, selected this amazing creature.... 

As the other beings, camel is too, created with many characteristics and then placed on earth as a sign of the such superior excellence physical features of the Creator in creation. it has been given to the service of mankind. 

On the other hand, mankind is given the responsibility to see similar miracles of creation throughout the whole universe and know the Creator of all beings is Allah.

The profound power of reliance upon Allah

And whoever relies upon Allah - then He is sufficient for him.

Al Qur'an 65:3

Indeed, this verse from the Holy Qur'an, from Surah At-Talaq, reminds us of the profound power of reliance upon Allah. When we place our trust and reliance solely on Him, Allah becomes sufficient for us in all aspects of our lives. He is our protector, provider, and guide, and by entrusting our affairs to Him, we find peace, strength, and contentment. Relying upon Allah strengthens our faith and allows us to navigate life's challenges with confidence and resilience.

Righteous will be in Pleasure

Indeed, the Righteous will be in pleasure.

Al-Quran 82:13

This verse is from Surah Al-Infitar (Chapter 82, Verse 13) of the Quran.

 It refers to the ultimate reward for the righteous, those who have lived a life of faith and good deeds, promising them eternal happiness and bliss in the hereafter.

If you're reflecting on the meaning of this verse, it's a reminder of the positive outcome for those who follow the path of righteousness. 

This verse, "Indeed, the righteous will be in pleasure" (Quran 82:13), comes from Surah Al-Infitar (The Cleaving), which focuses on the Day of Judgment, the accountability of human deeds, and the final reward or punishment based on one's actions.

Deeper Meaning and Context:

The verse describes the fate of the righteous (Al-Abrar), those who live according to the guidance of Allah, maintain faith, and perform good deeds. In Islamic teachings, righteousness isn't limited to outward acts of worship like prayer and fasting but encompasses a lifestyle of kindness, honesty, justice, and compassion towards others.

The term "pleasure" (Na'eem) used in this verse implies much more than simple joy or happiness. It refers to the eternal and perfect state of bliss in Paradise, free from any hardship, sadness, or suffering. The pleasure mentioned is both spiritual and physical, encompassing every aspect of a person's being, as Paradise is described as a place of unimaginable delights prepared for the righteous.

The Concept of Reward for the Righteous:

Islam teaches that those who follow the path of righteousness will be rewarded in the Hereafter with pleasures that far surpass any joy they might experience in this world. Some scholars suggest that this verse emphasizes that the righteous will have peace, both in terms of physical enjoyment and emotional or spiritual fulfillment.

In contrast to the punishment prepared for the disbelievers or wrongdoers (which is mentioned in other verses of the same Surah), this verse highlights the eternal reward of those who remained steadfast in their faith and actions. The pleasures of Paradise, according to other verses in the Quran, include gardens beneath which rivers flow, the company of the pure, and the most important reward: the satisfaction of Allah and His eternal pleasure with them.

Reflection for Believers:

This verse serves as a source of motivation and hope for believers. It reminds them that the trials and challenges faced in this world for the sake of righteousness and staying true to one's faith will not be in vain. Allah is fully aware of everyone's actions, and ultimate success lies with Him.

In addition, this verse underscores the Quranic theme of accountability and recompense, where everyone will be judged fairly based on their deeds and rewarded or punished accordingly.

Iron is not natural to the Earth

 IRON

 Iron is not natural to the Earth. It did not form on the Earth but came down to Earth from outer space. This may sound strange but it's true. 

Scientists have found that billions of years ago the Earth was struck by meteorites. These meteorites were carrying iron from distant stars which had exploded. 

The Quran says the following on the origin of iron, WE SENT DOWN IRON WITH ITS GREAT INHERENT STRENGTH AND ITS MANY BENEFITS FOR HUMANKIND (57:25] 

God uses the words 'sent down' for iron. It is clear from the verse that iron is not an Earthly material, but was sent down for the benefit of humanity. The fact that iron came down to Earth from outer space is something which could not be known by the primitive science of the 7th century.

Roza Aur Quran Sifarish Karenge Uspe Amal Karnwwale Per

Ramadan

Qayamat Ke Din Roza Aur Qur'an Sifarish Karenge Uspe Amal Karnewale Ke Haq Me. 

[Hadees: Musnad Ahmad 6589]

Ramzan Wo Mahina Hai Jisme Quran Nazil Hua

Ramzan Wo Mahina Hai Jisme Quran Nazil Hua

Ramadan

Ramzan wo Mahina me Quran ka Nuzoo hua saari Insaniyat ki Hidayat aur Rahnumai ke liye

[Al-Quran 2:185]

Ramdan Ke Masayeel

Ramdan Ke Masail

(“Bismillah-Hirrahman-Nirrahim:
Allah Ke Naam Se Shuru Jo Nihayat Maherbaan Aur Rahem Wala Hai”)


*Tamam Tareefe Uss Allah Azawazzal Ke Liye Jo Tamam Jahano Ko Banana Wala Aur Usey Palney Wala Hai, Aur Durood-o-Salaam Ho Uskey Aakhri Nabi-e-Kareem (ﷺ) Par..

