What did prophet Mohammad PBUH do, when the woman disrespected him and throw garbage on him ? Why can we not follow the same Sunnah ?

Here is a list of the purpose of life according to the world's 10 major religions: 1. Christianity: To glorify God and to enjoy Him forever. This is achieved by having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and living in accordance with His teachings as outlined in the Bible. 2. Islam: To worship Allah, the one true God, and to live in accordance with His commandments as outlined in the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad. 3. Hinduism: To attain liberation from the cycle of birth and death and to merge with the ultimate reality of Brahman. 4. Buddhism: To end suffering and to attain enlightenment, through the cultivation of wisdom, compassion, and ethical and mental discipline. 5. Judaism: To follow the commandments of God as outlined in the Torah and to fulfill one's role in the world as a member of the Jewish people. 6. Sikhism: To attain union with God and to live a life of service and devotion to others. 7. Taoism: To live in harmony with the Tao, the ultimate reality and the source of all things. 8. Confucianism: To cultivate virtue, wisdom, and moral character, and to serve one's family, community, and the world. 9. Jainism: To attain liberation from the cycle of birth and death and to live a life of non-violence, compassion, and spiritual discipline. 10. Shinto: To live a life of devotion to the kami, the spirits or deities of Shinto, and to maintain a harmonious relationship with nature and the world. Please note that these are generalizations and that the beliefs and practices of individuals within each religion may vary.

🌞 Revive the Sunnah with Qailoola this Summer! 🌞 As the summer heat intensifies, it's the perfect time for us in Pakistan to adopt the beneficial tradition of qailoola, the midday nap. Let's start our day early at 6 AM after Fajr prayer, working productively until 12 PM. Then, we can take a refreshing qailoola to rejuvenate ourselves during the hottest part of the day. After Asar prayer, we can resume our work with renewed energy until Isha. By incorporating qailoola into our daily routine, we can beat the heat, stay productive, and maintain our well-being. Plus, we'll earn the sawab of reviving a sunnah, gaining spiritual rewards along with physical benefits. Let's make the most of our summer days by following this time-honored practice! #Qailoola #ReviveSunnah #SummerRoutine #StayProductive #BeatTheHeat #HealthyLiving #Pakistan

The Levels of Yaqeen: From Knowledge to Experience In the journey of faith, one of the most beautiful and powerful concepts described in the Qur’an and explained by scholars is Yaqeen—the state of certainty. Yaqeen is not simply belief; it is the unshakable conviction that settles in the heart, removes doubts, and transforms how we live. Like a flame that begins as a spark and grows into a steady light, Yaqeen develops through stages. The Qur’an and classical scholars describe three levels of Yaqeen: ‘Ilm al-Yaqeen (Certainty of Knowledge), ‘Ayn al-Yaqeen (Certainty of Seeing), and Haqq al-Yaqeen (Truth of Certainty). Each level takes us deeper into knowing, seeing, and ultimately experiencing the truth. ⸻ 1. ‘Ilm al-Yaqeen – Certainty of Knowledge The first level of Yaqeen is based on knowledge. We believe something because it has been authentically conveyed to us through reliable sources. Just as a person knows that fire burns because he has studied it or been told about it, the believer knows of Jannah, Jahannum, and the unseen realities through the Qur’an and Sunnah. The Qur’an refers to this stage in Surah Takathur: “No! If you only knew with knowledge of certainty (‘ilm al-yaqeen).” (102:5) At this level, the intellect is convinced. A Muslim who reads the Qur’an and understands its proofs acquires ‘Ilm al-Yaqeen. However, this level still leaves space for the heart to seek greater clarity. It is like reading about honey in a book—you know it exists, but you have not tasted it yet. ⸻ 2. ‘Ayn al-Yaqeen – Certainty of Seeing The second level is more powerful, for it involves direct sight or experience through the senses. It is no longer about being told; it is about witnessing. Imagine being told that a fire is hot. Then, one day, you actually see the fire blazing. Your conviction becomes stronger, for now your eyes confirm what your mind already knew. The Qur’an continues in Surah Takathur: “Then you will surely see it with the eye of certainty (‘ayn al-yaqeen).” (102:7) In spiritual life, this level comes when signs of Allah manifest in one’s own life. A person who witnesses answered prayers, sees how sins bring hardship, or experiences the tranquility of dhikr (remembrance of Allah) begins to reach ‘Ayn al-Yaqeen. It is no longer abstract—it is lived reality. ⸻ 3. Haqq al-Yaqeen – Truth of Certainty The final and highest level is Haqq al-Yaqeen, when knowledge and vision transform into direct experience of the truth. This is not about hearing or seeing; it is about living it fully. To return to the example of fire: it is one thing to hear of it, another to see it, but when you place your hand into the flame, you feel the burning. Now there is no doubt left, because you have personally experienced its reality. The Qur’an says in Surah Waqi‘ah: “Indeed, this is the truth of certainty (haqq al-yaqeen).” (56:95) In matters of faith, Haqq al-Yaqeen is when the believer lives in a constant state of awareness of Allah’s presence. Worship is no longer a ritual but a reality tasted with the heart. Death removes all veils, and every human being then enters into this level completely, for the unseen becomes seen and the truth undeniable. ⸻ Practical Lessons for Our Lives The three levels of Yaqeen are not only philosophical ideas; they are a roadmap for spiritual growth: 1. Learn (‘Ilm al-Yaqeen): Study the Qur’an, Hadith, and the wisdom of scholars. Knowledge is the foundation. Without it, the heart remains empty. 2. Reflect and Observe (‘Ayn al-Yaqeen): Look at the signs of Allah in your life and in the universe. Practice gratitude, mindfulness, and reflection to see His reality unfold before your eyes. 3. Experience and Live (Haqq al-Yaqeen): Practice sincerity in worship, purify your heart, and strive for closeness to Allah until faith becomes a lived reality—not just knowledge. ⸻ Conclusion The journey of Yaqeen is the journey of the believer—from information to transformation. At first, we know the truth because Allah told us. Then, we see the truth unfold in our lives. Finally, we taste and live the truth with every breath. The one who reaches Haqq al-Yaqeen lives without fear of the future and without doubt in the present, for his heart has found peace in Allah’s reality. In our times of confusion and distraction, understanding these levels reminds us that faith is not static—it can and must grow. And as Yaqeen deepens, it brings light not only to the believer’s heart but to the entire society around him. #yaqeen #rehanessay #Rehanallahwala

