[Yaadein_Meri] Fw: Fwd: The Noor of the Heart and Commitment to the Sunnat

 

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Date: Thu, May 23, 2013 at 1:35 PM
Subject: The Noor of the Heart and Commitment to the Sunnat
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The Noor of the Heart and Commitment to the Sunnat To gain visibility one requires two types of lights: the light of the eyes and the external light of the sun or a lamp etc. Then only will one be able to clearly see what is before him. With the absence of any one of the two one will not be able to see anything and is likely to lose his way or fall into danger. Likewise, for spiritual guidance and sight, one needs the noor (light) of the heart and the noor (light) of the sunnat. Without any one of them one will create conf usion in Deen and is very likely to go astray. One sunnat of Rasullallah (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) is far more superior than a 1000 spiritual states of ecstasy that a person experiences. It is the commitment to the sunnat that will take a person forward. If one holds firm to the sunnat, but does not experience any spiritual state etc. he will be successful. On the other hand, if a person is not committed to the sunnat, but has spiritual experiences then this is not a sign of him being successful.  Allah Ta`ala has a system in place for people being blessed with Jannah etc. It is not a 'lucky packet' as some consider it to be; that a person as a matter of luck gained his admittance into Jannah. If this was the case then what was the purpose of Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wa sallam) exhorting the Ummah in innumerable ahaadeeth to carry out various acts of righteousness. Yes, what we may say is that those incidents which speak of a person being admitted into Jannah just on account of one action, actually mean that the person carried out many other righteous deeds, but this particular action was the culminating action that led to him being blessed. (Mufti Ebrahim Salajee) Source: Al-Haadi

  

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