The Quran exhorts us to bestow a little thought on the cattle - who in no time produces excellent drink -
The Milk
Milk is produced close to the place where it is loaded with blood and feces. But neither a trace of blood nor the faintest stink of the feces is observed in milk. This is a manifestation of the matchless power of the supreme being who has created us and the rest of the world.
Islam teaches us
- Belief in one God (supreme power, the almighty, Allah)
- Equality of all the Believers without distinction of race or class
- The superiority of individuals being based solely on piety
- Sanctity of life, property, and honor
- Abolition of interest
- Better treatment of Women
- Obligatory inheritance and distribution of the property of deceased persons among near relatives of both sexes
- Do not accumulate wealth, share with the needy, and help them also to lead a standard life on this beautiful earth.
The Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) had the satisfaction that he had well accomplished the task which had been entrusted to him by Allah (the creator of the whole universe) to preach to the world the Divine message of Islam.
The Quran advises the Prophet - " You are the preacher of truth and will have to be prepared both for acceptance and rejection what you convey"
Dua - Ya Hayyu Ya Qayyum laa-ilaaha-illa - anta- bi- rahmatika astaghees -
and two names of Allah " Al-Hayyu" "Al-qayyum"
recite it 40 times between sunnat and farz namaz of fajar
Who is a great man? A great man is he, who controls his tongue and heart - tongue and heart are two important organs, if man controls it he will be safe from all kinds of physiological and other diseases.
Seven luckiest persons on the day of judgment:
- A just ruler
- A young man who remembers Allah and prayers five times a day
- A man whose heart is perpetually attached to the mosque
- Two persons who love each other and serve together
- A man declines the rich offers of sin
- A man who gives charity in secret
- A man who remembers Allah in solitude
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