My Faiths Goal
May Allah Ta’ala grant us His Love and the Love of Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) , such that it becomes easy to give up all sins and submit to His Obedience. May He protect us all from the mischief of nafs and Shaytaan. May He fill our hearts with Love, Adab, Akhlaq and Sabr for this beautiful Deen and inspire us in being a practical and good Muslims and be true role-models to our community.
"I want to die with my forehead on the ground,the sunnah in my heart,Allah on my mind, the Quran on my tongue & tears in my eyes."
Remember
Through the Zikr of Allah Ta’ala one may achieve recognition and Maarifat of Allah Ta’ala.
(Hadhrat Moulana Muhammad Zakariyyah rahmatullahi ‘alayh)
"if one lives for Allah alone love and peace would prevail in this world. When one is inspired by this,then whatever one does becomes devotion to Allah."
(Khwaja Nizamuddeen Auliya rahmatullahi ‘alayh)
'Allah will aid a servant of His so long as the servant aids his brother.'
- Sahih Muslim
Light of Dawn
I wake with the light of the dawn whispering with joy in my heart and with praise on my lips. In stillness and twilight i stand before you bowing, prostating i call Allahu (swt).
My eyes see your beauty in the dawn's golden hues. My ears hear the thunder as it gloriies you. The rhythm of my heart beats the sound of your name. My breaths rise and fall with the tide of your praise. My soul knew and loved you before i was born and without your mercy is lost and fortorn.
Wherever i may wonder down the pathways of life, my cry to you Allah (swt), is "guide me to ligfht" through all fear and helpness, to you do i turn for your breath of healing and peacedo i yearn. For all that i have , my Allah (swt) all that i am is from you, is for you and to you will return. Inshallah
In the following months biographies of the Companions of the Prophet (s.a.w) will be published..
Yellow or red card?
FIFA this is disappointing! What is the point of introducing a signal to report racial abuse, if it’s ignored?
During the Argentina vs Egypt match, Argentina fans repeatedly showed the Israeli flags to the Egyptian players and fans.
Egypt’s coach made FIFA’s official anti-racism “X” gesture to alert the referee to alleged racist abuse. Under FIFA’s own protocol, that signal is meant to trigger action: a temporary stoppage, followed by suspension, and ultimately abandonment of the match if the abuse continues.
Instead, he was shown a yellow card for dissent.
The very system designed to protect players and staff from racism failed once again.
Anti-racism campaigns cannot simply be slogans printed on banners or hashtags shared during tournaments. They only have meaning when officials have the courage to enforce the rules, regardless of who is playing, who is in the stands, or what political sensitivities may exist.
If victims believe reporting abuse will result in punishment for them rather than those responsible, they will stop reporting it altogether.
Football has the power to unite millions across every race, religion and nationality. But that unity is undermined when governing bodies appear reluctant to act on their own commitments.
FIFA cannot expect people to trust its anti-racism policies if they are not applied when they matter most.
