Imaduddin
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Assalamu alaykum everyone.
I have a question for the brothers but I do not know if I am allowed to post questions like this, so if the thread gets deleted then I understand. But I will say what I want to and if it doesn't get closed then Alhamdulilah.
Do you ever think about the Khilafa? Have you ever wanted it back, what do you plan on doing with your life, time and resources to see the Khilafa back?
I have been troubled for many years with these kinds of thoughts, it kills me to hear about the suffering which the Palestinians and Syrians are going through. On the day of Judgement all those women and little kids will cry before Allah complaining about being abandoned and not having been protected. And instead were killed and maimed by the Kuffar. I fear the Day of Judgement because of that, what could I possibly say to Allah as an excuse, and how could I not be deserving of Hell when I have no compassion for those who are being tortured and oppressed? By compassion I don't mean sitting at home half a world away and feeling sorry for 5 minutes and then getting on with life, by compassion I mean going there to help them. We can help them, we have the means, and when you have the ability and the means it becomes obligatory to obey the commands of Allah.
The Sahaba loved death, Khalid bin Waleed is quoted as having said "I love it more when I am in the battlefield than when I am in my house", he even became upset during when in his death bead saying that why couldn't he die a Martyr. Another man, Abdullah bin Mubarak, used to go to Jihad for one year and then go to hajj the next year, he continually did this. Why do we chase after the Dunya when people have been chasing after it for thousands of years and have not achieved nothing. Isn't it about time that we as Muslim turn our backs on the Dunya and chase Paradise and the rewards of Allah?
Do you ever wish that Muslim just woke up one day and from all over the world flocked to the Muslim lands and just became one army who would take care of the oppressed? Do you ever think about that? If you do and plan on joining that group, what prevents you from taking the first steps? Someone has to take the first step, why do we all wait for someone else to go first. Do you ever plan on being that someone who takes the first steps?
Let me sum up all of that into one sentence:
Would you go to Jihad tomorrow if someone made the call for it?
Any thoughts?
I have a question for the brothers but I do not know if I am allowed to post questions like this, so if the thread gets deleted then I understand. But I will say what I want to and if it doesn't get closed then Alhamdulilah.
Do you ever think about the Khilafa? Have you ever wanted it back, what do you plan on doing with your life, time and resources to see the Khilafa back?
I have been troubled for many years with these kinds of thoughts, it kills me to hear about the suffering which the Palestinians and Syrians are going through. On the day of Judgement all those women and little kids will cry before Allah complaining about being abandoned and not having been protected. And instead were killed and maimed by the Kuffar. I fear the Day of Judgement because of that, what could I possibly say to Allah as an excuse, and how could I not be deserving of Hell when I have no compassion for those who are being tortured and oppressed? By compassion I don't mean sitting at home half a world away and feeling sorry for 5 minutes and then getting on with life, by compassion I mean going there to help them. We can help them, we have the means, and when you have the ability and the means it becomes obligatory to obey the commands of Allah.
The Sahaba loved death, Khalid bin Waleed is quoted as having said "I love it more when I am in the battlefield than when I am in my house", he even became upset during when in his death bead saying that why couldn't he die a Martyr. Another man, Abdullah bin Mubarak, used to go to Jihad for one year and then go to hajj the next year, he continually did this. Why do we chase after the Dunya when people have been chasing after it for thousands of years and have not achieved nothing. Isn't it about time that we as Muslim turn our backs on the Dunya and chase Paradise and the rewards of Allah?
Do you ever wish that Muslim just woke up one day and from all over the world flocked to the Muslim lands and just became one army who would take care of the oppressed? Do you ever think about that? If you do and plan on joining that group, what prevents you from taking the first steps? Someone has to take the first step, why do we all wait for someone else to go first. Do you ever plan on being that someone who takes the first steps?
Let me sum up all of that into one sentence:
Would you go to Jihad tomorrow if someone made the call for it?
Any thoughts?