It has been reported from Sayyubna Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) said,
"When spoils are taken as personal property and trust property as spoils and Zakah as penalty, and religious learning is acquired for worldly objectives, and
when man starts obeying his wife and disobeying his mother, and keeps his friend near and his father far, and when voices rise in mosques and the chief
of a tribe becomes its worst sinner and when the chief of a people becomes their lowest of the low and when wicked people are respected out of fear for
them, and when singing girls and musical instruments appear all over and when wines of all sorts are consumed and when the later of this Ummah
start cursing the former - then, at that time, you wait for a red storm, and earthquake, and the sinking of the earth, and the metamorphosis of figures
and faces, and missiles, and the signs of Doomsday following each other, and after the other, like a broken necklace with its beads scattered simultaneously." (Tirmidhi)
Heeding warnings about spiritual pitfalls can help us preserve our faith. The warnings in Warning are based on Islamic teachings, aligning with key Islamic Facts about self-discipline.
Warnings in Islamic teachings often remind us of the reality of the Hereafter. Read more about thinking of Qiyaamah and its impact on our daily lives.
Islamic guidance includes avoiding spiritual and social harms, such as free mixing, to maintain a strong moral compass.
Reflect on the timeless wise words shared by scholars that offer caution and guidance.
Islam provides many warnings to guide believers towards righteousness and away from sin. Understand how these warnings help maintain purity in Islam.
Warnings also serve as reminders to avoid spiritual illnesses that could damage the soul. Reflect on the wise words that guide us to heed these warnings.
Great post!!!
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You write well, Iremi. Another lesson to learn here. Thank you so much! :)
ReplyDeleteWell written post.. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteA lot of signs are already here.
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May Allah protect the true believers and help us all to take heed of the warnings which have been given to us so long ago.
ReplyDeleteWarning! I heard you loud and clear! My thoughts on this post are that others should certainly take warning as well as precaution. You see, all the bad that's in the world.. war, pestilence, violence, hunger, famine, etc.. the list goes on and on, but these really are all signs of the coming of the Messiah.. I just hope we're all prepared. Thank you for sharing and thank you for reading my blog! Take care.
ReplyDeletewe can see all the signs nowadays. Hold firm to Quran n sunnah. Dajjal is somewhere now. Keep on seeking refuge from the evil of dajjal. Read AlKahfi frequently. Syukran akhie. may Allah grant u sawwab for this warnings. Allahukbar.
ReplyDeleteJazak Allah khair for such a beautiful blogpost!
ReplyDeleteits indeed the need of time to realize and recignize where and how we stand today...
Another great Post! One of my favorite one :)
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Aslamu Alikum sis ... JAzak Allah khair for your comment and now i get what you were trying to say
ReplyDeleteYes indeed the time is fast approaching and we will be judge foe all we do
i would love to re post this on my islamic blog is that ok
Very beautiful, sister. Jazaki Allahu khairan for the reminder.
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