Saturday, October 13, 2007

interesting story...

Assalaamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu,

I pray that this reaches you in the best of health and Eeman.

At-Tantawi related another story that equally illustrates the unexpectedness of death. A bus full of people was moving when the driver suddenly pressed on the brakes. The passengers asked him what was wrong. He said, "I am stopping for this old man who is waving so that he can get on the bus." They all said in wonder, "We do not see anyone."

He said, "Look at him over there." They repeated that there was no one to be seen. He said confidently, "Now look, he is coming to get in" Now the situation was beyond wonder, and they exclaimed, "By Allah, we don’t see anyone." Then, in an instant, the driver died in his seat.

Thus death came to him in the most bizarre and unexpected of scenarios:

"When their term is reached neither can they delay it nor can they advance it an hour [or a moment]." Surah Al-A’raf – Ayah 34.

Man is cowardly when he faces danger; his heart begins to thump when the possibility of death arises, and then, without prior warning, he dies at a time when he feels most safe.

"[They are] the ones who said about their killed brethren while they themselves sat [at home]. ‘If only they had listened to us, they would not have been killed.‘ Say: ‘Avert death flow your ownselves, if you speak the truth.’" Surah Al-Imran – Ayah 168.

The strange thing is that we do not think about meeting Allah or about the transient nature of this life.

Wasalaamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu Ahsin.

-interesting huh guys?haha..daaaa-

Thursday, October 11, 2007

inetersting la.....

Assalaamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu,

I pray that this reaches you in the best of health and Eeman.

I recently read of a story of a man who was paralyzed. He remained bed-ridden in his home for years, and eventually, boredom and a sense of failure overcame him. Doctors were unable to do anything for him. One day, while alone in the house, a scorpion descended from the ceiling of his room, and even though he saw it coming, he was unable to move. After landing on his head, the scorpion repeatedly stung him. His whole body, from his feet to his head, broke out into convulsions. Slowly, and to his astonishment, sensation returned to his limbs, and after a short period of time, he found himself to be walking about in the room. He then opened the door and went to his wife and children. They could not believe their eyes when they saw him standing before them. Only when they finally calmed down was he able to inform them of what had taken place.

How perfect is Allah, Who caused the scorpion to be a remedy for his ailment.

I mentioned this story to a doctor and he accepted its occurrence as being plausible. He told me that there are kinds of poisonous serum that, when their toxicity is chemically reduced, are used by doctors to treat paralyzed patients.

And Allah has not sent down a sickness, except that He has also sent down for it a cure.

Wasalaamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu Ahsin.
Details Taken From – “Don’t Be Sad” by Shaykh Aaidh Al-Qarni.


(pst guys...shall we keep a scorpion at home?muahahaha)
"Innaallaha 'ala kulli syain Qaadir"