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Bismillah

Bismillah. Bismillah (In the Name of Allah). is the beginning of all good things. Inviting with appearance (LOOK) Very nice SMELS TASTES delicious HEALTHY for our body. Who is the real owner and giver? Whom to thank ? To the CLERK or to the KING?.

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Bismillah

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  1. Bismillah

  2. Bismillah (In the Name of Allah) is the beginning of all good things.

  3. Inviting with appearance • (LOOK) • Very nice SMELS • TASTES delicious • HEALTHY for our body

  4. Who is the real owner and giver? • Whom to thank ? • To the CLERK or to the KING?

  5. If you kissed the hand of someone who brought you a precious gift without recognizing the true sender (the king), you would be making a great mistake. Praising and loving the apparent bestower of bounty, while forgetting the true Bestower of Bounty, is far worse.

  6. Saying bismillah at the beginning is a manner of remembrance, and saying al-hamdulillah (All praise and gratitude are for God) at their end is a manner of thanksgiving. Reflection means always being mindful and thinking of the precious and ingenious bounties we receive as miracles of the Eternally Besought One’s Power and as gifts from His Mercy.

  7. O my soul! If you wish to avoid such stupidity, give and receive in God’s name.Begin and act, to the very end, in His name. This is the kernel of the matter.

  8. God (Allah) Angels Revealed Books Revealed Messengers Day of the Judgment Pre-destination Pillars of Belief

  9. There is nothing whatever like unto Him. (42:11) To Allah belongs the dominion of the heavens and the earth. He creates what He wills. (42:49) Believe in Allah (c.c.)

  10. Levels of IMAN (BELIEF) Imitative faith (Taqlidi Iman) Certain & Verified faith (Tahqiqi iman) 1. Ilme-l yaqin 2. Ayne-l yaqin 3. Hakka-l yaqin

  11. Imitative faith (iman-i taqlidi) The faith which a person has just through the people around him without any proofs. Since a person having imitative belief doesn’t have any investigation and Islamic studies to acquire certain knowledge about faith he/she just believes in the way that he observes in the people around him. This kind of belief is weak and shakable in the face of doubts and misgivings of disbelief, because it doesn’t stand on any proofs and knowledge.

  12. Certain & Verified faith (Tahqiqi iman) Believing in Allah (swt) as strong as seeing Him. This kind of belief is obtained as a result of acquiring certain knowledge of all the questions related to belief through close investigation and Islamic studies. Since “verified belief” has the answers of all questions of doubt and disbelief, it is too strong, firm and unshakable. Ulama (scholars) are in consensus that even though it is valid to have an imitative faith, it is vacib (obligation) for very Muslim to raise their faith to the ‘certain, verified belief’ from imitative level.

  13. Ilmel Yakin (Knowledge of Certainty) To be convinced (to believe) by knowledge and research

  14. Aynel yakin (Essence of Certainty) To be convinced visually and to believe as if you see.

  15. Hakkel yakin (Truth of Certainty ) To be convinced truly (% 100), to be certain perfectly.

  16. Looking for signs and miracles all around us

  17. IF YOU WISH to understand how to enjoy great contentment and blessing through belief, and how to experience fulfillment and ease, consider the following parable

  18. Two people travel for both pleasure and business.

  19. The first one is conceited and pessimistic, and so ends up in what he considers a most wicked country. He sees himself surrounded by poor and hopeless people tormented by bullies and living ruined lives.

  20. He sees the same grievous, painful situation wherever he goes, as if the whole country were a house of mourning. In order not to feel this painful situation, he finds no other way out than becoming drunk. Everyone seems to him to be an enemy and foreigner. He has awful visions of corpses and orphans, and his soul is plunged into torment.

  21. The second person, a God-serving, decent, and fair-minded man, goes to a country that he considers quite excellent. Seeing a universal festival, he finds joy and happiness in every corner, and a house for remembering God overflowing with rapture.

  22. Everyone is a loving friend, even a relative, to him. He sees the celebrations of a general discharge from duties accompanied by cries of good wishes and thanks.

  23. Hearing a drum and a band for enlisting soldiers with happy calls of “God is the All-Great” and “There is no deity but God,” he becomes happy at his own joy and that of others. He enjoys a comfortable trade and thanks God.

  24. When he returns after some while, he meets the other man, understands his situation and says: “You’ve become crazy. The bad and ugly things you see come from and reflect your inner world. You imagine laughter to be weeping, and discharge from duties to be sack and pillage. Come to your senses and clean your heart, so that this inauspicious veil will be raised from your eyes and you may see the truth. This is an orderly, prosperous, and civilized country with a powerful, compassionate, and just ruler. So things cannot be as you see or think.”

  25. The man comes to his senses and is full of regret: “Yes, I’ve really gone crazy because of all those intoxicants. Thank you. May God be pleased with you for rescuing me from such a hellish state.” O my soul! The first person represents an unbeliever or a heedless sinner who sees this world as a place of general mourning, all living things as weeping orphans due to the pain of separation and decay, people and animals as lonely and uncivilized creatures cut down by death, and great masses (mountains and oceans) as terrible corpses without souls. His unbelief and misguidance breed great anxieties that torture him.

  26. The second person believes in and affirms God Almighty.He sees the world as a place where people glorify, praise and exalt Him, a practice arena for people and animals, and an examination hall for people and jinn. Animals and humanity are demobilized so that after death believers can travel in spiritual enjoyment to the other world —for this world needs a new generation to populate and work in it.

  27. All animals and people enter this world for a reason. All living things are as soldiers or officials, happy with their appointed task. The sound we hear is their praise and glorifying as they begin, or their pleasure while working, or their thanksgiving as they finish. Believers see all things as obedient servants, friendly officials, a lovable book of their All-Munificent (very generous) Master and All-Compassionate Owner.

  28. Many more such beautiful, sublime, and pleasurable truths arise from belief. This is because belief bears the seed of what is, in effect, a Tuba tree of Paradise, whereas unbelief contains the seed of a Zaqqum tree of Hell.

  29. Safety and well-being are found only in Islam (submission to God) and belief. Therefore, always thank God, saying:“Praise be to God for Islam and perfect belief.”

  30. 2nd Word, Words from Risale-i Nur Collection This presentation was compiled from Words Book of Risale-i Nur Collection.

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