By Hazrat Maulana Yunus Patel (Rahmatullahi 'alayh)

“…VERILY ALLAH LOVES THOSE WHO REPENT…”
[Surah Baqarah 2 : 222]

A young person, after listening to a talk, experienced a revolution in his heart. He asked me : “With my past, with the sins in my life, how is it possible for me to become a Wali?”

I said : “It is extremely simple. It takes just one minute to become a Wali (Friend of Allah Ta'ala). Raise your hands and with deep regret and remorse in your heart, shed a few tears and pray to Allah Ta'ala : 

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There was once a time where Islam was a way of life, nothing could stop the love of Islam that ran through their (Companions of the Prophet PBUH) veins.

Now the times are such that the heart does not tremble in fear of its Master. The soul is overtaken by the many tribulations that occur due the disobedience of the slave to its Lord. Shaytaan did not prostrate to Aadam (AS), but we do not prostrate to Allah! So who is worse off? Who will be laughing on the Day when many of us will be crying wishing we had but another chance to gain the pleasure of Allah.

Alhumdulillah Lesson 15 of the Shama'il lectures that took place Today  has been uploaded and can be listened to On-line or downloaded from here: 

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Note: Due to technical difficulties Lesson 14 was not recorded.  We sincerely apologise for this.

Whenever a person faces hardship, it’s easy for him/her to give up and walk away from their challenges or complain and blame those around him/her. They fall into depression, feel sad about their situation and feel powerless. They don’t understand “why this is happening to them” or “what they did to deserve this”. But for a ProductiveMuslim, his/her way of thinking is completely different.

Whenever a ProductiveMuslim faces hardship, he/she takes a step back from their difficult situation and thinks about it from a higher level. They step back from their life with all its worries, anxieties, problems, and thinks about it from an Akhira perspective, then they ask themselves the question: what does this ALL mean when compared to the Hereafter? What does this ALL mean when compared to eternity in Jannah?