★ Sabse Badee FAZILAT – Nuzul-e-Quraan Ke Liye Iss Mahine Ka Intekhab Kiya:
Sabse Badi Failat Ye Hai Ke Allah Rabbul Izzat Ne Iss Mahine Ka Intekhab Apni Aakhri Kitab Qurane Majid Ko Nazil Karne Ke Liye Kiya,…
Andaza Lagaiye Kitni Aham Baat Hai Ye Ke – Allah Rabbul Izzat Ne Apna Aakhri Qalam Utara ,.. Jiske Talluk Se Allah Taala Ne Quraan Hi Me Bayan Farmaya Ke –

❤️  Al-Quraan : “Ramzan Ka Wo Mahina Jisme Quraan Ka Nuzool Hua Insaniyat Ki Hidayat Aur Rahnumai Ke Liye”
 – [Sureh: Baqrah 2: Ayat-185]

Isiliye Ramzan Ka Mahina Quraan Ka Mahina Bhi Kehlata Hai ,.
*Aur Nabi-e-Karam (Sallallahu Alaihay Wasallam) Ka Mamool Tha Ke Har Ramzan Aap Ek Quraan Ki Tilawat Puri Kartey They ,..
*Tarawih Me Quraan Pura Karna Achi Baat Hai ,..
Lekin Rasool’Allah (Sallallahu Alaihay Wasallam) Tilawat Bhi Karte They,…

*Tou Koshish Karey Ki Hum Bhi Ek Quraan Pura Tilawat Karey Har Ramzan,..
Aur Kyunki Humari Zaban Arbi Nahi Hai Tou Hum Koshish Ye Karey Ki Har Ramzan Ek Quraan Tarjume Se Padhein,.. Kam-Se-Kam Saal Me Ek Baar Tou Pata Chale Ke Humara Rab Humse Kya Chahta Hai,….

*Aur Ramzan ke Baad Tak Agley Ramzan Tak Ek Tafseer Padh Lu ,…
*Tafseer Ka Fayda Ye Hoga Ke Unn Ayato Ke Ahqamat Kaise Hai ?… Unki Gehrayiya Kya Hai ?….. Unki Hikmatey Kya Hai ?….. Nabi-e-Karam (Sallallahu Alaihay Wasallam) Aur Sahaba Ke Aqwal Kya Hai Iske Andar Ye Sab Jan’ne Ke Liye Mufasareen Ki Tafseer Padhiye,..

…. Agar Aisa Mamool Hum Bana Ley Tou Andaza Lagaiye Ilm Me Kya Ijafa Hoga Humare? ,.. Jehan Bhi Khulega,…. Amal Me Pukhtagi Bhi Aayegi ,.. Aur In’sha’Allah-Ul-Azeez Hum Majbut Momin Banenge ….

Keep in touch with relatives and friends

  

       Keep in touch with relatives and friends

                             It's Sunnah

In Islam, the importance of maintaining family relations is paramount. The Holy Quran says, "And be careful of [your duty to] God in whose name you demand [your rights] from one another, and [to] the ties of relationship; surely God is ever watchful over you!" (4:1)

The descendent and successor of Prophet Muhammad, Imam Jafar As-Sadiq was asked about this verse. He said "It means the family relationship. Surely God the most high has ordered it to be regarded and has magnified it. Do you not observe that He has mentioned it with Himself." Maintaining the bonds of kinship is called silat ur-rahm in Arabic. The exact meaning of the word rahm is "womb." It is derived from the Arabic root word raheem which means "to have mercy on."

The Prophet ṣallallāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam (peace and blessings of Allāh be upon him) said:
“Anyone who wants to have his provision expanded and his term of life prolonged should maintain ties of kinship.” [Al Adab Al Mufrad]

5. It is You we worship, and upon You we call for help.

It is you we worship, and upon you we call for help 

Al - Quran 1:5 

"Iyyāka na'budu wa iyyāka nasta'īn."

Translation: "It is You we worship, and upon You we call for help."

This verse from Surah Al-Fatiha emphasizes the fundamental concept of Tawhid (the Oneness of Allah) in Islam. It highlights two key principles:

1. Worship ('Ibadah): The verse declares that all forms of worship are directed solely to Allah. This affirms that no other being or entity deserves worship besides Him.

2. Seeking Help (Isti'ana): It emphasizes that all reliance and trust for assistance, both in worldly and spiritual matters, should be placed in Allah alone, as He is the ultimate source of help.

This dual concept strengthens the believer's bond with Allah, ensuring sincerity in worship and complete trust in His guidance.