Aqeeda

The angels indeed are a beautiful creation of Allah (سبحانه وتعالى). Believing in them is of the pillars of eman, and disbelieving in them is disbelief. Why so? What are the blessings of the angels upon the believers? Listen to the podcast and find out!

Bismillah There are many words in Arabic that translate as “love” in English; two of them are hubb and wudd. What is the difference between hubb (حَبَّ) and wudd (وَدَّ)? Hubb, which is from ح ب ب ، means to love. It is a love that you have for someone or something that you keep inside of you–inner feelings of admiration and fondness. While wudd, from و د د، is a more intense form of hubb, a whole-hearted and deep love.

Who are the Angels? Truly, the Angels are creations of Allah with certain names and responsibilities. What are some of these names? Everyone knows about the Angel of Death–but what other angels exist with special responsibilities? How do angels benefit us? Listen to the podcast below and find out right now!

What is the second most important pillar of faith? Did you ever think that it was angels? Well it is … come learn why! What are angels? Who are they? Why should we study the creation of angels? Listen and find out … because surely securing knowledge of this creation of Allah (سبحانه وتعالى) lights up the hearts with eman. Listen to this podcast to find out the reality of eman, in Ilm Fruits’ exclusive Light of Eman series!

Eman. So simple…yet we have failed to understood its true place in our deen. And the man asked, “What is Eman?” The Prophet replied, “It is to believe in Allah and…” What did the Prophet say about Eman? How does it relate to us? Listen to this podcast to find out the reality of eman, in Ilm Fruits’ exclusive Light of Eman series! Don’t miss out! Check the Light of Eman page for the schedule!

Bismillah. Reminders of the akhirah can have a great effect on our hearts and bring us out of the ghaflah (heedlessness) we are in. By looking at two words, Jahannam and Jaheem from the Qur’an, we are able to see what the real life is, the real ending and the real punishment. May Allah (سبحانه وتعالى) make our best deeds our last and may He (سبحانه وتعالى) make us among those who will enter Jannah without reckoning or punishment.

My brothers and sisters in Islam, As-salamu ‘alaikum! To testify that there is One Creator who sustains, nourishes, and controls is not enough for the Muslim. The Muslim is one who believes and testifies that indeed Allah is the Creator, the Nourisher, the Sustainer, and also affirms that ONLY He is worthy of worship. Our testimony of faith is not, ‘La Rabba ill Allah’ (There is no Lord except Allah), because if this was the case then even the mushrikeen of the time of our beloved Prophet (صلي الله عليه وسلم) believed and testified that Allah was the sole Creator.

What does it mean to say ‘La Illaha Ill Allah’? Has one every truly sat back and wondered what makes this one testimony so special? What makes this the differentiation point between one who believes and one who doesn’t? Truly, it is every Muslims responsibility to comprehend fully what this Kalimah entails, because without it, one has not fulfilled the conditions of this testimony. Someone asked a scholar of the past, “is not the Shahada the key to Jannah?

Of the categories of tawheed, the most common one is that of making Allah One and Unique in His Lordship i.e Tawheed ar-Ruboobiyyah. The meaning of this is believe that only Allah creates, sustains, and nourishes the entire creation. Of the manifestations of this are: every object must have a creator no object can escape that which is decreed when in distress all of mankind calls out to his Creator.

Our purpose of creation is one and that is tawheed. Tawheed is making Allah One and Unique in His Lordship (Ruboobiyyah), in His Names and Attributes (Asmaa was Sifaat), and in His rights to be worshiped (Uloohiyyah). There are many blessings associated with tawheed, of them are: Jannah a means for sins to be forgiven the right that Allah has over us the reason for sending Prophets and Books the dangers of its opposite – shirk