خطبة خانه الإسلام

Ibn ‘Abbas (semoga Allah meridhainya) menceritakan bahawa Nabi Allah (saw) menegaskan: ‘Orang yang dilantik sebagai gabenor atau hakim atas sesuatu kaum-dia akan dibawa pada hari Kiamat dalam keadaan yang sedemikian rupa sehingga tangannya akan diikat ke lehernya. Kemudian jika didapati bahawa dia tidak korup dan semua keputusannya berdasarkan keadilan dia akan dibebaskan, tetapi jika dia korup dan telah menerima rasuah daripada orang ramai memberikan penghakiman yang bertentangan dengan prinsip yang benar, dia akan dilemparkan ke dalam Neraka, ke kedalaman yang sama dengan perjalanan lima ratus tahun. (TibranI). Dalam Islam, rasuah adalah dilarang sama sekali dan dianggap sebagai dosa besar dengan akibat yang teruk. Kedua-dua al-Quran dan Hadis mengutuk keras rasuah, menonjolkan kesan buruknya terhadap individu dan masyarakat. Hukuman rasuah boleh merangkumi kesan duniawi dan rohani, menekankan kepentingan kejujuran, integriti dan keadilan. Teks Islam tentang Rasuah: Quran: Beberapa a...

The actions of a Muslim are noble, and with proper organization, their benefit is maximized. Here is a suggested daily program for every Muslim: 1.  Pray Fajr in the mosque with fellow Muslims. The Prophet, peace be upon him, said, "Whoever prays Fajr is under the protection of Allah." (Muslim)1 2.  Remain in the mosque, recite the morning supplications, and then recite the Quran. If you have memorized it, review what you have memorized until the sun rises. Then, perform the two Rak'ahs of Duha (forenoon) prayer. 3.  Go to your work, and after returning from work, take some time to rest. 4.  After Asr prayer, recite the evening supplications. 5.  After Maghrib prayer, stay in the mosque until Isha prayer and engage in similar activities as you did after Fajr, such as reciting the Quran, reading books of Hadith, and books of the early righteous predecessors. 6.  During the aforementioned periods, attend lessons of scholars or listen to them. 7.  After I...

  In this era, aspirations have become diverse and ambitions have branched out. There are different goals and numerous obligations. One stands before these goals, obstacles, and requirements, choosing to provide care and fulfill duties for the family, to give attention and meet the demands of the spouse, to show respect and fulfill the rights of parents, to maintain friendship and loyalty towards friends, to maintain kinship ties and show kindness to relatives, to uphold commitments and visit neighbors, to give and show compassion to the poor, to dedicate time for seeking sustenance, to pursue knowledge with passion and ambition by attending scholars' lessons, and to have the desire and hope to memorize texts. With all of this, an aspirational person may find himself perplexed: How can he combine all these scattered acts of goodness? This requires supplication for the blessing of time and guidance in organizing life's affairs. In the Sharia, there is a principle for combining t...