*Subhanallah!!!* *Thanks, beautiful pic and very good info.* *May ALLAH always bless u * On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 1:24 AM, <***hajikhan***> wrote:
> > > > Kaab Ibn Ujrah (Radiallaho Anho) relates, > that Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) said, > "Come near to the mimbar" and we came near the mimbar. > When He (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) climbed the first step of the mimbar, > > He (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassalla) said > "Aameen". > When He (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) ascended the second step, > He (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) said > "Aameen". > When He (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) climbed the third step, > He (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) said > "Aameen". > When He (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) came down, > We said > "O Rasool of Allah (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam), > we have heard from you today something which we never heard before". > He (Sallallaho Alaihi wasallam) said > When I climbed the first step, > the angel Jibraeel (A.S.) appeared before me and said > * "Destruction to him who found the blessed month of Ramdhan > and let it pass by without gaining forgiveness", > * > upon that I said > 'Aameen'. > When I climbed the second step, > he (angel Jibraeel) said, > * "Destruction to him before whom thy name is taken > and then he does not make Dua for Allah's blessing on me > (by saying, for example Sallallaho Alaihi wasallam)." > * > I replied > 'Aameen'. > When I climbed the third step, > he (angel Jibraeel) said > * "Destruction unto him in whose lifetime his parents or either > one of them reaches old age, and (through failure to serve them) > he is not allowed to enter Jannah". > * > I said > 'Aameen'. > * Reported by Haakim. > * > ** > > Note :- In this Hadith, it appears that Jibraeel (Alaihi Salaam) gave > expression to three curses, upon which > Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi wasallam) said Aameen every time. > In al-Durr al-Mansoor it is reported that Jibraeel (Alaihi Salaam) > advised Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi Wasallam) to say Aameen. > Being an angel of such high mark, Jibraeel 's giving these curses > is sure to be accepted. > May Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala) in His infinite mercy grant us > His help and save us from these three dangers. > The first person described above is he who, even in the blessed month > of Ramadhan, spends the days in sin and disregards his duties, > thus he does not get forgiveness. > Ramadhan is the month of Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala)'s mercy > and if even this month is spent carelessly, > how can he expect to be pardoned for his sins? > If he cannot gain Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala)'s forgiveness > in Ramadhan, then when will he do so? > The way to seek Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala)'s pardon for his sins > is to fulfil his obligations in Ramadhan as ordered by > Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala), such as fasting, offering Taraweeh Salaah > and asking for Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala)'s forgiveness for past sins. > The second unfortunate person is he who hears > Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi Wasallam)'s name mentioned and yet > does not make Dua for Allah's blessing on him. > For this reason, some Ulama consider it obligatory to make Dua > for Allah's blessing on the Nabi (Sallallaho Alaihi wasallam) > whenever the name of Mohammed (Sallallaho Alaihi wasallam) is mentioned. > In some Ahadith, the person who fails to do so is called unfortunate > and stingy. Such people are described as those who would lose the way > to Jannah, or even among those who will enter Jahannam > or those who will not look upon the blessed face of > Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi wasallam). > The Ulama give us various interpretations of these Ahadith. > The fact still remains that failure to make Dua for Allah's blessing > on the Nabi (Sallallaho Alaihi wasallam) is indeed very unfortunate. > And why should it not be? > After all, the favors bestowed upon this Ummah through > Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi Wasallam) are so great that neither > our writings nor our lectures can do justice in describing them. > His favors on us are indeed exceedingly great. > Therefore any warning for the neglect of making Dua for > Allah's blessing on the Nabi (Sallallaho Alaihi wasallam) is justified. > On the other hand, the reward for making Dua for Allah's blessing > on the Nabi (Sallallaho alaihi wassallam) is very great. > The Hadith teaches us that whosoever makes Dua for Allah's blessing > on the Nabi (Sallallaho Alaihi wassallam) once, > Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala) sends blessing on him ten times > and the angels make Dua for him. All his sins are forgiven, > his status is elevated, his reward will be as mount Uhud and > on the day of Qiyamah Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi wassallam) > shall ask Allah (subhanahu wa Taala) to forgive him. > > Further promises of reward are: > Obtaining Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala)'s pleasure, mercy and > safety against His anger, safety from the fears > of Qiyamah, seeing one's promised place in Jannah while still alive on > this earth. Besides these, there is the promise of never being troubled > by poverty and need, and of enjoying nearness to Rasulullah > (Sallallaho Alaihi wassallam), the promise of help against enemies > and the promise of being loved by others. > The learned in Islamic law have said that it is obligatory to make Dua > for Allah's blessing on the Nabi (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) at least > once in a lifetime and scholars of all schools of Islamic law are agreed > upon this. There is, however, difference of opinion on whether it is > obligatory to make Dua for Allah's blessing each time his name is > mentioned or whether it is only preferred. > > The third person described in the above Hadith is he, > in whose lifetime one or both of his parents reach old age, > and yet he is unable to gain Jannah by serving them. > The Ulama have stated that in every permissible act, > it is compulsory to obey the parents commands. > > One should not be disrespectful to them and be humble, > even if they are non-believers. Neither should one raise > one's voice above theirs, nor address them by their names, > and give them due precedence, When they have to be called > towards the good and prohibited from evil, > it should be done leniently, and one should continue to > make Dua for them even if they refuse to accept. > > At all times, they should be honored and respected . > In a Hadith it is related The best of doors for entering Jannah is the > father. > If you wish, look after it and if you wish, destroy it. > A Sahabi inquired from Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi wassallam) > What are the rights due to parents? > He (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) replied, > They are your Jannah and your Jahannam i.e. their pleasure leads you > to Jannah while their displeasure leads you to Jahannam. > > Further, it is stated in a Hadith that When an obedient son looks > with love and affection at his parents, the reward for that gaze > shall be the same as for Hajj which is accepted by Allah. > In another Hadith, it is stated that Except joining > other gods with Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala), > Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala) forgives all sins as He pleases. > However, He inflicts punishment in return for disobedience > to parents, right in this world before death. > A Sahabi said O Rasul of Allah, I want to go for Jihad. > Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) asked Is your mother alive? > He replied Yes, > Rasulullah (Sallallaho Alaihi Wassallam) then said Serve Her, > Jannah lies under her feet for you. > Again another Hadith says > The pleasure of Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala) lies in pleasing > one's father, and Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala)'s displeasure > lies in displeasing one's father. > However, where parents who had not been properly treated > and respected are now dead, there is a remedy for their children > according to the Shariah. The Hadith teaches us that, in such cases, > one should constantly make Dua for their forgiveness and by so > doing, will be counted among those who are obedient. > Another Hadith states that the best deed one can do after the death > of one's father is to treat his friends and companions in a friendly manner > > (as the father would have done). > ******************************** > > ------------------------------ > Looking for the perfect gift?* Give the gift of > Flickr!*<http://www.flickr.com/gift/> > -- Tak guna ada mata kalau tak dapat melihat.Tak guna ada hati kalau tak tahu menilai.......
