As we all observe, innocent Muslims are brutally killed all over the world and there is none on the face of the earth to help and protect these Muslims!
THEREFORE We must now call Allah All Mighty, The Lord Of the worlds, to send direct HELP to the oppressed Muslims and stop the CRUEL and BRUTAL KILLERS from torturing and killing this helpless Ummah! Therefore all Muslims are advised to read the Aayat kareemah which is:
لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين
Every Muslim must read it with full attention and humbleness, praying to Allah All Mighty for help and protection of the Muslims. Please note that with the mention of this aayah in Surah Al Anbiyaa ( The Prophets), Allah All Mighty promised to protect the Mo’mineen!!!
Read the verses 87, 88 of Surah Al Anbiyaa. In these two verses, Allah All Mighty told us that Allah accepted the prayer of Prophet Younas (Allah's Peace and Blessings be upon him) when he prayed in the darkness ( in the belly of a whale ) saying:
لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين
Allah answered his prayer and rescued him from grief. Then Allah said:
و كذلك ننجي المؤمنين
It means: “And like this We protect the Mo’mineen”
Allah removed his grief means that:
The whale expelled him and put him on the beach, then Allah grew a plant to make shade on him until his body hardened and he became capable of standing and walking again. For this statement you can see Surah Safaat verses 139 – 148.
“And like this We protect the mo’minen” are the words of Allah which shall always be true and Allah shall never do against HIS words.
Thus the aayatul kareemah is a way of protection for Mo’mineen in cases of extreme trouble and oppression when we have no way to rescue ourselves or our Muslims. Allah told us this way in the Holy Quraan and Allah Words are always true and trustable. The only condition is that we must be Mo’mineen.
A Mo’min is a practicing Muslim whose faith is perfect Islamic faith and along with that he/she performs all the obligatory duties like 5 times prayer every day, fasting in Ramadhan, paying the obligatory charity (zakah) to poor people, and do hajj if he/she can afford to travel for it. Also his/ her dress must be the dress of piety and their dealings must be Islamic i.e. they must be honest and trustworthy. Enjoining good and forbidding evil is also the duty of every practicing Muslim.
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