Jazaka Allah head of Jamat Al Sunnah if Baltistan Molana Ibrahim Khalil for the kind words

#smile #sunnah

Some words of Wisdom by another sister from Swabi To all in my friend list. I am sorry, I was in a testing phase of Rehan Allahwala experiment of making mutual friends which failed for me totally. This wasted a lot of my time which should be utilized in learning Quran and sunnah, taking care of my kids and family and nearest people around like Neighbours etc. I gave years and years to Facebook but I feel nothing can be changed unless we change ourselves and for that change I need to learn Quran and my deen first. I corrected myself with taking an initiative towards understanding of Islam through understanding Quran first and I request everyone to do so. The most precious thing right now is TIME which we are wasting in Facebook Twitter Watsapp and many others. These are good things but only if you use it if it’s necessary. Means to learn Quran and to teach Quran. Secondly this experiment is a disaster cause I have observed neutral Muslim youth or those who were still students and were trying to learn about our own society or their minds were blank due to lack of knowledge of Islam and Quran they started following ATHEISM, FEMINISM, COMMUNISM, HINDUISM etc and the reason given behind it is “freedom of speech”. I totally disagree with it. We as Muslims have our own moral values, social circle limits specially for women which is called PARDA. And Facebook ruined everything. I finally declare that it is a plan to trap Muslims in useless activities which means nothing but just wastage of time and resources. If you want to know that what I will do after coming back to my old clear Facebook where only 10 people were there and all were family people. So the answer is 1) I’ll give my time to understanding deen and message from Allah for everyone and that is Quran. Insha Allah. 2) If I want to teach others so proper tadrees (teaching) and tabligh system is there all over the world and in Pakistan too for everyone who seriously wants to learn. Cause I am still working on myself and trying to correct myself. In the life hereafter first I’ll be asked for myself and then for others. So I m working on myself first. And you all should too. Insha Allah. 3) I’ll give my time to train my kids according to Islam and Quran instead of those for whome I am not responsible. My first responsibility is to fix people in my own house and so is for every Muslim. Cause Allah will ask first for your deeds second for your family third for your Neighbours and then for your city, country and so on ..... So please please please I request every Muslim on my Fb to un friend everyone useless contact which gives you negative energies through wasting your time and energy. I never said anything wrong about sir Rehan Allahwala and I will not cause he by himself is not aware of Quran’s message for Muslims and if he knows and still ignoring then he has to answer for his own deed and I have to answer my own. I’ll unfriend 99% of people from my Facebook friends list. Everyone stay blessed with the light of Quran Ameen Jazakumllahu khairan kaseer Nazia ali shah

The hand made Khussay is what I carry now in my pocket, they are mini sized traditional Pakistani shoes which everyone seem to love ! I have them branded with my company and my info on them, I suggest you all to carry something small and traditionally unique to give as gifts, and follow the sunnah of giving ! This is judge Amy Mitchell from Houston, who lived her new mini shoe 🙂

Nobody will come and help us. We as muslims need to huddle up together and deal with these issues head first. Break the nationalism barriers and create the concept of ummah as given to us by our last prophet Muhammad Peace be Upon Him. The day when when our tables are not full of multiple dishes to eat, the day when our stomach and our faces are not bulging, the day when we revive back to the times that we lead the scientific community in learning and inventing, the day when we give proper zakat, the day when we clean our hearts with all pride and prejudices, the day when education, health care and energy is easily accessible to us, the day when our leaders and ourselves have a strong tauheed and our eyes are on Allah rather than on others which we call political wisdom, incorrectly classifying it as wisdom, when we stand up for what is good and forbid what is evil, then only then our situation will change. As at that time Allah nusrah will be with us. May Allah give us the strength and wisdom to follow His deen and the sunnah of His last Prophet. Muhammad Faisal - Canada

When one is anxious to learn ! One does ! Today Mufti Shakeel Rana saw me live on a mountain and came to Meet and ask his questions ! He is establishing a national brand of dried fruits from Gilgit to the world ! Do add him and order if you like ! He has 4 masters degrees and is an aalim e deen / mufti ! His whatspp is 03452135144 P.s I wish people would smile more while the photo not only after the photo has been taken, that is also sunnah