Tag: qadr

A personal reflection on the Divine Decree exhibiting in everyday life.

Qadr and dealing with worries

An excellent and detailed description of what the belief in al-qadr entails

Allah tests as according to our level. Passing these tests raises our emaan and draws us closer to Allah.

Beauty of Laylatul Qadr

An exegesis of the ninety-seventh chapter of the Noble Qur'an by Imam as-Sadi. His exegesis is widely regarded as being amongst the best and most moving for the layman to read.

The loss of a loved one is a time when a person may be overwhelmed with grief, and many customs surrounding bereavement reflect the depth of the feeling of loss. Wailing, eulogizing (i.e. praising the deceased excessively) and tearing one’s garments are all customs which were well known at the time of Jâhiliyyah, and are still common among some Muslims.

Taken from the Book: Dua: The Weapon of the Believer: - To summarise, then, Divine Decree (qadr) cannot be used as an excuse not to make du’a. For, just as one strives to ensure that one attains worldly needs, of food, drink and family, so too must one strive in ones religious deeds to attain the desired goal. Du’a is intrinsically related to qadr; in fact, it is a part of one’s qadr.

Admonition for Muslims to strive and stay upon good and not to fall towards evil.