Bersabda Nabi s.a.w :
Yang bermaksud: “Ada 4 perkara yang berharga dalam diri manusia dan dia
boleh hilang dengan 4 perkara juga. Adapun yang berharga itu ialahAkal,
Agama, Malu dan Amal soleh. Maka… .
• Akal boleh hilang disebabkan marah.
• Agama boleh hilang disebabkan dengki.
• Malu boleh hilang disebabkan tamak.
• Amal soleh boleh hilang dan terhapus disebabkan suka menceritakan keburukan orang lain.
Manusia akan menghadapi 4 penarikan:
1. Malaikat pencabut nyawa akan menarik rohnya.
2. Para ahli waris akan menarik hartanya.
3. Ulat akan menarik tubuhnya.
4. Orang yang dimusuhi @ dianiayai akan menarik barang kepunyaannya di hari kiamat iaitu AMALNYA.
Dari Ali r.a yang bermaksud: Sesungguhnya amalan yang paling sulit adalah empat macam:
• Memberi maaf pada waktu marah.
• Suka memberi pada waktu susah.
• Menjauhi yang haram pada waktu sunyi.
• Mengatakan yang hak kepada orang yang ditakuti atau kepada orang yang diharapkan sesuatu darinya.
Dari Hatim Al-Asom yang bermaksud:Empat perkara yang hanya diketahui oleh empat jenis orang akan nilainya iaitu:
1.Nilai masa muda hanya diketahui oleh orang tua-tua
2. Nilai kedamaian hanya diketahui oleh orang yang pernah di timpa bencana.
3. Nilai kesihatan hanya diketahui oleh orang-orang sakit.
4. Nilai kehidupan hanya diketahui oleh orang-orang yang telah mati.
Jumaat, 7 Februari 2014
Three Golden Rules
Three Golden Rules
The Messenger of Allah (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) said: “Whoever is made happy by his good works, and sorrowful by his bad ones, is a believer.” [Abu Daud]
The knowledgeable insist that it is important that whenever you think of good, you must immediately act upon it. But even more difficult than doing good deeds is to keep them protected for your full reward. The following three rules are to perform and protect good deeds.
1. Ta’jeel (Swiftness): A good deed must be done immediately and there should be no laziness.
2. Tehqeer (Contempt): You must look at your good acts with contempt otherwise you will become self-righteous.
3. Ikhfa (Secrecy): You must keep your good acts secret otherwise people will praise you and it will make you self-righteous
The Messenger of Allah (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) said: “Whoever is made happy by his good works, and sorrowful by his bad ones, is a believer.” [Abu Daud]
The knowledgeable insist that it is important that whenever you think of good, you must immediately act upon it. But even more difficult than doing good deeds is to keep them protected for your full reward. The following three rules are to perform and protect good deeds.
1. Ta’jeel (Swiftness): A good deed must be done immediately and there should be no laziness.
2. Tehqeer (Contempt): You must look at your good acts with contempt otherwise you will become self-righteous.
3. Ikhfa (Secrecy): You must keep your good acts secret otherwise people will praise you and it will make you self-righteous
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